Biogetic is a revolutionary invention that uses traditional philosophy with modern technology!

Biogetic is an emitter of positive energy and motivator as well as mental stimulator. It works through your mobile phone that already has spools, capacitors and conductors to generate frequencies that are positive for a human body. The frequencies generated resonate with alpha, beta, theta and delta brain waves to help you perform better.

Biogetic was developed and tested by eROKA. In development of Biogetic cooperated people with degrees and practical knowledge of physics, psychology, biophysics and bio-energy. The development is based on classical research combined with energy flow.

Every year, clinical depression afflicts more than 18 million Americans, many of whom don't respond to conventional antidepressants like Prozac and Zoloft. But a promising new type of therapy is gaining wider use. The technique, called "transcranial magnetic stimulation", uses pulses of magnetic energy to induce electric currents in specific brain regions. While no one knows exactly how it works, researchers say the treatment can alleviate depression.

Magnetic brain stimulation has been used experimentally for years. Mark George, a neurologist and psychiatrist at the Medical University of South California in Charleston, SC, says that in a number of limited trials, the technique helped severely depressed patients...

Source: Technology Review, March 2004, pg. 26; Gregory T. Huang: Zapping the Blues.

The German psychiatrist Hans Berger made the first recording of the electric field of the human brain in 1924 in Jena. He gave this recording the name electroencephalogram (EEG). From 1929 to 1938 he published 20 scientific papers on the EEG under the same title "Über das Elektroenkephalogram des Menschen" including:

• spontaneous activity,
• evoked potentials, and
• bioelectric events produced by single neurons.

The number of nerve cells in the brain has been estimated to be on the order of 10^11. Cortical neurons are strongly interconnected. Here the surface of a single neuron may be covered with 1,000-100,000 synapses (Nunez, 1981). The electric behaviour of the neuron corresponds to the description of excitable cells. The resting voltage is around -70 mV, and the peak of the action potential is positive. The amplitude of the nerve impulse is about 100 mV; it lasts about 1 ms.

The bioelectric impressed current density associated with neuronal activation produces an electric field, which can be measured on the surface of the head or directly on the brain tissue.

The EEG signal is closely related to the level of consciousness of the person. As the activity increases, the EEG shifts to higher dominating frequency and lower amplitude. When the eyes are closed, the alpha waves begin to dominate the EEG. When the person falls asleep, the dominant EEG frequency decreases. In a certain phase of sleep, rapid eye movement called (REM) sleep, the person dreams and has active movements of the eyes, which can be seen as a characteristic EEG signal. In deep sleep, the EEG has large and slow deflections called delta waves. No cerebral activity can be detected from a patient with complete cerebral death.

The technical description is an abstract taken from a book Bioelectromagnetism by Jaako Malmivuo (Ragnar Granit Institute, Tampere University of Technology) and Robert Plonse (Department of Biomedical Engineering, Duke University) available online at http://butler.cc.tut.fi/~malmivuo/bem/bembook, which we strongly recommend.