01/31/05
Other Suggestions: Insomnia
Added new section:
Chronic
Insomnia: Tips
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01/31/05
Research Topics: CFIDS
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01/31/05
Other Suggestions: Dehydration
Added an excerpt to
the section:
Prevention:
Tips
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01/30/05
Hearing: Hyperacusis
Added new sections:
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01/30/05
The Brain: Melatonin
Updated the section:
Related Topics
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01/30/05
Vision: Binocular Functions: Light Sensitivity
Added another
excerpt, again, to the section:
Tinted
Glasses: Blue-Blocking Lenses
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01/30/05
Vision: Binocular Functions: Light Sensitivity
Added new section:
Tinted
Glasses: Things to Consider
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01/30/05
Vision: Binocular Functions: Light Sensitivity
Added another
excerpt to the section:
Tinted
Glasses: Blue-Blocking Lenses
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01/29/05
Vision: Binocular Functions: Light Sensitivity
Added some excerpts
to the section:
Tinted
Glasses: Blue-Blocking Lenses
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01/29/05
Vision: Binocular Functions: Light Sensitivity
Added new sections:
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01/28/05 Notes
Added a boatload of notes
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01/27/05 Research Topics
Divided ‘Research
Topics’ into two pages:
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01/27/05 Research
Topics: Miscellaneous
Added new section: Personality
Types: Normans
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01/26/05 Research Topics
Added new topic:
Miscellaneous
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01/24/05 Research
Topics: Melanin
Added new section:
Effects
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01/24/05 Research Topics
Added new topic:
Auditory
Localization
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01/19/05
Polls
Updated
the results
of the polls
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01/19/05
Hearing: Hyperacusis
Added an excerpt to the
section:
Suggestions:
Pink Noise: Treble and Bass
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01/19/05 Sleep: Sleep on Your Back
Added a note to the
section:
Tips: Head
and Neck Pillows
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01/16/05 Notes
Added more notes
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01/16/05 Research Topics
Added new topic:
Melanin
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01/16/05 Other
Suggestions: Keeping a
Checklist
Added new section:
Backsliding:
PC Noise
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01/14/05
Hearing: Low Frequency
Noise, PC
Noise
Added a link to the
section:
Hearing:
Hyperacusis: Suggestions: Pink Noise
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01/14/05
Hearing: Hyperacusis
Added new section:
Suggestions:
Pink Noise: Treble and Bass
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01/14/05
Vision: Binocular
Functions
Added new section:
Suppression
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01/13/05
Vision: Binocular Functions: Light Sensitivity
Added link:
Vision: Bates Method:
Palming: Casual Palming
to the section:
Functional
Photophobia, Covering One Eye
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01/13/05 Vision: The Bates Method
Added new section:
Palming: Casual
Palming
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01/11/05 Vision: Binocular
Functions: Light
Sensitivity
Updated the section:
Suggestions:
Tinted Glasses
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01/11/05 Posture: Winged Scapula
Added
a second note to the section:
Suggestions:
Stretches
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01/09/05
The Brain: Serotonin,
Dopamine
Added
a link to the section:
Laterality: Too
Much Lateralisation
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01/09/05
Vision: Binocular Functions: Light Sensitivity
Added new section:
Related Topics
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01/09/05 Laterality
Removed the section
‘Binocular Convergence and Photophobia’. The excerpt that was in this
section can now be found on the Nutritional Optometry page.
"At issue in this
study is functional photophobia, first described by Lane (1963) as
associated with what Kaufman (1963) has called 'variability [or variation]
of binocular convergence.' Functional photophobia is the most
commonly encountered form of glare hypersensitivity in the United States,
and it is an important clinical problem in ophthalmic practice. It produces
discomfort more usually than pain, and much (but not all) of what is
considered ‘discomfort glare’ may be attributed to functional
photophobia"
The Functional
Photophobia Syndrome and Binocular Fusion in Neuro-Rehabilitation PDF, 116KB
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01/09/05
Vision: Binocular Functions: Light Sensitivity
Added new section:
Causes: Serotonin Levels
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01/09/05 Other Suggestions
Added new section:
Miscellaneous
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01/09/05 Other
Suggestions: Keeping a
Checklist
Added new section:
Backsliding:
Serotonin and Melatonin Levels
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01/09/05 The Brain: Adrenaline
Added links to the
sections:
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01/08/05 Hearing: Mozart Effect
Added new sections:
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01/07/05 Hearing: Mozart Effect
Removed the section
‘Warning: People with Hyperacusis’.
Although people with hyperacusis are sensitive to higher frequency sounds,
less-high frequency sounds may help to stimulate listening.
The level of high frequencies can be adjusted using a treble control or a
graphic equalizer.
“People with hyperacusis
have such a severe collapsed tolerance to sound, that it may be difficult
and sometimes impossible for them to remain in the mainstream of life
enduring all the environmental noise which comes with living in our world
today. All sounds may be perceived as too loud, although the high
frequencies are particularly troublesome."
Hyperacusis:
Supplement
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01/07/05 Posture: Rounded Shoulders
Added a link to the
section:
Posture:
Winged Scapula: Suggestions: Stretches
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01/07/05 Posture: Winged Scapula
Added an excerpt to the
section:
Suggestions:
Stretches
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01/07/05 Posture: Rounded Shoulders
Added a note to the
section:
Exercises:
The 'Hitchhiker' Exercise
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01/06/05 Notes
Added more notes
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01/05/05 Announcement
- I have more notes than I can publish at the
moment. So, instead of leaving you in the dark until I do
publish them, I’ve decided to add a Notes section to the web site.
- Notes will be removed when they become moot.
- A link to Notes can be found in the upper left
hand corner of this page.
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01/03/05 The Brain: Serotonin
Updated the section:
Serotonin
and Melatonin
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01/02/05 Exercise: Aerobic
Exercise
Updated the section:
Aerobic
Exercise: Aerobic Activities: Walking
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01/01/05 Vision
Added new section:
Vision and
Brainwaves
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