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Biofeedback |
What's BIOfeedback?
Here is a simplified definition: "The detection of information about a person's Biological functions, (such as heart rate, breathing rate, skin temperature, and amount of muscle tension), picked up by surface electrodes (sensors) and electronically amplified to provide "feedback" (usually an audio-tone and/or a visual read-out) to the patient, about those functions." Biofeedback training uses the information that has been monitored from the sensors attached to a muscle on the skin's surface, or to the skin only for thermal or other readings. With the help of a trained Clinician, the patient can learn how to make voluntary changes in those biological functions and bring them under patient control.
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