Cornell University Case Studies Reveal Calm Brains With Irlen Spectral Filters

Cornell University neuroscientists, Dr. Adam Anderson and Dr. Eve De Rosa, continue their ongoing investigations into Irlen Syndrome and Irlen Spectral Filters. Their recent case studies revealed a clear pattern of brain overactivity in individuals who suffer from Irlen Syndrome. The visual centers of the brain were particularly affected in these individuals, but other areas of the brain were also often affected - particularly when the person experienced significant physical symptoms, such as headaches and migraines.

In all cases, the overactivity in the Irlen brain completely resolved when the individual wore his/her precision-tinted Irlen Spectral Filters. This normalization of brain activity corresponded directly with the elimination of symptoms the individual had been experiencing. The researchers continue to gather data on Irlen clients and are looking forward to compiling the first large-scale brain imaging study on Irlen Syndrome.

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