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From: Jonathan Wong
Date: 15 Apr 2010
Time: 16:42:16 -0500
Remote Name: 204.16.156.82
Hmmm.. very brainy stuff. In what way does the basal ganglia affect the cluttering? In what condition is the basal ganglia level when associated with cluttering, ie calcified, smaller than normal, etc. More importantly how can you stimulate that part of the brain to fix itself or train it, if possible. My son also had leads placed around his head to monitor brain waves for a full day and half. Results came back normal for that. But then again, Im not sure if they were specifically looking at the basal ganglia region.