University of Sunderland "specialists will soon begin testing innovative methods of treating Alzheimer's disease and other forms of dementia. Normalizing go the brains of older scientists with infrared radiation. Adopting about the healing properties of infrared light on laboratory studies in mouse models of Alzheimer's disease in performed the same university was. According to the researchers, short sessions led by radiation to a partial recovery of cognitive function in laboratory rodents. the observed positive effects of the researchers explain the ability of infrared radiation increases the metabolism and regenerative processes in aging neurons. device for the treatment of people is a helmet with multiple emitters, infrared radiation transmits in the transparent areas are the bones of the skull., the inventor of the device, Dr. Gordon Dougal (Gordon Dougal) believe that, to improve the condition of patients with early-stage dementia enough four-week course of treatment lasts up to 10 minutes per day. Dr Dougal stressed that a similar infrared transmitter that it created earlier, already in British hospitals for the treatment of herpes virus infections. The first phase of testing healing helm for this summer planned .
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