Case Study Abstract
In this case study we looked at:
5 Individuals
Between the Ages of 48 and 59 Years Old
Moderate or High Risk for Subjective Cognitive Decline
These individuals were identified as being either moderate or high risk for Subjective Cognitive Decline using the CerebroCore Quick Cog Evaluation. Each individual was then given an interactive cognitive assessment that measured the nine components of memory and cognition. They received a baseline score for each of the 9 components as well as a baseline overall cognition score. Based on these scores, a customized brain exercise protocol was prescribed for each participant.
For the next 30 days, each participant utilized the CerebroCore Gamma Brain Exercise tool for at least 15 minutes, three times per week. They also used the CerebroCore Gamma Coherence tool for at least 15 minutes, three times per week.
At the end of thirty days, each participant was given the CerebroCore Quick Cog evaluation, and the 9-part, interactive cognitive evaluation and their scores were compared to their baseline scores. Based on this comparison, their scores demonstrated a…
23.4% Improvement on the Quick Cog Evaluation
