[ConservativeMind]

We have mechanisms that appear to simply be governed by rhythms via cycle per second. We can stimulate these “mechanical” functions by light and sound.

In this case, a variety of processes start up to clear amyloid proteins from the brain.

In a way, this makes sense, but I must say I am preconditioned to think nerves and processes are done by asynchronous chemical, cell, and electrical behaviors, and not something based on a beat (outside of our heart, for instance).

This is easy to utilize. Simple sound generators or light strobing functions are easy to make or find for your computer, or you can code this in just a few commands in a computer language of your choice

[ConservativeMind]

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[rdcbn1]

A new use for that 15” sub woofer gathering dust in the corner.

[Rumplemeyer]

SAVE & BTT

[Delta 21]

I need some of THIS.

I just purchased a red light heating belt 320 and 850 mhz or some such accepted setting with some other type of vibration they do With new LED tech. I got it to help with my lower back pain.

[DannyTN]

[null and void]

The source article seems to be lacking any support for “gamma brain rhythm frequency of 40 Hz can reduce Alzheimer’s disease (AD) progression and treat symptoms in human volunteers”

I wonder if it’s anything more that a barely statically noticeable effect?

[glorgau]

The original papers for these came out years ago. Pretty simple to construct a controller for the lights and a 40 hz soundtrack can be downloaded in many places.

[BitWielder1]

So what's the frequency for humans?

[logi_cal869]

Um, no. You’re overcomplicating it.

But these ‘brilliant minds’ have the answer right before them, unable to see the forest through the trees.

Unbelievable.