Progress to Date on Cranial Electromagnetic Field Stimulation to Modulate Brain Activity

This study reveals the progress made to date utilizing a novel technology of EMF measurement at a distance, in real-time, using the non-invasive, lightweight portable helmet, and continuous feedback. The range of brain EMF can be stimulated at the optimal frequency and voltage with or without longer duration of stimulation in a precise and prescribed manner to produce sustained genetic and neuronal changes to improve, recover, and enhance the brain function in a sample of patients with atraumatic and traumatic brain injury and improve or resolve their neurological symptoms or deficits. It illustrates the necessity of real-time evaluation and adjustment of brain EMF for EMF stimulation. It further indicates the efficacy of tailored and precise EMF stimulation to the specific patient, the specific area of abnormality, and for a specific pathology studied. The range of unique EMF corresponds to macroscopic and microscopic functions, the vast majority of which have yet to be qualified and quantified, and for which most brain diseases have yet to be studied.