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My next question, to you, Rita and anyone else who might know: Lets say 10 blinks per second has a particular effect, will exact multiples, such as 20, or 60 per second have the same effect, or any effect? AND conversely are there any POSITIVE effects of the blinking on PWP's? [OO] LOOKING FOR RADIOS! Ken Becker [log in to unmask] On Mon, 14 Oct 1996 [log in to unmask] wrote: > Hi > I have difficulty as noted earlier walking (and breathing) in pink/red > lighting situations. Blue glasses are an asset. > > I have been tested for the flicker response (EEG) and I have no response to > the flicker while wearing the blue glasses. > > If I do recall correctly the EEG is done with flicker rate ranging from 1 > "blink" per second to 21 "blinks" per second with most epileptics who respond > having a change in brain waves at 10 blinks/sec and seizure at about 17 > blinks/second. > Not all epileptics respond to the "blink" however. > > My response was not the exagerated movement without the glasses, but rather > at 10 blinks per second I went into a sort of fetal position with no > movement. MDs offered no explanation whatsoever. They also offer no > explanation whatsoever about the effect of the blueglasses. > > Rita >