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Flashing Lights And a Clicking Sound Cleared Toxic Proteins in Alzheimer's Mice


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In tests on mice, a team led by researchers from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) found that flashes of light and clicks of sound at a frequency of 40 times a second (or 40 hertz) helped clear amyloid proteins from the brain's glymphatic system, a 'plumbing' network that removes harmful substances.

 

A buildup of amyloid protein is noticeable in brains with Alzheimer's, although scientists still aren't sure if this aggregation is a direct cause of the disease – it's likely that there's much more going on as well.

 

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So you're saying I have a shot?  🤣

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They factory reset a mouse.

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They factory reset a mouse.

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Tesla knew this. 

 

Frequency and "vibrations" is the "key" to the universe. 


Meaning, particles create the matter, but it's the frequencies in which distribute how they interact with other particles.

 

At least that's my take away........

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This is great news....Hope for me yet lol.

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