Opened, Special Internet Addiction Clinic Patients will be treated for five weeks by using two methods.

We often spend hours on the computer. Moreover, if we have a \ 'surfing \' in cyberspace with an online internet game. At that time, we suffer from 'Internet addiction'. However, for Internet addicts, particularly in South Korea, not to worry. Because, when it opened in the State Ginseng itutelah \ 'Save the Clinical Brain \' that was built specifically for those who are addicted to the internet.  "Kecanduaan Internet is not just a problem of evil," said Chief of Clinics 'Save the Brain Clinic' Gongju National Hospital, Jaewon Lee was quoted as saying medindia.com page.

"This is a serious problem and parents should not feel embarrassed to take him to the hospital to get treatment before it's too late." The clinic offers treatment programs for five weeks, including group sessions, art therapy, and medications known as neurofeedback, and transcranial magnetic simulation. Neurofeedback uses real-time methods to describe the activity of the brain, certainly through the skin sensor head with an effort to control the activity of the central nervous system. Meanwhile simulation, using transcranial magnetic magnetic field to show nerve cells to stimulate nerve cells in the brain and is more often done to treat depression.

Early last year, Lee said, there was a man 31 years was brought to the clinic by his parents after playing the internet for 780 hours with shorter rest periods. There is also a fatal incident, which also occurred last year. A mother should be in prison for killing her child because the mother is tired after playing Internet. Meanwhile, a 15-year-old boy committed suicide after killing his mother scolded him because after playing games on the internet. Even more tragic, a man 41 years should be jailed along with his wife because they meninggalngalkan a baby girl two years to less nutrition. A young internet addicts, Choi Hyun-Min told. "Playing online games fun, sometimes uncomfortable, sometimes feel tense. What I think about is how to play without interruption," said Choi.

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Choi experience Internet addiction since the age of nine years. Once, he entered through a window into the living parent to take a computer that is locked inside. He also often steal money to play the internet for hours while the purchase of instant noodles and snacks. Based on data from the Department of Families, there are about two million people of South Korean Internet addicts in a population of 48.6 million. As many as 877,000 of them aged between nine to 19 years. Despite opposition from the computer gaming industry, South Korea's parliament passed a law that will still force online gaming companies to block internet users under the age of 16 who play at midnight until 6:00. This regulation will be issued in November this year.