[fella]

A posting a couple of days ago was about an injection that had somewhat the same effect.

[RightWhale]

It’s hard to keep count, advancing age and all, but isn’t this the third thread on this thing?

[capt. norm]

Dr Dougal claims that only ten minutes under the hat a day is enough to have an effect.

I sure hope this is legit and not some hoax.

[Kirkwood]

quacks

[bill1952]

Yes, a magic hat that you wear for 10 minutes a day reverses the pathology of terminal brain disease.

Sure. - sounds reasonable.

[babygene]

So... Perhaps ditching that baseball cap in the summer isn’t such a stupid idea...

[Pontiac]

Low level infra-red red is thought to stimulate the growth of cells of all types of tissue and encourage their repair. It is able to penetrate the skin and even get through the skull.

I find this very unlikely. I need unbiased empirical evidence to be convinced. Infra-red light does not have adequate energy to penetrate bone unless it is of sufficient intensity that it would cause burns.

[Candor7]

Around 700,000 Britons have dementia, with around 500,000 suffering from Alzheimer's disease. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>

And 99% of them are liberal socialists.

Among them Prime Minister Brown and the pseudo Prince of Wales

[varyouga]

Infa-red gets blocked just like visible light so it won’t pass through the skull. The most it will do is dry your hair and heat up your head.

People are maroons.

[rawhide]

lead researcher at the University of Sunderland Dr Abdel Ennaceur and Durham University s Dr Paul Chazot are pictured with Dr Gordon Dougal and a prototype cognitive helmet

[Mr. Jazzy]

Once an individual reaches adulthood, brain cells are no longer produced. This helmet can not “grow brain cells”.

The light may stimulate circulation to other non damaged areas in the brain, but it can not grow cells.

[Revolting cat!]

It's worked for us, but will it work for humans?