Country Star Trisha Yearwood Reveals Life-Changing Long COVID Brain Fog Treatment

Country music star Trisha Yearwood has openly shared her struggle with long COVID, describing severe brain fog that impaired her ability to name everyday objects like a rolling pin, causing concern she might have early-onset Alzheimer's. She credited a unique treatment called LENS (Low Energy Neurofeedback System), a non-invasive therapy using low energy electromagnetic fields to stimulate brain wave activity, for significantly improving her condition. Yearwood revealed that after several sessions, her brain fog lifted and she began sleeping better than she had in a decade, ultimately feeling like her brain did in her 30s. She described the treatment as quick and painless, involving electrodes placed on different parts of the brain to lift stuck brain waves, likening it to a form of therapy without the need to talk. Yearwood's candid discussion aims to raise awareness for others suffering from long COVID and highlight a promising option for managing neurological symptoms. The country legend's experience was shared during an interview on Bobby Bones' podcast ahead of her 2025 album release, "The Mirror."