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How Sound Therapy May Help Rebuild a Failing Brain Network

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Reversing Alzheimer’s Summit 2.0

How Sound Therapy May Help Rebuild a Failing Brain Network

Founder, Functional Forum

Director of Client Services and Chief Product Designer, Centerpointe

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Discover how sound and rhythm can “retune” the brain’s electrical activity, potentially improving memory, mood, and cognitive function.
Learn why Alzheimer’s may be less about memory loss and more about broken communication between brain regions—and how sound may help restore it.
Uncover how emerging research on 40Hz gamma stimulation could enhance brain waste clearance, synchronization, and resilience.

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