Brain Blood Flow & PBM: Photobiomodulation for Alzheimer’s Disease: Improving Cerebral Blood Flow
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2023
- Dr. Paolo Cassano presented at the McLean Hospital - Geriatric Psychiatry Divisional Grand Rounds in Belmont, MA (05.25.23) on brain blood flow as the putative target for the treatment of Alzheimer’s disease with photobiomodulation.
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There should be a study on people living with HIV who exhibit early onset of cognitive dysfunction who may benefit from Bio photo-modulation therapy
I have been told I might have Parkinson's, my speech was affected, barely complete a whole sentence. I bought my device in March, use it six days a week, fifteen minutes a session. So far My speech is back maybe eighty five percent. I still have other symptoms to deal with. As I was told by the people who sold my device, it wasn't a permanent fix, it just improves your your life.
Maybe try carnivore or keto diets also
Who makes the instrument that is used in this study?
It is well understood that a whole food, salt, oil and sugar free diet with adequate exercise improves cardiovascular pathways, including cerebral vascular performance. Clearly this particular foray into PBM would perform optimally on that basis. Why not mediate confounding factors first?
Is there evidence that a "salt free diet" does anything but dehydrate you? That must be a nightmare for anybody with low blood volume or low blood pressure.
What’s well understood is not always synonymous with well within reach. Large populations live in food deserts or struggle with food insecurity. Many are stripped of their food preference when they have to take what’s available to survive.
As for exercise, that can quickly become severely limited with chronic illness, pain or disability.
You said "ummmm" about 300 times. Work on how to present.
Not a native speaker of English. I'd like to hear you present in Italian.