The
Neuroscience of
Healthy Brain Aging
Dementia Is Highly Preventable... But NOT Reversible
An EEG brain map measures how healthy your brain is functioning, much like an EKG measures heart function.
Neurons that continually produce too much electricity can eventually break down and cause cognitive decline.
An EEG brain map can help identify nutrient deficiencies that may contribute to accelerated cell damage, which is an increased risk factor for dementia.
An EEG brain map every 3 to 5 years may be one of the best prevention strategies to help keep your brain healthy and sharp as you age.




Resting-state prefrontal EEG biomarkers in correlation with cognitive scores in elderly individuals
"The resting-state EEG biomarkers showed significant changes in people with early cognitive decline and correlated well with the MMSE scores. Resting-state EEG slowing measured in the prefrontal regions may be useful for the screening and follow-up of global cognitive decline in elderly individuals".
Choi, J., Ku, B., You, Y.G. et al. Resting-state prefrontal EEG biomarkers in correlation with MMSE scores in elderly individuals. Sci Rep 9, 10468 (2019).
