Ce spune știința despre neurofeedback, o soluție vândută drept „miraculoasă” pe internet? ☝🏻

In this panel discussion, the speakers critically examine the claims surrounding neurofeedback and EEG-based brain training. Speaker A emphasizes that EEG cannot read thoughts, debunking the notion of mind‑reading. Speaker B points out that scientific data show neurofeedback’s effects in psychiatric and neurodevelopmental disorders (ADHD, autism, epilepsy) are no greater than placebo, and that it does not improve ADHD symptoms beyond placebo levels. Speaker C highlights how the attractive visualizations and promises of neurofeedback lure vulnerable parents of children with neurodevelopmental disorders, leading them to seek quick fixes. The conversation warns that reliance on unproven neurofeedback can delay proper diagnosis and treatment, increasing the risk of crises and complications. Overall, the tone is skeptical and cautionary, urging reliance on evidence‑based interventions rather than marketed “miraculous” solutions.










