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40 Hz light stimulation

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Last discussed Nov 12, 2026

Gamma sensory stimulation using light and sound flickering at 40 Hz, researched at MIT for Alzheimer's.

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Used for: Keeping microglia in a supportive state for brain health Praised: Restores gamma oscillation; trial results better than beta-amyloid drugs vs: Better results than FDA-approved anti-beta-amyloid drugs

"I keep a device right by my computer screen and it's passively shining that light into my eyes. Can I prove that it's doing anything wonderful for me? No. But am I a believer in the science? You bet I am."

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