Research from MIT discovered that the brain washes itself during deep sleep, and a brief sound burst can strengthen this process.
The study found that a 50-millisecond burst of sound can make the brain's self-washing process more effective.
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Understanding the brain's self-washing process and how to enhance it could lead to improved sleep quality and cognitive function
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