Thursday, April 27, 2017

UNDERSTANDING BETA BRAINWAVE, BENIFITS OF BETA BRAIN WAVE

UNDERSTANDING BETA BRAINWAVE




BETA BRAINWAVES
 Frequency range: (12 Hz to 40 Hz )
Beta is the most common brain wave pattern.

Beta brainwaves are produced when we are wide awake, alert, active and engaged in mental activity, usually involving more the rational, reality-oriented left hemisphere of our brain.

When beta wave activity becomes very intense, our brain hemispheres become less synchronized.

Beta state is required to function properly in your everyday life.
These are known as high frequency low amplitude brain waves that are commonly observed while we are awake.

They are involved in conscious thought, logical thinking, and tend to have a stimulating affect.

Having the right amount of beta waves allows us to focus and complete school or work-based tasks easily.

Having too much beta may lead to us experiencing excessive stress and/or anxiety.
The higher beta frequencies are associated with high levels of arousal.

When you drink caffeine or have another stimulant, your beta activity will naturally increase.

Think of these as being very fast brain waves that most people exhibit throughout the day in order to complete conscious tasks such as: critical thinking, writing, reading, and socialization.

FEATURE OF BETA BRAIN WAVES
This is the brainwave for the fight-flight response
Increased concentration and alertness
Improved logic, reasoning and critical thinking
Feelings of anxiety, stress, unfocused thought

IF BETA LEVEL TOO MUCH

Adrenaline
Anxiety,
High arousal,
Inability to relax
Stress

IF BETA WAVES TOO LITTLE

ADHD
Daydreaming
Depression
Poor cognition
IF BETA WAVES IN OPTIMAL LEVEL
Conscious focus

memory

problem solving

HOW TO INCREASE BETA WAVES IN THE BODY
Coffee


energy drinks

various stimulants

TOOLS FOR TRANSFORMATION OF BETA










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