Tel Aviv University

Hana Tuby

Uri Oron

Dan Frenkel

Dorit Farfara

Methods and systems are provided for delivering visible or infrared biostimulatory energy to bone marrow to subjects having or developing Alzheimer's disease. The radiation is delivered to sites remote from the brain at a dose sufficient to cause stimulated mesenchymal stem cells to appear in the brain and degrade &#x3b2;-amyloid. The energy may be coherent light and can be administered transcutaneously, subcutaneously, or via an intramedullary probe.

Low level laser therapy for Alzheimer's disease

Methods and systems () are provided for administering phototherapy to an injured tissue in a living subject by delivering visible or infrared biostimulatory energy to bone marrow at a dose sufficient to cause mesenchymal stem cells to appear in the injured tissue. The energy may be coherent light and can be administered transcutaneously, subcutaneously, or via an intramedullary probe (). The technique is useful for treating many types of tissue injury, including ischemic cardiac and renal conditions.

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Hana Tuby