Atunci când o terapie promite vindecare rapidă, e normal ca oamenii să fie atrași de ea. ☝🏻👨🏼⚕️

In this Romanian‑language monologue, the speaker examines why individuals are drawn to therapies that promise rapid cures, especially during periods of suffering, uncertainty, or emotional distress. He emphasizes that people often embrace appealing, well‑presented solutions not because they truly believe in them, but because they feel a need for something true. The speaker points out that, aside from epilepsy, there are no validated biomarkers, medical graph elements, or PEG markers that can be directly translated into neurofeedback training systems. He warns of specific risks such as sleep‑related radialization, electric seizures, and status epilepticus, which constitute therapeutic emergencies. While acknowledging the abundance of studies and serious research behind neurofeedback, he criticizes the exaggerated communication and the tendency for promises to outpace the evidence. He calls for a pause to differentiate solid scientific work from overhyped claims.










