Alzheimer's destroy memories! Revolutionary intelligence can bring them back!

Scientists at Columbia University found that memories lost by Alzheimer's can be restored with light.

This is an important twist in the sense of illness, as so far it has been treated as destructive to memories, while scientists say that, in fact, Alzheimer's doesn't eliminate them, only block memories.

A study of mice compared healthy mice to mice that have a disease similar to Alzheimer's. After they submitted to electroscope, the rats were exposed to the lemon's smell so that whenever they felt that smell, electroshok could be remembered.

A week later, scientists put lemons next to them, and healthy rats left because the lemon scent was already linked to electrosect in their brain.

Sick mice expressed no fear, but their brains were searching for memory in the wrong sector, according to scientists.

After that, the team led by Christine A. Dean used an optic cable to illuminate the mouse's brain with blue laser.

This intervention “successfully reactivated” with the memory of electrosect, associated with the smell of lemon. Sick mice regained memory and left for fear.

This study can revolutionize research into Alzheimer's treatment, which has been applauded by other important scientists in the world.

The Australian university's Ralph Martin, Edith Cowan, spoke of “Scientist” that finding “has the potential to lead us to development of a new treatment that can help restore memory. ”

Source: “Futurism”