A recent study has revealed that inhaling xenon gas can enhance brain health and problem-solving abilities, potentially helping in the fight against currently untreatable diseases. Xenon is a rare, odorless, and colorless gas, typically used in rocket propulsion and anesthesia. It is also known to assist mountaineers climbing Mount Everest. In a study conducted by researchers at Brigham and Washington University, the gas’s potential in treating Alzheimer’s disease was explored. Following promising results from initial research on mice, the scientists plan to test xenon on humans in the coming months.
