The Instructions for the Cossack light hat are done. Click Cossack instructions to download them.
If you are wondering who Cossack is, check out these earlier posts:
Author: RedlightsontheBrain
Redlightsonthebrain is written by Catherine Hamilton, a retired doctor to help people to learn about neurogenerative diseases and the practical, safe and scientifically-based things that can help improve life. Part of this is to provide low-cost access to red light devices, hence the DIY instructions on this blog.
Rudolph II
A while ago I posted information about a low-cost intranasal light product. More. It has an official brandname, but really it was born to be Rudolph. Continue reading “Rudolph II”
Why the last post on exercise and PD?
I realised that it looks a bit odd, rattling on about exercise and Parkinson’s disease, on a blog devoted to red and near infrared light. Continue reading “Why the last post on exercise and PD?”
Exercise and Parkinson’s Disease
Hot off the press is an article and editorial looking at the protective effect of exercise on Parkinson’s Disease. Dr Fudi Wang and his team combined the data from six studies from the United States, one from Finland and one from Sweden. The health of 544,336 (mainly men) were followed for an average of twelve years. Of these, 2,192 developed PD. Continue reading “Exercise and Parkinson’s Disease”
Cossack – making the frame
The item you need is plastic-coated wire mesh. It is available at most hardware stores and garden centres. Here is the brand that Michael used to develop his Cossack design.
Meet Cossack
This is a photo of a very cleverly designed light hat, called Cossack. Created and named by Michael, one of the founders of Light Ahead Inc, Michael has given permission for the blog to publish instructions.
Cossack is a brilliant design as it solves the ventilation problem that is inherent in the use of plastic buckets. The frame is made from aluminium coated garden mesh available from hardware and gardening stores.
More details are coming…
Red lights on the brain 