How infrared light could reverse Alzheimer's - Paul Chazot
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- Опубликовано: 26 июл 2024
- Dr Paul Chazot is Senior Lecturer at Durham University’s Biophysical Sciences Institute, where he has been researching novel treatments for the major pathologies of the nervous system.
Currently, Paul is working on a ground-breaking infrared light therapy that has the potential to help people with dementia, involving a specially adapted medical device that delivers infrared light deep into the brain, triggering nerve cell repair and increasing blood flow to the brain.
Dr Chazot is also the University lead for the Durham University spin-out company Nevrargenics, who have developed exciting new drug leads (RAR-M) for a range of neurodegenerative diseases.
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it's kind of important to mention why it works, maybe they didn't know back then, but essentially it helps mitochondria function and increases blood flow. So perhaps they need reclassify Alzheimer's as brain cell mitochondria disfunction and approach treatments that way.
Note to camera opp. We need to see the screen and not the speaker when speaker is showing info on the screen on stage.
Good luck in what is a rigged game. We need an alternate honest World Health Organisation. Formed by honest doctors unlike what we have now.
You are spot on Arthur Dick 🥰
Actually, there is one. It’s called World Council for Health! Look it up!
Una nueva OMS, con nueva sede y nuevos miembros honestos
I flat out tell those greed mongers.
I won’t support greed in health care.
Thank you so much for your work. My wife has just been affirmatively diagnosed with early stage Alzheimer’s. The more I read about this line of light therapy research & treatment protocol, the more I’m convinced it’s the right path. I will now be following your work closely.
Marcus perhaps I can give you an alternative with terahertz - would you like to talk?
ruclips.net/video/LwXszYVNwa4/видео.html Please to your own research. I must say, after taking Methylene Blue for one week and not only has my sprained wrist healed much faster, but I definitely already see a difference in my cognitive function. The other thing I can not stress enough, is distilling your own water at home. I have two distillers and 15 one gallon glass jugs and one huge mason jar that I store it. I prefer keeping them on the cool tile all year, as we don't need ice. Though, lol my husband does make ice out of the distilled water.
There is hope with using these... Don't give up, do it yourself and share your wonderful results with others. My only complaint is that I didn't learn about all these modalities 20 and others I still practice years ago.
God Bless
It's interesting because one of the most profound effects it had on me from my first treatment at home is how effortlessly all of my brain fog was lifted, second to sleeping very well and having much more energy throughout the day. I wish your wife all the best and I hope she find healing with this!
@@sheisbeetee first that I’m seeing your reply since you posted it 9months ago. How very strange.
Look up how using methylene blue will help massively....works amazing w red light therapy and helmets and panels.
low insulin or low sugar diet is number one treatment for alzheimer....
Agreed. Clearly nutrition & metabolic health are key but light energy is also an important part of our chemistry. Sun deprivation hurts us more than we know.
For my 75th birthday,less than two weeks, my gift 🎁 to me will be to continue my already successful LOW CARB life. I also fast 2,3,4,days Periodically. We’ll time to get on my electric Unicycle and glide.
Eat only while you are active. I eat only during daytight hours.
As a retired person I have lots of time. I’ve been surfing and learning and sending videos to family members. This one has been sent to a cousin, a couple step siblings and a daughter.
Yep retired and thinking, keep up the research, I am amazed at the Medicine I was subscribed and now I’ve cured all the metabolic problems and use NO medicine.
Cool, PASS IT ON. It could start a health revolution!
$500K? Yes - we can send 14B overseas but can't fund this trial outright in UK. Hmmmm. We can waste billions and trillions but he is scraping up his trial funding.
Stunning in its implications! Heartening also!!
We manufacture NIR infrared beds. I have had my blood pressure drop from 195 /135 to average 130/80 (still high) with 6, 15 minute sessions. I'm so thankful.
Which device?
@@denny8111 it is like a clam shell tanning bed.
@@garybill3508 can we use red light pane and get the same benefit?
@@denny8111 you should be able to, the panels are not as strong so it may take longer. These beds have 6400 lights in them and is a pretty potent piece of equipment. I have had friends get great results with the panel. One friend has like disease has helped her tremendously. We make a hand and foot model and one of our friends was able to move his toes for the first time in 30 years. It really works well for neuropathy in the feet. I bought in my friends company because I recognized the value it had for improving people's life of pain.
Is there any danger if you use the bed while one is alone? Wha kinds of precautions should one take?
Far infrared light has been a friend of mine now for more than 10 years. It penetrates deeply and feels like your being warmed by the sun. It’s being used as opposed to the burning of moxa in accupuncture practices.
So glad to find this speech because I just got a red light hot for my mother and me I have a TBI for 7 years and I know this is the way to go I've been waiting for this device to be made available for the longest time and finally it is because what he is showing is impossible for us to purchase for ourselves and it's probably laser not just LEDs but I don't know but I'm just looking forward to a road to recovery and helping Mom get back to good
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The thing is that if it's simply infrared light at a certain wavelength, the cost should be affordable to pretty much anyone... It seems that even if you're not concerned about alzheimer's, the benefits of this therapy for the release of nitric oxide alone would be BEYOND worth the expense !!! I WANNA TRY THIS!!!!!!!!!!
Hi Yoo Toob Censor Queen. Yes the IR is good but it has its limitations. There is a company that has a product that blows terahertz frequency for much more than brain issues. Would you like to know more? 😀
@@sheisbeetee sure
@@Caveat952 i replied but i guess it was deleted.
@@sheisbeetee Yes what is it?
@@sl4983 see my channel for my contact info - thank you.
Thank you ❤ I hope that big pharma will allow its use. Sending lots of prayers, I know you and your team will succeed. You should be so proud of your work.
No hay que esperar nada de ésas compañías lucrativas
There have been light boxes, for many years, for people who suffer from SAD (seasonal affect' disorder), for when people get depressed during the winter' months, in countries where there are less daylight' hours.
I need to watch this again, in order to understand more thoroughly, as a Dimentia' client professional carer, and if this treatment is already available
I used that SAD light thinking it would help with my seasonal depression. Initially it did but then I went into psychosis. I dropped a large amount of weight got extremely paranoid, didn’t sleep, was even hearing voices. I stopped the light therapy and everything stopped. It was the most frightening experience I’ve had.
@@Prettypeachylife thank you, for revealing the truth. That's desperate. Bless you 🧡
@@Prettypeachylife Wo that is freaky - what worked for you in the end AliceRose?
@@MandyWoodArtist I moved to Florida. Natural 🌞. I found out afterwards that some ppl have psychotic breaks from using those light machines. No everyone- I just happened to have been one that had an adverse reaction.
@@Prettypeachylife I wonder if your light box also gave off another frequency. Many things are unknown to us. So pleased u worked a solution out.
I believe in the Leaky gut, leaky brain theory a bit too. I also think that mercury and heavy metals are a contributor, then that sometimes seems to attract a candida gut overgrowth, or some other things can lead to leaky gut which for some people and toxins or bacteria whole proteins possibly gut through the gut wall causing them to be recognised as something that shouldn't be there. causing inflammation. This could be why coconut oil and water high in silica seem to help. People who are trying to detoxify from mercury toxicity recommend infra red saunas,..to help to remove toxins, heavy metals. Sadly often some of the best researchers and those who find effective treatment often seem to often be ignored or worse.
Suggest some good researchers please.
Terry Pratchet wow, I remember when he was diagnosed.👍
The lack of research funding in the UK makes me sick.
The Ukrainian war is actually the perfect excuse!!! 😭
I'm currently reading a very helpful book by Dr Bredesen called "The End of Alzheimer's Programme: The Practical Plan to Prevent and Reverse Cognitive Decline at Any Age" which brings great hope to us all. Good to hear in this video about infrared as well.
The only thing you need to prevent and reverse cognitive decline is to consume 2x as much magnesium as calcium--not 10x as much calcium as magnesium like everyone else. I had severe dementia in my 30s. It literally all went away in a few years of multiform magnesium supplementation
@@detectivewiggles Which brand of magnesium supplement did you take ?
@@detectivewiggles how much of each did you use?
@@detectivewiggles You're saying calcium causes dementia?
Dr Bredesen’s book “The End of Alzheimer’s “ published in 2017 is a MUST read. I think he is the world expert on Alzheimer’s and can’t recommend his book enough.
It's insulin resistance. They know it is. They just don't want you to know it.
Sure, but light effects our chemistry too.
yes!!!
No side effects! Very interesting lecture, indisputable improvements in clock test and MMSE score and also the Parkinson’s patient. Must tell Billy Connolly, the Big Yin.
Great video.
i’m out of breath just listening to this giy
So is he
What about just spending time in tropical sunlight regularly every day?
DIY with infrared lights used for sprained joints and muscles. Any good light with 1070hz filter (red light filter) has the same effect. Care on skin burning from it light
This is not medical advise, only physics, at your own risc
So wait why isn’t the Alzheimer’s Association funding a study using this tech??? Couldn’t cost too much. Give one of those helmets to 100 different Alzheimer wards of nursing homes and use it on half the patients for 8-12 weeks, or heck 4-6 months, and see what happens.
The cynic in me worries that big pharma is funding the Alzheimer’s association and would threaten to drop funding if they study non pharma modalities to fight the disease. You can’t patent a wavelength of light.
If this guy giving the lecture were more business minded he’d start selling the helmets. Name your price, really.
No money in it.
There are companies sellIng helmets. Also it’s hard to have a red light placebo. Ppl can see if it’s a red light or not
Awesome an inspiration to my biomedical path
AMAZING!
Oh wow very exciting .
Amazing!
Oh my gosh! My husband needs to be a guinea pig... He has a dimentia-Alzheimers diagnosis. This would be awesome!!
Michelle pls let's talk about your husband!
Did your husband try the infrared light therapy?
Munis and is mid-stage Alzheimer’s, Post Cortical Atrophy PCA. We have been using red light therapy for a couple months. Hope to see changes.
Very interesting. Would like to see more about how it compares to getting natural sun light, which has lots of infrared too...
Age and dementia related charities like Age UK should be made aware of this and they could petition the NHS to look into it.People would buy them privately if sold at sensible prices
In your dreams …
Apparently they cost £7250 per helmet at the moment so don't expect to see them offered by the NHS any time soon.
That's not a lot of money if improvement is significant
@@moonshadow2394yes there is, it's called work
Most of these groups are "Funded" by pharmaceutical companies, they won't promote a non drug method in much the same way diet and exercise are never promoted. The funding is too great to lose
I actually improved my Mums dementia and her ability to draw was also improved in a comparable way. I did a lot of things like improving her diet, cutting out gluten, going organic, exercise along with a lot of other things and when her GP asked me what was the one single thing that I thought made the difference I couldn’t give the right answer because I didn’t know though I thought it was from eating lots of organic apples which also helped to get her cadmium levels down. Now nine years later she has declined at half the normal rate but now I know it’s most likely the sun light that she was getting here In sunny Australia during our daily bush walks. It seems that treating the bowels with infra red dramatically improves gut health which may also help a number of neurological conditions, trials are in place at this time.
This information could be useful for NASA as long duration space missions like two year return trips to Mars could take it’s toll on the mental health of astronauts.
Where did you get treatment? What I am finding everyone goes on about how great it is works but they don't tell protocall or where to get a unit.Thanks
@@gtmorgan6864 I didn’t get her any infra light treatment from any medical professionals, I’m just assuming that she got a good dose naturally from our long daily bush walks. We did get considerable help in a number of ways from a naturopath though. The naturopath got us off gluten which seems to be one of the causes of Alzheimer’s, corrected her copper/zinc levels as the copper was too high, reduced her elevated cadmium levels which like high copper is bad for the brain as well as corrected our vitamin D levels and our diet to cut back on foods that cause inflammation as well as improve gut health, it’s all a bit much to write about though. I personally believe that going organic is helpful if you can and my gut instinct tells me that the organic apples we were eating played a big part in her improvement.
I would recommend learning about health in general from the channel you will find via this link as well, he is very good. ruclips.net/video/sNklS0lzlgA/видео.html
Hi D3 plus cofactors look it up
@@esecallum yes thanks I know as this was the first thing that her naturopath corrected but new trials with near infra red are looking very promising, even for people with Parkinson’s disease.
@@Cooliemasteroz May I suggest you listen to Morley Robbins …. his information is riveting and definitely out of the box.
Nice research😊
A friend of my wife made a helmet for her husband using a basket and red filter lights, and it’s working according to their neurologist.
Where can a person get a helmet?
@@gtmorgan6864 search for: "Red lights on the brain"
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Please Bright gathering tell dr. Paul to get immediately seen by a cardiologist and pulmonologist. He needs to get CT coronary arteries Angiogram, pulmonary function, echocardiogram to measure his pulmonary artery pressure and get diagnosed then treated immediately
Why?
@@donapaulon3824 Must be because of the symptoms he presents with while delivering this presentation.
I thought the same thing.
CTA with new FDA approved technology called FFR. aka: CT-A FFR by HEART FLOW. Fractional Flow Reserve - Computed Tomography (FFR-CT) is a type of non-invasive procedure (no incisions required/small puncture/low to moderate sedation) which uses HeartFlow Analysis, to provide your doctor with a 3D model of your coronary areries.
It uses Computational Fluid Dynamics protocol to see fluid velocity through arteries...
Profound
Many thanks
What about going in the Sun
At certain peak hours??
Get yourself a CTA coronaries,High resolution ct scan of the lungs, Full pulmonary function test with with a provocative test. You could have just bronchospasm or could be having early pulmonary fibrosis or coronary artery disease. If any one here knows Dr. Paul please deliver the message to him ASAP
Even if this is just a little bit true it's amazing. It seems too good to be true. I salute Dr. Paul Chazot & colleagues. Good to know Millie Sanderson is also a belly dancer, apparently dancing is highly effective against cognitive decline.
Has there any studies on red light (specific wavelength) and Tinnitus (non noise induced - no hearing loss)?
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What if you do a kick starter where people put in money to get one of your helmets? I don't know how much they will cost, but there are people out there who could come up with the cash.
Kicksterter..Wonderful idea...because as I can gather no pharmaceutical intervention needed...results obvious in matter of weeks....This van be a miracle....my sister just died a most horrible death 4 weeks ago with alzheimers even being pumped with medication for years.....
Find someone who is handy with building electronics. You should be able to buy LEDs that have the specific wavelength, and have the electronics person build a light board.
@@nancythomas-wardm.b.a2993 My mother died from Alzheimer's at 62' I'm worried about coming down with it myself. Please read "The End of Alzheimer's" by Dale Bredesen. My only warning is it will probably make you really angry. All the things incompetent medical professionals could have recommended. Neurologists are the worst. When my mother went to a neurologist concerned about memory loss, the neurologist told my mother she was depressed and offered her antidependents. She died 15 years later. There was plenty of time to reverse it.
Kickstarter for UK trials. I would love to be a part of a team to raise the funding..whooohooo.. x
@@Eyes0penNoFear need the trials so a kickstarter to fund it.
Experts are here in UK.
Are there peer reviewed studies available on this?
Fantastic
Fascinating!
What wavelength? 2.5 years later, i wonder where this research is at.
9:36 he mentions some wavelengths aren’t good and go the other way. Which wavelengths?!
I’d like to know that too!
I have a friend at a nursing home who I visit and bring him to sit outside in the sun. He loves feeling the warmth. The staff are too busy to bring residents out for the most part so most stay in their beds under artificial light.
Yes the "big two" is a big problem here in the USA. Thanks for the video, I learned alot about IR light therapy. Thank you Dr.
What happens AFTER the treatment of 12 weeks? Then you have improvement until decline again??? Not good.
So, has the trial started now? Where do people sign up for that?
🤩 thanks
The H2O hole for the transmission of light is 1086 nm. Every engineer working with fibre optics will tell you that since its the frequency used for best transmission. These laser diodes at this frequency are cheap as anything, very common. In the brief Paul said they had to be specially made and are expensive. These things are easy to tune if you want a slightly different frequency. Must be more to it and he's not saying?
LEDs for Fibre Optics, unicast/laser are different from LEDs for broadcast
best frequency but not the only one... you can use 660 to 940 nm. you can buy a ready made 940 for 48 ir led illumination led panel for $9 on ebay. or use a led grow panel...ready to plug and play
What’s the best nm?? Thx
@@esecallum can you please suggest Amazon product, I don’t use eBay, thx!
Are there any consumer light products that put out that wavelength? Would be nice to use it before it’s official.
Before watching this... I was thinking God is light and He is our healer... I started looking into infrared light therapy...
Hi Jennifer, what is your issue? Health challenge?
Yesss
Good thing you came to your senses that god is not real, lmao.
groovy man
How can we reach any emails or contact with the institution?
This is interesting. There is also anecdotal and hopefully research, in diet reducing inflammation, eg the ketogenic diet , helping in Alzheimers. Also, this is a bit strange sounding, but from an evolutionary biological mechanism , could loss of hair as we age have had a beneficial effect? More light reaching the ageing brain.
yes. especially during sun up and sun down. and into eyes. very beneficial - but few experience it any more.
Dr. JACK KRUSE NOURISH VERMONT 2016 2017 18
He goes way indepth into this topic. He is also a neurologist
I wonder if a small light that one could hold inside the mouth, aimed at the roof of the mouth, etc., the light would go right up through the soft tissues and into the brain ....
going to try it
There has been research on intranasal red light therapy with the thought that it goes directly to the brain through the nasal cavity. There’s info online about a device for sale
Will a red light wellness hat that’s Red 650/NIR 850 help? I just purchased one..
Hi, is there a trial being conducted in Australia? I would like to consider treatment for my wife who may be having early signs. Thanks, Graham Willcocks
You can buy panel from Platinum etc.
I should ask first - With no side effects with usual treatments, are there problems with prolonged exposure? But if all is good, have you thought of adding a 1/4 dose of lights in combination to VR viewers for more prolonged exposure. I hope this is it Dude. Your the Dude, Dude
Yes, the problem is that any wavelength of energy such as light or sound is interpreted by your nervous system as instructions. Constantly subjecting someone to one specific wavelength of light will cause dysautonomia (nervous system dysfunction where the nervous gives instructions to enter the wrong state at the wrong time) in the longterm if it is not balanced with other wavelengths.
I bought the Beurer infrared device which has a halogen lamp, and that one emits the full range of IR light from 500-2,500 nanometers. That one is a bit better, I think.
I have bought a red light therapy hat for my wife who has early onset dementia. It utilizes red light between 660nm and 850nm intensity it can be adjusted across 5 levels (LO-L4) does anyone have any experience with this and what the optimal setting and duration time is?
Does this have to be in that wavelength to be effective? I have a friend with early diagnosed dementia and I've found a company selling a near IR helmet that operates at 660, 850, and 940 nm.
Can you share please …
@@snowyowl6892 I just searched on NIR helmets and NIR head therapy. There are a few that come up. Most are very expensive. I am going to build the cossack hat for NIR. I've already purchased the materials to build it. Search RUclips for "Hat V4".
@@WolfHowl71 thanks Paul …
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Is the device called the "Neuradiant 1070 Helmet" out of the U.K.???
Where do you find a doctor who will prescribe light therapy??
It is light that gets into a mares brain telling her it’s time to go into heat.
Very interesting. Where can one get this therapy ?
Google it. Many companies sell it today.
Using the "FDA as a reference these days isn’t really a good thing.
Why not just go out in the sun more?
What an idiotic question lol
... Where can we purchase these devices ?? Sadly this will be too late for my dad, but maybe us kids will not have to suffer Alzheimers. In 10 years we will be buying these on Amazon.
Amazon
Dr. Paul please check your coronary arteries. You are short of breath please do a full check immediately. Please.
How would one do this in the home?
How can I purchase this wonderful device?
There are many of different versions online, check red light therapy device for hair.
@N_FName they don't claim to treat anything specific though.
A researcher in Australia is about to test the value of ultra sound in treating Alzheimer's. Things are happening.
Who is that ?
@@TheJeanette53 i cannot remember the name, I think it is at a Qld uni. If I remember correctly the report was printed in the Australian about 2 month ago.
This is great but where does a regular person get access to these lights?
Google it! They sell it.
Would this work for multiple traumatic brain injuries? Would it work for Lyme co- infections such as Bartonella which affect the brain? Also, are there any contraindications if you have an inoperable brain aneurysm? Please respond, thank you.
Was wondering the same?
#meatheals search revero success stories. Many testimonials and improved (or completely resolved) MRIs. Plus eating our natural human diet seems to heal pains & injuries you dont even realize you have until they are gone.
Also please get an echocardiogram and check your pulmonary artery pressure
I am a father of a Down Syndrome daughter with Altzhemer's/dementia. How can obtain a Cerebrolite helmet?
Is that the same infrared light that one can buy in shops on the high street and online? I have one already for help with muscular aches and pains as I thought infrared light helps at deep tissue level. Not sure if that's the same lamp. Does anyone know whito buy such a lamp for the brain? Thank you
Amazon
This sounds to me potentially hopeful for Long Covid. It is a scourge.
Will this work for other brain disorders such as ADHD, Schizophrenia, bipolar, or depression?
I'd be happy to try it.
#meatheals all this and more. Proper Human Diet = True Health
@@cynthiabasil8356 I would like to offer a solution for those issues you posted. How do I reach you?
Yes
What are the prospects for use in autism?
This may be a dumb question, but would those hats they sell for hair growth work.. is that infrared?
Rain, yes possible. I do know of thz that stimulates the hair follicle. Would you like to know more?
Any commercial products we can use for this benefit?
I wonder if it's near infrared, far infrared, or both. That will help when shopping.
I don't know how this compares, but I have an infrared sauna that has both near and far infrared. It's a low EMF Clearlight Jacuzzi infrared sauna. I'm going to try bending over toward the far infrared panel so the light shines directly on the top of my head.
I normally feel better after using the sauna. Dale Bredesen "The End of Alzheimer's" recommends sauna use to detoxify your body. That's why I bought it.
I've look around, the easy available leds are 940nm. What I gather is, Chazot is using 1400nm
There are several vendors on Alibaba selling 1070 nm helmets for around $2k unless you go high quantity
@@reeler The chance of Alibaba (the thief) Chinese product being 1070nm is nil.
How can we contact you please?
Why don't they also explore the old fashion ideas of massage therapy, music, excersize, diet pet therapy but all in a combination at once... I also hear a lot if it starts with the teeth gums etc..
i am in canada, i have a red light from red light man i wonder if it would help my firend that just had a stroke and speech is still a little bit compromised? i also have been using a bioflex laser........a canadian company that has been making red light therapy devices for over 15 yrs , i just dont want to make it worse
One of the speakers mentions stroke victims
ruclips.net/video/uFwhRXrALBc/видео.htmlsi=vnfOdU41mUV4y8_j
Question - where can I buy this?? Mom has dementia/alz. What’s the wavelength I need???
Did you find out? I need it also for my mom. Is the red light cap do the same thing? I just ordered one..
@@summerdogusathe one for hair growth? I think it does the same.
Where can I buy one of your helmets?
Stephen - is this for you? Perhaps I can offer an alternative solution. With terahertz, let's talk.
Where can I purchase a helmet that operates in far infrared?
I wonder if the standard infrared light you can buy will have a positive effect as well? Perhaps not as effective as that specialized helmet, but if it has a positive effect it might be a good option for people on a budget
Infrared is healthy light in general. Maybe not as strong on the brain as the special frequency, yet many studies show very positive benefits.
make it 810 nm spectrum it will work. bulbs at amazon. no heat. can apply very close to forehead -
Even a standart incandescent light bulb has plenty power of this wavelength range. I think LEDs has the advantage of being cold and they can mechanically made through the hair.
chocoboasylum - do you have health issues or you are asking for someone you know? perhaps I can help with another solution with terahertz frequency. Yes you can buy IR light but not the same powerful as thz.
@OmShivaSoham The helmet is 1068nm. I'm not sure other red lights go that high. The higher the number the deeper it goes
Can someone with Parkinson disease and decline cognitive disease use this light and how much does it cost?.
Good question..both my Grandfather and mother had this combo
Don't know but fyi, there was a published paper 5-10 yrs ago detailing a small study of peope with Parkinson's. The goal of the study was to demonstrate whether the regular use of light boxes that have been well established as helping people with seasonal affective disorder (SAD) would similarly help alleviate depression commonly seen as part of Parkinson's. Yes, it did. Gratifying, though expected. The fascinating thing they noticed is that so many patients were excitedly reporting that their motor (movement) function had improved with the light box therapy too! It also helps with getting a restful sleep, often a problem for people living with Parkinson's (and that's potentially due to restless legs inaddition to the depression and I imagine the inability to trun in bed, ie shift one's position around in bed/shift one's weight).
Sorry can't recall the journal that published the study. I think it was only a couple dozen patients but worth a try. Same light wavelengths as typically used in treatment of SAD. (NOT infrared.) Extremely important that people not look directly into the light box - damaging to eyes potentially. And one needs to gradually increase duration of light exposure but less than an hour a day at peak or can cause other side effects.
Forgot to mention, and if a person CAN walk/exercise more, then that could logically help protect against cognitive deficits of Alzheimer's/potentially help roll them back some. Would get ahold of Dr. John Ratey's book Spark for an explanation as to how exercise helps cognition. It stimulates production of BDNF, brain-derived neurotrophic factor if I remember right. Ratey called it "Miracle Grow of the brain". And/or read neurologist's Dale Bredesen MD's book the End of Alzheimer's or the more recent followup The First Survivors of Alzheimer's or watch some of his interviews here on You Tube. Some of what applies to the brain in Alz's will also apply to the brain in Parkinson's.
Badia can we talk? Is this for someone you know?
Would red light panel you can buy on Amazon be helpful?
Not for Alzheimer's as presented here. Wrong wavelength/s
Helena, perhaps I can offer another solution and more powerful.
I just looked up a helmet of the 1070nm wavelength, who can afford $5000.00 dollars, and how did light bulbs become than expensive?
I use a laser cap for hair loss. Do you know if that will work for what he is teaching?
where from??? please share
@@OnwardsandUpwardsalways I just googled helmet at the frequency of 1070 hz and the site came up on google
$2k on Alibaba. $500 if you buy in volume.
@reeler
Don’t suppose you could share a link for the right product on alibaba?
MORE CLOSE UPS OF DATA - PLEASE - forget the stage view - we don’t need that.
Did you mention the critical wave length for the beneficial effect? Some people are visually impaired … especially older people …
Does this therapy prevent hair loss?
I think red light works better for hair loss. See the iRestore helmet.
Lara, are you asking for yourself or someone you know? I do know of thz that stimulates the hair follicle. Would you like to know more?
80% of information the brain receives comes through the eyes and extends to 90% of the brain, a direct route?
Eyes don't detect infrared
@@CAsCurryKitcheneyes do detect IF, just not in the same way they detect visible and UV. IF penetrates the sclera and vitreous humour and is then concentrated on the retina- IF works in ways we have barely began to scratch the surface of
@@Ceej474 I stand by my comment. Imagine what the world would be like in this age of multitudes of man-made IR sources such as IR remotes etc. We'd be permanently seeing such devices ... but we don't.
Having said that there is relatively recent research suggesting that we can detect IR under very special conditions that we're very unlikely to get in everyday life. So, except in very limited special circumstances, eyes don't detect IR.
@@CAsCurryKitchen I agree that man-made IR devices will likely be problematic, much better to get IR from the sun. I think you are confusing what we can see with what the body uses. We cannot ‘see’ infrared without specific lenses or devices, but this doesn’t mean the body isn’t using it, because it is. IR penetrates several inches into the body and we do have detectors for IR in the form of mitochondrial cytochromes and also likely cellular water. Humans have been pretty dismissive of things we can’t see with the naked eye. The eyes can and do detect IR via non-visual pathways.
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Happy Lady, this Dr is doing clinical studies. I may have an alternative solution for you using terahertz. Would you like to know more?
Are these light helmets commercially available?
Hi Pap, do you know of someone who needs this device? He said in UK they are doing clinical studies. I may have a device for you now.
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