From: laura@nospam.me   
      
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   > First off, I'm concerned about a possible conflict between my   
   > anti-depressants and the brainwave synchronization effects. I'm aware   
   > that the sound causes an increase in serotonin levels, yet the   
   > anti-depressants are an SSRI - a Selective Serotonin Uptake Inhibitor.   
   > Which I believe means it prevents serotonin from being produced.   
      
   No, it prevents the serotonin already released from being reabsorbed and   
   broken down.   
   >   
   > In which case, are the effects of the brainwave sync. counteracting the   
   > drugs?   
      
   If anything, producing extra serotonin will augment the effect of the SSRI.   
      
   >   
   > But my main question is: How often should I listen to my brainwave   
   > sync. sound clip? If I do it daily, will it improve things (depression,   
   > ESP, etc.) more than if I listened to it like once a week or something?   
      
   Assuming that it works at all, frequent use will be more effective than   
   infrequent use.   
      
   Whether serotonin helps lucid dreaming and OOBEs is another matter. These   
   things are more often reported by somewhat depressed people than by   
   others...   
   There is often a surge of such experiences upon cessation of SSRI treatment.   
      
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