Can I get an electric shock from an electrode?
No! The electrodes are designed to passively record your brain activity and there is no risk of an electric shock.
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Will hair products interfere with my electrode connection?
It is possible that some hair products could reduce the quality of the contact between the electrodes and the scalp so if possible, try to train before you use any products in your hair, or train straight after you have washed your hair. This will ...
What are the electrodes for?
Electrodes pick up the tiny electrical signals produced by your brain simply by touching the skin on your scalp; they don't penetrate the skin or deliver any current. These signals can be recorded through hair, which is why the electrodes on the top ...
The top electrodes are causing discomfort.
It’s easy to press the top electrodes too firmly, which can cause discomfort over time. Generally, the top Flex electrodes do not require much pressure, as long as they are making contact with your scalp. To help reduce pressure and improve comfort, ...
How do I get the most out of Alevia?
To get the most out of Alevia, focus on relaxing and avoid tracking progress too closely (e.g., counting the "dings" or rewards during the session can increase anxiety). Avoid keeping logs or trying to measure your performance; neurofeedback works ...
Does Alevia have any side effects?
Because Alevia is a passive device, there are almost no side effects. However, some patients might feel tired or have a mild headache after concentrating for the 30 minute session. No lasting or serious side effects have ever been reported.