mper!? wrote: ↑

Sun Oct 18, 2020 9:57 am

...marcio, I could hypothesize your "out of breath" while sleeping would be due untreated Fow Limitations, in particular during REM stages.

Good point mperl. I will keep this in mind.

I'll follow Pugsy advice and reduce the EPR a bit and see what happens.

Thanks for your comments!

Hey Pugsy,

Thanks for your attention.
Very informative video.
In my graph, some "flagged centrals" don't look like false positive.

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