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Seems strange it was flashing light compared to mice in a dark box? Maybe visual stimulation of any kind is better than sitting in darkness. I’d imagine more
by fossuser 9y ago
Seems strange it was flashing light compared to mice in a dark box? Maybe visual stimulation of any kind is better than sitting in darkness. I’d imagine more brain activity is probably helpful in preventing dimentia?
- jopsen 9y agoCouldn't double the frequency? And get similar waves.. The idea that certain light frequencies can have an effect isn't crazy. I recently bought a cold soar treatment device that used some special light frequency. (Note: I have yet to test it, but it's FDA approved)
- manmal 9y agoInterestingly, Alzheimer’s is more prevalent in areas further from the equator. But, I‘ve seen an interview with a researcher who runs trials with LLLT (near infrared) helmets on Alzheimer‘s patients, and he said that pulsing at 40Hz gives an additional effect. At the time I thought this is BS, but now that frequency is mentioned in Nature..