Are you concerned about Memory loss from aging ? We have something that *could* restore your memory !
Introducing, the Ultrasound Memory & Cognition Improvement Study ! This is a study that a team of doctors and scientists have worked diligently to craft. We utilize a protocol that uses the US-2000 Pro Ultrasound device, as well, so if you already own one, you may already be partially eligible. This is a study, so of course, some clear evidence of memory & cognitive decline must be established. We are wanting to explore if Ultrasound could turn out to be a great tool for reversing Alzheimer's & Dementia, and early inquiry is revealing this may just be the case. So, if you would like to read more, and potentially engage in the study, all of the details are here! This would be great if you have an older family member who has clear memory & cognitive decline. The study is only open until November, it's been running since June, and still has openings right now. Don't delay !!! https://noetic.org/press/memory-study/ Here's the full press release: News Release New Study Underway to Improve Memory & Cognitive Function Novato, CA, June 18, 2025 – There’s exciting new research at the Institute of Noetic Sciences (IONS). A unique research study has begun that focuses on improving memory and cognitive function. The hope is that it can advance effective treatment options for patients with memory and cognitive impairment, which many people with Alzheimer’s and Dementia experience, and therefore possibly enhance their quality of life and daily functioning. Helané Wahbeh, ND, MCR, IONS director of research, is the principal investigator for this open-label pilot study, called “Ultrasound Brain Massage for Memory and Cognitive Impairment.’ Other partners in the study are Dr. Stuart Hameroff, anesthesiologist, Quantum Consciousness theorist & researcher from the University of Arizona, Center for Consciousness Studies, and Sterling Cooley, biotech innovator and Founder and CEO of Vagus Nerve Stimulation and Repair Program. The study involves self-administration of the US Pro2000 ultrasound device – not typically included in standard memory or cognitive impairment treatment protocols.