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ADD / ADHD (Expert Forum)
Freak of nature?
Answered by
Rebecca Resnik, PsyD - Parenting Instruction, Developmental Disabilities, Psychological Assessment
MindWell Clinical Psychology
Chantilly - VA
Questions in the Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD–ADHD) forum are answered by Rebecca Resnik, Ph.D.
Freak of nature?
by Kberglund, Dec 07, 2008 12:24PM
Ever since I can remember, I have been able to "generate" some sort of electric sensation throughout my body. Just recently I was hooked up to an ekg ( was having some heart issues, that turned out to simply be to much caffine) and began to manipulate the readings. I can control the length as well as the intensity of these sensations. I could see the screen as I did this, and it went off the charts. So, I began to have to have some fun with the techs who would come read the sheets of paper and get this "What the hell" looks on their faces, however, I kept what I was doing to myself, obviously. Anyway, after a couple of different sessions they went and got a Doctor who was completly dismayed at the readings and told them to get another machine, at this point I let the Doc in on what I was doing and was complelty dissmissed as if I were retarded. I didnt do it again outa fear of being turned into a lab rat......my question is, is this a common "ability"? Ever heard of somethng like this? Any clue on what and how Im able to do this? Thanks
Doctor's Answer
by Rebecca Resnik, PsyD, Dec 07, 2008 01:53PM
, Dec 07, 2008 01:53PMTo: Kberglund
Hello,
I have never read of a person who was able to manipulate the EKG beyond having the heart rate go up or down through biofeedback training. I am not a cardiologist nor a neurologist. so I would recommend you repost your questions to the forums with those physicians.
Best Wishes
Rebecca Resnik
I have never read of a person who was able to manipulate the EKG beyond having the heart rate go up or down through biofeedback training. I am not a cardiologist nor a neurologist. so I would recommend you repost your questions to the forums with those physicians.
Best Wishes
Rebecca Resnik
Member Comments (1)
by nevers, Mar 12, 2009 11:00AM
A related discussion, cool was started.
