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Interesting, I commented above about the research in slow-wave enhancement (the foundational science behind our technology) in Parkinson's, however, the potenti
by pedalpete 1y ago
Interesting, I commented above about the research in slow-wave enhancement (the foundational science behind our technology) in Parkinson's, however, the potential in MCI and Alzheimer's including positive amyloid response in healthy older adults, and significant increases in deep sleep in people living with mild to moderate Alzheimer's.
During early night stimulation, stimulation has shown to decrease cortisol levels by 15% in healthy older adults. One theory is this helps people living with AD because they have a cortisol dysregulation which is disruptive to their sleep.