Gamma Waves and Alzheimer's
Gamma waves play a crucial role in cognitive functions like attention and memory, and their disruption is linked to Alzheimer's. Recent studies show that boosting these waves through non-invasive light and sound stimulation can significantly reduce amyloid burden in the brain and enhance waste clearance mechanisms. Promising results from animal models suggest that this approach may also improve cognitive function in early-stage human trials.In this clip
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