Gamma Stimulation Promotes Amyloid Clearance

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[Jessica-kkcz]

This research and talk should be front page news….

[surfreadjumpsleep]

Huberman said once that there is research showing that sleeping at a slant with head lower than feet improves amyloid clearance. I could not find this research. Anyone know about this?

[ddutton]

Does the Mindset headset use 40 Hz binaural? Regards.

[SacredOwl]

We reversed two family members dementia in 6 weeks by shielding for cosmic ray secondaries. We created a shielding room after discovering my wifes migraine and seizures had a 100% correlation to space weather; finding that it worked for dementia was by accident when one of the family woth dementia used the shielding room. Since then, we have used it for many types of medical episodes for over ten years now, for example it stops pain from Fibromyalgia and adheasive aracanoiditis within second to a few minutes max... every time. It been tested thousands of times, its like flicking a switch to turn off the medical episode... it is really remarkable.

[Jessica-kkcz]

Sorry for all the comments. We hear comments help the YouTube algorithm. So, I’ve got lots of reports I can offer to researchers regardless of whether my Dad can do the trial. I’ve got Inside Tracker, scans, genetic (23andme - and he’s double APOE4), now ZOE (I’m trying to increase his lactobacillus species based on the research - lots of salads, fruits like berries), bloodwork- happy to donate this data if it’s helpful at all for any associative data research.

[Jessica-kkcz]

I tried to sign my Dad up for a trial and we’re not in the geographical area. 😢 Maybe we can move.

[SirDerstherd]

like micah poses good questoon the energy source (atp) transform is maaking cycles per second synchronicity on the neural transmitters(axon) to create brainwave function, in connection why ??? I've heard efficiency.
Okay why?

[surfreadjumpsleep]

how can we approximate these 40 Hz at home today?

[juliahello]

The UAW dues are 1.44% of each worker's salary. Very conservatively (not including initiation fees and assuming all workers are the lower paid factory workers) I calculated that the UAW earns $290, 000, 000 per year. What exactly are they doing with that money? That seems like a lot for an organization that organizes strikes and manages disputes, but doesn't do much else. Plus a strike earns them a lot more money, so it's really an investment into their organization - a 20% increase in wages, for example, would earn them $57, 000, 000 per year.