Comparison of Elecroencephalography Waveform Before and After Modified Therapy

Abstract

Stress has become a severe problem for people in recent years as a result of a variety of factors. Exercising is really important for stress management. The electrical activity of human brain signals acquired in the normal rest state and after exercise will be investigated in this work utilising the correlation approach for normal individuals. The goal of this study is to see if exercising can help people feel less stressed. For normal people between the ages of 18 and 21, EEG was recorded using an RMS maximums 24 EEG machine and EEG acquisition software, and then analysed using EEG analysis software. Before beginning the exercise, the samples were chosen and EEG waveforms were recorded. The waveforms were examined using the correlation approach, and it was shown that brain waves are more effective after exercise.