Endogenously Triggered Visual Gamma Stimulation for Alzheimer’s Disease Prevention

Traditional 40Hz light stimulation has shown potential to improve brain health in Alzheimer’s, but the flashing light often causes visual discomfort, limiting its practicality and effectiveness. This presentation introduces a ground-breaking technology that induces non-perceptible gamma stimulation in the brain. The method of a double-blind clinical trial of a table lamp will be presented, followed by clinical trial data showing clear gamma stimulation and observe cognitive improvement after 1-month treatment. More importantly, this innovation opens the door to embedding such technology in almost all indoor lighting applications thus creating a healthy indoor space that improves memory and prevents Alzheimer’s.

Learning Objectives

• Understand the background information of using visual gamma stimulation of treating Alzheimer’s disease.
• Understanding the restrictions and limitations of traditional visual gamma stimulation
• Understand the new endogenously triggered visual gamma stimulation with clinical trial data
• Explore the potential application of this new technology in preventing Alzheimer’s and improving memory recall for any healthy indoor space.