Transplanting brain stage waves to combat insomnia and more: NeuroLight

Techstination, your destination for gadgets and gear. I’m Fred Fishkin. Alexander Poltorak is a theoretical physicist who has turned his attention to neuroscience. And using light and sound he is utilizing one person’s brain stage waves to affect things like insomnia in others. He has backing from the National Science Foundation and astronaut and medical doctor Scott Parazynski has joined the advisory board at NeuroLight. To explain, Poltorak uses a music metaphor.. “Just like music can be recorded during a live performance. It could be replayed later on in another place or another time. So too, brain waves, which is essentially the music of the brain, can be recorded in one brain and replayed in another brain.” To cure insomnia and perhaps other conditions as well. More info? Head to neurolight.co. You can find us at Techstination.com. I’m Fred Fishkin.