The influence of electromagnetic fields on human brain activity.
Reiser H, Dimpfel W, Schober F · 1995
View Original AbstractExposure to the MEGA-WAVE instrument increased EEG power in Alpha2, Beta1, and Beta2 bands during and after exposure, and mobile telephone exposure increased power in the same bands after about 15 minutes.
Plain English Summary
Researchers conducted a single-blind, cross-over, placebo-controlled study with 36 volunteers. Volunteers were exposed to a MEGA-WAVE therapy instrument and a mobile digital telephone, and also underwent a no-exposure control. The MEGA-WAVE instrument increased EEG power in Alpha2, Beta1, and Beta2 bands during and after exposure. The mobile telephone increased EEG power in the same bands after a delay of about 15 minutes.
Study Details
Possible effects of electromagnetic fields on human brain activity were studied.
In a single-blind, cross-over-designed and placebo-controlled study 36 volunteers were exposed firs...
Application of the MEGA-WAVE instrument caused an increase in EEG power in the frequency bands Alpha...
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@article{h_1995_the_influence_of_electromagnetic_2535,
author = {Reiser H and Dimpfel W and Schober F},
title = {The influence of electromagnetic fields on human brain activity.},
year = {1995},
url = {https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/9392690/},
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