iNeuro40+™ References
iNeuro40+™ References
References for “40 Hz Benefits”
Chan D, Suk H-J, Jackson B, Milman Np, Stark D, Beath SD, Tsai L-H “Induction of Specific Brain Oscillations may Restore Neural Circuits and be used for the treatment of Alzheimer’s Disease” Journal of Internal Medicine Review (Linked to L. Olson (2021); https//doi.org/10.1111/joim 1333).
A more remarkable study was conducted by Liu et al. (2022) in which 37 subjects with A.D, were subjected to Gamma frequencies over 8 weeks and showed significantly improved cognitive levels. Significant brain changes were seen via brain scans. This study followed findings with mice that were exposed to Gamma frequencies with excellent results and low risk.
Liu C, Han T, Xu Z, Liu J, Zhang M, Du J, Zhou Q, Duan Y, Li Y, Wang J, Cui D and Wang y “Modulating Gamma Oscillations Promotes Brain Connectivity to Improve Cognitive Impairment” Cerebral Cortex (2022;32:2644-2656).
Byron N, Semenova A. and Shuzo S., “Mutual interactions between brain States and Alzheimer’s Disease Pathology: A Focus on Gamma and Slow Oscillations” Biology (2021) 10.707.
Levitin, D. This is Your Brain on Music (2006) Plume, New York
Lawlis F. Healing Rhythms to Reset Wellness, (2020) Post Hill Press, New York
Lawlis, F. Retraining the Brain, (2009) Plume, New York
Lahijarian, M., Sedghizadeh M.J., Aghajan H. and Vahabi Z. “Non-invasive auditory Gamma Entrainment in Dementia patients: An EEG dataset” Data in Brief (2022) 107839
Struber D. and Herrmann C. “Modulation of gamma oscillations as a possible therapeutic tool for Neuropsychiatric disease: A Review and Perspective” International Journal of Psychophysiology 152 (2020) 15-25
Jafari Z., Kolb B., and Mohajerni M. “Neural oscillations and Brain stimulation in Alzheimer’s Disease” Progress in Neurobiology 194 (2020) 101878
Manippa V., Palmisano A., Filardi M., Vileita D., Nitsche M., Rivolta Ddisease ., and Giancar[o G. “An update on the Use of Gamma (muti)sensory Stimulation for Alzheimer’s treatment” Frontiers in Aging Meuroscience 15 December (2020)
Lawlis GF, Conard RT, Carlo GL, Lawlis TF and Grossman LJ “Perspective: Sequential, Non-Pharmaceutical Treatment of Post-Traumatic Stress Order” PENDING
645 subjects were treated with the BAUD by nine physicians located over the world. The results across the board were 91% success when treated in the office settings with 2.5% adverse effects (ringing in the ear/uncomfortable response) and 66% success when treated without supervision at home with 0% adverse effects.
Lawlis F and Martinez Psychoneuroplasticity Protocols for Addictions (2015) Rowman & Littlefield
