CogniFine Program

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 Transcranial Pulse Stimulation (TPS) is an innovative, non-invasive brain stimulation technology from Switzerland that uses low-intensity shock waves to activate brain function—without surgery and with rapid, noticeable results.

Who is Cognifine suitable for?
• Patients with early to moderate Alzheimer’s disease or Parkinson’s disease at any stage
• Children or adults with Autism Spectrum Disorder (age 12 and older)
Cognifine may also support individuals with the following conditions:
• Brain fog after COVID-19 infection
• Issues with focus, learning, or emotional regulation
• Older adults seeking to slow cognitive decline or enhance memory
• Individuals with mild cognitive impairment (MCI) or noticeable forgetfulness

How does Cognifine work on the brain?
• Stimulates angiogenesis (new blood vessel formation) and increases nitric oxide, improving brain blood flow
• Activates neurons and neurotransmitters (such as BDNF) to restore neural balance

Benefits of Cognifine Therapy:
• Enhances memory and learning
• Improves cognitive, emotional, and mental function
• Helps protect neurons from degeneration
• Promotes vascular branching in the brain
• Increases neuroplasticity (brain flexibility and adaptability)
• Alleviates depression and anxiety symptoms
• Supports recovery after neurological injuries
• Improves sleep quality (deeper and longer sleep)

How long does each Cognifine session take?
• A standard session lasts 30–45 minutes, conducted 6 times over 2 weeks
• No shaving of hair is required
• Gel is applied to the scalp and guided via MRI Neuronavigation, with real-time color imaging for precise targeting

How effective is Cognifine?
• Clinical research shows clear cognitive improvements in Alzheimer’s patients within 1 month, with maximum benefits at 3 months
• Results may last 6–12 months, depending on individual condition and disease severity

 Pre-Treatment Guidelines:
• Get adequate rest before your session
• No need to fast or skip water
• Avoid stress and refrain from alcohol before treatment
• No surgery or anesthesia is needed
• Resume daily activities immediately after treatment
• Bring a recent brain MRI (within 6 months) if available – this helps with 3D targeting
• Inform your doctor if you have any metal implants or history of brain surgery

 Post-Treatment Care:
• Stay hydrated, eat nutritious food, relax your mind, and get sufficient sleep
• Avoid strenuous exercise; light walking is allowed
• Refrain from alcohol, smoking, and other substances
Possible Side Effects:
• Fatigue or drowsiness post-treatment
• Mild tingling sensation in the treatment area
• Temporary headache within 1–2 hours (can be treated with pain relievers; consult a doctor if symptoms persist)

 Contraindications / Precautions:
• Stroke or paralysis within the past 3 weeks
• Brain aneurysm
• Brain tumors or cancer
• Active, uncontrolled seizures
• Brain hemorrhage
• Metal or electronic implants in the head
• Head trauma, infections, or wounds
• Aggressive or psychotic behavior
• Blood clotting disorders (e.g., hemophilia)
• High-dose anticoagulant usage
• Brain thrombosis
• Steroid therapy within the past 6 weeks

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