The Effects of NET in Brain Physiology in Patients With Traumatic Stress Symptoms
Effects of NET: There is now quantifiable evidence as to ‘why’ patients feel better when treated with NET, and the dramatic pre and post-treatment changes can be seen in fMRI brain images.
A recently published study examined the effects of NET on brain physiology in patients experiencing stress symptoms. Fig. 1 shows pre-NET (with active parahippocampus area) and Fig. 2 is post-NET treatment (showing parahippocampus area normalized):
Pre-NET Treatment
Fig. 1: In these fMRl images you can actually see what the brain looks like during the reexperiencing of trauma before a patient is treated with NET.
Post-NET Treatment
Fig. 2: This pair of post-treatment fMRl images powerfully demonstrates how the brain has returned to normal healthy functioning as a result of the NET intervention — even when the patients are again exposed to the same information that was traumatic before treatment.
For more information on this exciting and groundbreaking study visit
The ONE Research Foundation website at ONEfoundation.org
