The aim of this work was to study the influence of TES on the spontaneous
brain bioelectric activation in healthy volunteers. Cranial localization
of the irritative electrodes and TES parameters were optimised.
110 investigations were carried out on 24 volunteers (10 male and 14
female). 11 varieties of TES were investigated including one placebo
group with the double blind method. TES was continuing for one hour with
dynamical control of pulse, blood pressure and EEG.
We have obtained the best results from irritating mastoid areas (with
anode- left, cathode- right) at both fast and low frequencies. The investigation
showed us that TES improved the quality of brain bioelectric activation
under these conditions.
The investigated persons showed sharply expressed negative sensitivities
during frontal areas stimulation, as shown by the EEG results.
In the placebo group changes were noticed in 21.4%; 7% were negative
changes and 14.4% showed EEG positive dynamics.