Sun Bomin FUS Alzheimer's Treatment: A Son Reclaims His Mother's Memory
Neurologist Sun Bomin utilizes high-intensity FUS to treat his 90-year-old mother's Alzheimer's. Discover the details of this groundbreaking procedure and its impact.
Can sound waves reverse nearly a decade of memory loss? Sun Bomin, a prominent neurologist, says it's possible. He recently demonstrated what's claimed to be the world's first effective Alzheimer's treatment using high-intensity Focused Ultrasound (FUS) on his own 90-year-old mother.
Breakthrough in Sun Bomin FUS Alzheimer's Treatment
On January 21, 2026, a video released via Yitiao.tv detailed how Sun's mother, who had suffered from the progressive brain disorder for 8 years, underwent the FUS procedure. The footage showcases a significant improvement in her condition, offering a glimmer of hope for millions of families worldwide. While the medical community awaits further peer-reviewed data, the initial results are described as a milestone in non-invasive neurosurgery.
The Mechanics of High-Intensity FUS
The high-intensity FUS procedure works by targeting specific areas of the brain with precision-guided ultrasound waves to stimulate neural pathways. Unlike traditional surgery, it doesn't require incisions, making it a viable option for elderly patients in their 90s. Sun emphasizes that this approach could redefine how we manage neurodegenerative diseases that were once considered incurable.
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