15/10/2025
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In a groundbreaking experiment, neuroscientists at MITās Picower Institute for Learning and Memory have discovered that specific rhythms of light and sound can help reverse key symptoms of Alzheimerās disease in mice.
The research team, led by Dr. Li-Huei Tsai, found that exposing the brain to synchronized 40-hertz (gamma frequency) light and sound pulses restored neural connectivity and reduced the accumulation of amyloid plaquesāone of the primary hallmarks of Alzheimerās.
This frequency-driven stimulation also reactivated microglia, the brainās natural cleanup cells, enhancing their ability to clear away toxic proteins and restore balance to affected neural circuits. The treated mice showed measurable improvements in memory and cognition.
What makes the discovery remarkable is its simplicity and non-invasive nature. Rather than relying on chemical drugs, the therapy uses resonanceāprecise rhythmic input that harmonizes with the brainās own oscillationsāto trigger healing processes naturally.
Dr. Tsai described the approach as āa promising path toward restoring brain health through rhythmic stimulation.ā
As research continues, scientists are exploring whether similar effects could be achieved in humans, potentially opening a new frontier in treating neurodegenerative diseases through the physics of rhythm and light.
Source:
MIT News ā āGamma Frequency Sensory Stimulation Reduces Alzheimerās Pathologyā (Tsai Lab, 2023) https://news.mit.edu/2023/40-hz-vibrations-reduce-alzheimers-pathology-symptoms-mouse-models-0605
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