17/03/2026
How do brain scans show how Access Bars works?
Dr. Fannin is widely regarded as one of the foremost Brain Performance Experts in the United States. He holds a Ph.D. in Psychology, an MBA and a Bachelor of Science degree in Mass Communications.
He has been involved in the field of neuroscience for two decades. He’s also been working with the complex practice of mapping and analysing brains for over 17 years. It’s this mapping and analysing of the brain that makes his research on Access Bars so compelling.
To run the test, Dr. Fannin took an E.E.G. where he put a cap on the subject’s head and measured all 19 electrodes. He did ‘eyes closed brain on task’.
After the first E.E.G was taken, the subject received a single Access Bars treatment. Then he did the E.E.G again immediately after The Bars were run, measuring ‘eyes closed, brain on task’ again.
Green indicates ‘normal’ brain activity, red means the brain activity is 3 standard deviations above what’s considered normal. In other words, the brain is very active.
A brain map was taken before and after an Access Bars session, there is so much more 'red' indicating high activity before the sessions and the brain then returns to a much more relaxed 'green' state after the session.
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Thank you to Dr. Fannin's for this wonderful research.