🔻 In 2011, a neuroscientist at MIT, Dr. Li-Huei Tsai, made a discovery that should have been on the front page of every newspaper on Earth.
She exposed mice with advanced Alzheimer’s disease to a flickering light flashing at exactly 40 Hz—forty times a second. Nothing more. No dope. No operation. Light of a particular frequency.
Within an hour the amyloid-beta plaques in their brains, the protein deposits that define Alzheimer’s, started to dissolve. Not slow at all. Not slowly. In 60 mins.
Plaque levels were reduced by 50% after 7 days of daily exposure to 40 Hz. The mice then regained their memory. Their neurons began firing in sync again. Microglia, the brain’s immune cells, were activated and began cleaning up the toxic buildup like a cleaning crew that had been asleep for years.
The study appeared in Nature. The planet's most prestigious scientific journal. Peer Reviewed . Reproduced. Verified. That was 2016. Year is 2026.
Alzheimer's affects 40 million people worldwide. Pharmaceutical companies earn $13 billion a year on drugs that don’t alter the course of Alzheimer’s disease. Not one of 'em. They slow it down. Possibly. Temporarily. At $26,000 per patient per year.
It costs less than a dollar to make a 40 Hz light.
Dr. Tsai remains at MIT. Her research goes on. It is in phase III human trials. But you'll never see this on the news at evening time. You won’t hear your doctor talk about it. You can’t buy it at any drug store.
Because you can't sustain a $13 billion industry on a free frequency.
The light is 40 Hz. The frequency is a real. The science is settled. And there are still 40 million people waiting for permission to use it.
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@kuzeyinoncusu by now we should be seen flying cars, fully self driving cars, resorts in Mars and dogecoin should have also become world s currency reserve too...Marchand de sable Mr Elon
The British left famine in every country they administered long enough.
Ireland. India. Bengal. East Africa.
The Bengal famine of 1943.
Three million people.
Dead from starvation while India was under British administration, while India was producing food that was being exported, while Winston Churchill, who is on the British five-pound note, said the famine was the Indians' own fault for "breeding like rabbits" and blocked international aid shipments from reaching the subcontinent.
Three million people.
Churchill has a statue in Parliament Square.
There is no memorial in London to the Bengal famine.
There is no memorial in London to the Irish famine, caused in significant part by the continuation of food exports from a starving country because the market required it.
There is no memorial to the victims of British-administered famines anywhere in Britain that carries the weight and specificity of the crime.
What Britain has, instead, is a Churchill War Rooms museum where you can buy a Churchill bobblehead in the gift shop.
This is not forgetting.
Forgetting is passive.
This is the active, maintained, institutionally supported decision that certain deaths count as history and others count as the unfortunate background against which great men made great decisions.
The man who blocked aid to a starving country is the great man.
The three million are the background.
Donald Trump: ‘We can’t afford daycare, Medicare, and Medicaid because we’re fighting wars.’
Translation: We couldn’t care less about your quality of life, we’re too busy enriching ourselves off of killing people in the Middle East.
@tparon 2024 was the most extreme year on record for overall forest fire severity, destroying at least 13.5 million hectares of forest, while 2023 marked the worst year specifically for fire-driven tree cover loss globally (near 12 million hectares) largely driven by historic fires in CA
In a terribly awkward moment, Donald Trump attempts to kiss a younger women who for good reason rejects him.
If he can do this in public. Imagine what he does behind closed doors?
Retweet so everyone sees this predator get denied.
Recien veo que además de ganarle fisicamente a Harry Kane, a Gordon le tira un caño y levanta la pelota para querer pasar entre los dos ingleses.
Es impresionante esta jugada, anda a saber como terminaba si no le hacían la falta.