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Study reveals ways in which 40Hz sensory stimulation may preserve brain’s “white matter”
Early-stage trials in Alzheimer’s disease patients and studies in mouse models of the disease have suggested positive impacts on pathology and symptoms from exposure to light and sound presented at the “gamma” band frequency of 40 hertz (Hz). A new study...
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What are Spectronosods ?
Spectronosod – informational remedy recorded on matrix – water, spirits, sugar. With Sensitiv Imago equipment it is possible to create such medication yourself. Spectronosod is represented in the form of frequency characteristics (this can be information...
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The Science of 40 Hz: What Happens Inside the Brain at the Cellular Level
When the MIT article says 40 Hz stimulation produces “changes in immune system activity,” it’s talking mainly about effects on the brain’s immune cells and the signals that control them — not a general immune-system overhaul. In animal and lab studies,...
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How Mild Currents Trigger Muscle Spasms: The Science Behind It
Explaining Muscle Twitches and Ear Spasms After Electrical Stimulation When you hold electrodes and pass even a small electrical current through your body, the most immediate and simple thing that can happen is direct stimulation of nerves and the tiny...
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The Therapeutic Potential of Polyphenols
Polyphenols are a large, naturally occurring family of compounds found in plants — think the pigments, tannins and bitters that give fruits, vegetables, tea, coffee, chocolate and wine their color and flavor. Chemically diverse (groups include flavonoids...
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Ancient Chinese Perspectives on Cannabis and Its Medicinal Power
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Historique de la neuromodulation non invasive
A.T. Barker with his transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) machine (in 1985), which set the stage for the modern work with TMS. Plusieurs rapportent que les origines de la neuromodulation remontent au premier siècle apr. J.-C., dans les écrits de Scribonius...
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Stimulation magnétique transcrânienne et acouphène subjectif. Revue 2014–2016
Résumé L’acouphène subjectif est un symptôme présent dans de nombreuses pathologies ORL pour lequel il n’existe pas de thérapie curative. Il peut être mal toléré par certains patients qui développent des troubles attentionnels ou du sommeil voire des...
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Koebner Phenomenon : Trauma Induce Skin Lesion
The Koebner phenomenon (KP), also known as the isomorphic response, refers to the development of new skin lesions in previously unaffected areas following skin injury or trauma. These new lesions are identical in appearance and histology to the patient's...
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CBD Oil for Eczema
Meet the Mom Who Found Help in CBD Oil for Eczema : Cheryl Haliburton, a 27 mom, says inhaling CBD oil through a vaporizer has helped her deal with severe eczema. Cheryl has been struggling with ecema flare-ups all around her neck and face every few days...
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A Root for Strength and Stillness: Ashwagandha in Classical Ayurveda
In the Ayurvedic tradition Ashwagandha (Withania somnifera) occupies a prominent place as a tonic and rejuvenative herb. Its Sanskrit name—ashva (horse) + gandha (smell)—literally refers to the strong, earthy odor of the fresh root and also evokes the...
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Double vue : Importance des rites
Au sein du monde invisible, tel que le conçoit la tradition occultiste, réside une hiérarchie d'entités dont chacune jour un rôle particulier dans la gestion de l'univers. C'est de ce concept que procède l'intervention des génies, d'anges ou d'esprits...
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Healing Psoriasis : No Substitute for Time
There is one basic thing I insist my patients always keep in mind, especially since this regimen is not a get-well-quick procedure. If I sound redundant, it is my intention to be so. Psoriasis will not disappear until the basic cause has been removed....
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The “Glut” Response
Toxins form not only from substances known to be detrimental to the body but from those that may become toxic if overindulged in. Ordinarily, such foods may not have a deleterious effect, but because of an insatiable desire for a particular food, some...
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US Doctors warn that seed oils could cause colon cancer
A new Government-funded study has suggested that common cooking oils used by millions could be contributing to a worrying surge in colon cancer cases among young people. Research published in the journal Gut has found that seed oils - including sunflower,...
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Dietary Strategies to Support Glutathione Production and Preservation
Glutathione is made inside your cells from three amino acids — cysteine, glutamate and glycine — so the easiest way diet helps is by supplying those building blocks and the nutrients that let the body make and recycle glutathione. Of the three precursors,...
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Mount Sinai Dermatologist Reports Phase 3 Success for Rocatinlimab in Moderate-to-Severe Eczema
An international team of investigators led by Emma Guttman-Yassky, MD, PhD, Waldman Professor and System Chair of the Kimberly and Eric J. Waldman Department of Dermatology at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai, has reported results from the...
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Having Eczema Raise Your Risk of Eosinophilic Esophagitis
New research finds a link between the skin condition and eosinophilic esophagitis—especially if you have certain food allergies. Eczema and eosinophilic esophagitis (EoE) affect two different parts of the body: the skin and the digestive tract. But if...
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From Lab to Therapy: The Promise and Limits of Suramin as a Purinergic Inhibitor
Here’s a plain-language, didactical explanation of what suramin does to purinergic (ATP/adenosine) signalling and why those effects matter. Suramin is a large, negatively charged drug that, among many other actions, binds to and blocks purinergic receptors...
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Spooky 2 : The Golden Rule of Rifing
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Spooky2 : Where to place the TENS pads for killing mode and biofeedback
Q : Where to place ce TENS pads if i want to use them in contact mode to kill pathogens when i can't localize them ? A : When using TENS pads in Spooky2's contact mode to target pathogens that you cannot localize, the general approach is to place the...
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Spooky2 Detox : Healing or Killing ?
The answer isn’t entirely “one or the other”—it really depends on your current detox protocol and what your body needs at that time. In many Spooky2 detox programs (for example, the Terrain or Morgellons protocols), the approach is to initially use “killing”...
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Biofeedback scan : tilde (~) is the best output setting option
The tilde (~) option is the best choice for biofeedback scans because it ensures that the signal output remains in its purest and most unaltered state. During a biofeedback scan, the generator needs to detect and analyze minute electrical responses from...
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Thoughts and Toxins
As previously emphasized, clearing the body of accumulated toxins is of the utmost importance. Just as significant, however, is the maintenance of a healthy mental attitude. Have no doubt about it : negative, destructive thoughts also produce acidic toxins...
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Spooky2's Generator Hardware Explained
The Spooky2 generator is a sophisticated piece of hardware that combines traditional analog electronics with modern digital control to produce and modulate a wide range of frequencies intended for biofeedback scanning and frequency-based treatments. At...