Radio-frequency stimulation sped up amyloid clearance in mouse brains
In a preclinical mouse study, 40.68 MHz ultrashort-wave pulses boosted glymphatic fluid flow and reduced amyloid protein levels. No human safety data or trials exist, and independent replication is required.
- 40.68 MHz stimulation mimicked slow-wave sleep activity in mice
- Amyloid-related protein levels in the brain decreased
- No human safety data or clinical trials exist yet
- Donanemab needed 76 weeks of treatment for plaque reduction
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