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I think they used to call this ECT....of course it's all tidy and wrapped in a beribboned package called "brain stimulation"...I saw ECT in actual use once on a patient with bipolar disorder and psychotic component. The patient was extremely delusional; six rounds of ECT (electro-convulsive therapy) worked it's miracle. It knocked the sh*t out of the patient for a few days but when they "came back", the patient was appropriate, courteous and oriented to person place and time, free of delusions. A slippery slope.
I think they used to call this ECT....of course it's all tidy and wrapped in a beribboned package called "brain stimulation"...I saw ECT in actual use once on a patient with bipolar disorder and psychotic component. The patient was extremely delusional; six rounds of ECT (electro-convulsive therapy) worked it's miracle.
It knocked the sh*t out of the patient for a few days but when they "came back", the patient was appropriate, courteous and oriented to person place and time, free of delusions.
A slippery slope.
[I'm sorry Alex, this is for your own good...](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E51-2B8gHtk)
Sorry for the late reply- I used an old article but here is something more current: anodal stimulation
Sorry for the late reply- I used an old article but here is something more current: [anodal stimulation](https://clinicaltrials.gov/ct2/show/NCT03036683)
I've seen this before.
The potential implications of state mandated mind control is disturbing to say the least.
This is not curing a disease or ailment. This is directly changing brain chemistry and thoughts to promote compliance.
I'd rather have the crime.