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I intend to use neurofeedback to help with my epilepsy condition. should i stop my meds so i can align my brain to work without them?
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No: You should coordinate neurofeedback with your physician who prescribes your medication. Perhaps dosage can be reduced as progress is made via nf.
Answered 10/23/2017
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