Influence of modulated high-frequency electromagnetic fields on the functional organization and dynamics of the common brainstem system.
Rittweger J, Lambertz M, Kluge W, Kramer K, Langhorst P · 1995
View Original AbstractResearchers investigated the immediate influence of low-frequency modulated high-frequency electromagnetic fields on regulatory patterns in five healthy volunteers.
Plain English Summary
The study examined magnetoencephalogram, heart frequency and ventilatory parameters before and after occipital application of the fields. Differences in these measures indicated that the effects can be explained by an influence on the common brainstem system.
Why This Matters
The investigation involved five healthy volunteers in a state of relaxed wakefulness. The common brainstem system is part of the central nervous system that organizes and regulates prerequisites for meaningful behavior.
Study Details
The immediate influence of low-frequency modulated high-frequency electromagenetic fields (MHF) on regulatory patterns in the state of relaxed wakefulness was investigated in five healthy volunteers.
The differences in magnetoencephalogram, heart frequency and ventilatory parameters before and after...
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@article{j_1995_influence_of_modulated_highfrequency_2540,
author = {Rittweger J and Lambertz M and Kluge W and Kramer K and Langhorst P},
title = {Influence of modulated high-frequency electromagnetic fields on the functional organization and dynamics of the common brainstem system.},
year = {1995},
url = {https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/0302459895017819},
}