This 6-Minute Brain Scan Found What No One Else Could

A nonverbal child can't tell you they need glasses. They can't tell you they're anxious. This device can.

In this clip, Erinn Askin demonstrates the dry-cap qEEG helmet used in her clinic, a device that combines brain wave mapping with photobiomodulation and takes just six minutes to run.

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