Brainwave Studies Before and After Practicing Chinese Chi Kung
Keith Kirts, author of the books illustrated to the right
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Before starting the Chi Kung practice, Keith's brainwave activity was
monitored. The frequencies are high, indicating more agitated neural activity.
Amplitudes of the signals are high, as indicated by the magenta on the
graph.
Keith's brainwaves after practicing Chi Kung. Frequencies of the signals have slowed down, and velocities of the signals have lowered. These changes in brainwave activity indicate that the neural activity has calmed down. One could speculate that Keith's attention became more focused with greater clarity of thought.
Brainwaves before Chi Kung.
Brainwaves after Chi Kung.