Brain Disease-Modifying Effects of Radiofrequency as a Non-Contact Neuronal Stimulation Technology

Abstract

Overview

The study delves into non-invasive, non-contact, and painless methods of electrical stimulation, particularly radiofrequency (RF), to enhance neural function against neurodegenerative disorders like Alzheimer's disease.

Methodology

RF is introduced as a technique within the electromagnetic spectrum range of 3 kHz to 300 GHz (known as 3 THz), exploring its applications as a non-contact neuronal stimulation (NCNS) approach.

Findings

• RF exposure has been shown to positively modulate neural stimulation and influence various brain functionalities in laboratory (in vitro) and live (in vivo) models.
• Studies indicate significant findings on RF-EMF impacts on human physiology, including improved brain activity, cognition, and sleep behavior.

Conclusion

This review synthesizes recent inquiries and experiments focused on RF-EMF as a promising solution for cognitive and neurological challenges in both animal models and human clinical cases.