Tuning in to Brain Health: How 40Hz Sensory Stimulation May Preserve Myelin

The Science Dev
29/09/2024 6 min

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New research from MIT delves into the mechanisms by which 40Hz sensory stimulation may protect myelin, the crucial fatty insulation surrounding nerve fibers in the brain. The study, conducted on a mouse model of myelin loss, offers hope for potential treatments for Alzheimer’s, multiple sclerosis, and other neurological conditions.
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