Researchers at the University of New Mexico have applied a new way to stimulate the brain by simple electrodes during sleep, and the results showed improved memory performance the next day. The results of this research are a major step towards finding a treatment that reduces cognitive impairment and memory associated with some neurological diseases such as Parkinson's disease.
Brain stimulation has been a hot topic on neuroscience research tables in recent years. The new method is based on sleep, a stage in which memory cells organize and regenerate themselves.According to the journal Neurosens, the participants spent the night in a night laboratory, and underwent overnight the new electrical stimulation method called stimulation alternately through a closed circuit.
The results showed improved cognitive abilities and memory skills the following day. This means that memory stimulation during sleep is an effective method and that this method can be developed to protect human memory from neurological problems that develop with age.
Brain stimulation has been a hot topic on neuroscience research tables in recent years. The new method is based on sleep, a stage in which memory cells organize and regenerate themselves.According to the journal Neurosens, the participants spent the night in a night laboratory, and underwent overnight the new electrical stimulation method called stimulation alternately through a closed circuit.
The results showed improved cognitive abilities and memory skills the following day. This means that memory stimulation during sleep is an effective method and that this method can be developed to protect human memory from neurological problems that develop with age.
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