Posted on 06/19/2015 5:11:26 AM PDT by BenLurkin
“Their doctors sent them to me because they had headache pain or some sort of neurological problem,” he said. “Their primary physicians didn’t know they were having the problem due to abduction. But I would find out as part of my interview when I would ask how long they’ve had the problem, when did they first notice it. … Then they’d tell me.”
As part of his regular testing of patients, Russo used his $200,000 dense-array electroencephalography, or DEEG, machine — the only one of its kind in Hawaii — to map the electrical activity in the brains of his patients.
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Each of the patients who claims to have been abducted by aliens and believed that a transmitter was implanted in their brain has shown abnormalities in brain wave activity in their parietal lobe.
“That’s the area that does visual and auditory integration into higher order thinking,” he said.
“The parietal areas process visual and auditory data, but they can intrinsically create it themselves and then send it to the pre-frontal region, where you become aware of it. … Our thinking is that there’s something in the parietal areas that’s generating (the feeling that transmissions from aliens are being sent to the brain).”
The electrical brain wave activity of the alien abductee patients looks similar to that of patients who have experienced traumatic brain injury, he said.
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Russo said that when he is performing the DEEG tests, patients will often ask him if he can see the transmitter.
“‘No, I can’t see the transmitter,’ I’ll tell them. ‘But I can see the brain signals,” he said.
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Russo says he has experienced some success using various pharmacological therapies in alleviating the headache pains and feelings of receiving unwanted transmissions.
(Excerpt) Read more at hawaiitribune-herald.com ...
Interesting.....
It’s in Hawaii? I know someone who lived in Hawaii, is an alien, and needs to be tested to see if he has a brain. Wait, save your government funding, we already deduced there is no brain.
we need to build a fence to keep the aliens out!/s
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The Martians still haven't found an answer for it.
Cool haven’t heard from in a long time. I enjoy his show.
And yet despite all the high resolution cameras, many in our cell phones, and surveillance / ssecurity systems we can’t get one really closeup and in focus photo or footage of a UFO or their inhabitants.
Yes, you are correct. And the surgical scar on the scalp from the "brainectomy" is quite evident.
Agent Scully said there is a scientific reason, Milder claims its proof of aliens.
” Russo says he has experienced some success using various pharmacological therapies in alleviating the headache pains and feelings of receiving unwanted transmissions.”
So take two aspirin and call him in the morning is what he is saying.
That GIF always cracks me up. It’s Obama’s natural Stan Laurel persona coming through.
One of my daughter’s college professors swore he has an alien implant.
They have good technology that causes that .... :/
Elaine: As I told my husband, it was in the Paramus Holiday Inn. I was having a drink at the bar, alone, and this alien approached me. He started talking to me. He bought me a drink, and then I think he must have used some kind of a ray or a mind-control device, because he forced me to follow him to his room. And that's where he told me about the end of the world.
Peter Venkman: So your alien had a room at the Holiday Inn in Paramus?
Elaine: It might have been a room on the spacecraft made up to look like a room at the Holiday Inn. I can't be sure about that, Peter.
Peter Venkman: Of course not - and that is the whole problem with aliens. You just can't trust them. occasionally you meet a nice one - Starman, E.T. - but usually they turn out to be some kind of big lizard!
CDB Bryan wrote a book titled “Close Encounters of the Fourth Kind” about the abduction phenomenon. He felt, after all the research, that either there is a previously undocumented mental illness or people were really being abducted. The “victims” really did believe they were being abducted.
I favor the mental illness explanation.
If it were true, I’d have no problem with it. I think it makes little sense to believe that we are the only intelligent life anywhere. With an infinite number of star/solar systems out there, it’s a little ego-centric to think we are the only ones.
Many say that disclosure would undermine religion. God made everything, so if they are out there, they are his creatures too.
Resolution is still not THAT high for taking such distant small objects. Take a photo of a plane cruising with your phone and try cropping it. You probably wont see more than a white stick with a contrail.
You still need a real telephoto lens to get a good photo of a plane and very very few people carry those around.
The old VHS video cameras actually had FAR better zoom capability than a modern smartphone. While the image was 480 lines at best, most had serious optical zoom (it was used as a marketing gimmick). Even though they had more noise, UFO videos in the late 1990s, 2000s appeared much more “close-up” than the ones today.
There are private UFO videos posted DAILY on youtube but you the issue is that you can’t prove they are truly ETs until they actually come down and say Hello.
As a private pilot, I’ve encountered objects that exceed any known aircraft performance, didn’t show up on radar and didn’t create a sonic boom. Many pilots have seen them, but again, we don’t know they are ETs. They cross the horizon within seconds and there is no way any human can take a telephoto shot of something that small/fast. On the ground, such objects wouldn’t even by noticeable by humans...
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