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Oscillating magnetic fields for neurological therapy
1:40:21 - 1:47:02 (06:40)
The use of oscillating magnetic fields to nudge neurological processes back to their default rate is a 30% effective treatment, and while most equipment is too expensive and yields similar results, there is a push for the utilization of brain imaging for research grants.
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Loonshots are underestimated ideas that have the potential to revolutionize certain fields, such as the use of psychedelics in psychiatry, which have long been dismissed as crazy, but could actually have therapeutic benefits.
1:40:21 - 1:42:46 (02:24)
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Loonshots are underestimated ideas that have the potential to revolutionize certain fields, such as the use of psychedelics in psychiatry, which have long been dismissed as crazy, but could actually have therapeutic benefits. The guest speaker shares his personal experience of learning about and exploring the topic while finding it fascinating, despite its neglected status, and eventually discovered it was being researched in a center in Boston.
ChapterOscillating magnetic fields for neurological therapy
Episode#382: Safi Bahcall — On Hypnosis, Conquering Insomnia, Incentives, and More
PodcastThe Tim Ferriss Show
This podcast episode explains the two different approaches, position space and MRI, used during diagnosis of brain problems, specially in psychiatry and TMS.
1:42:47 - 1:44:47 (01:59)
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This podcast episode explains the two different approaches, position space and MRI, used during diagnosis of brain problems, specially in psychiatry and TMS. The approaches are compared and the concept of duality is introduced.
ChapterOscillating magnetic fields for neurological therapy
Episode#382: Safi Bahcall — On Hypnosis, Conquering Insomnia, Incentives, and More
PodcastThe Tim Ferriss Show
Researchers have created a device similar to a shower head that uses an oscillating magnetic field to improve brain function, and it has similar response rates to TMS devices.
1:44:47 - 1:47:02 (02:15)
Summary
Researchers have created a device similar to a shower head that uses an oscillating magnetic field to improve brain function, and it has similar response rates to TMS devices.