A new study found that therapeutic magnetic stimulation reduced depression-like behaviors in rats -- and altered dopamine receptor density in brain regions far beyond the area being stimulated.
In this episode, R Blank explores a fascinating piece of brain science: how repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation at ten hertz frequency created network-wide changes in dopamine systems linked to mood regulation. He unpacks what this tells us about how electromagnetic fields interact with the brain's interconnected circuits -- and what it means for our broader understanding of EMF and neurological health.
In This Episode
What repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation is and how it works
How ten hertz magnetic stimulation reduced depression-like behaviors in a rat model
Why the effects spread to brain regions beyond the stimulation site -- including the dorsal striatum and prefrontal cortex
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