Every organ of the body has its own set of electrical signals. This electrical activity has been extensively tested and measured in many organs of the body, the heart (EKGs) and the brain (EEGs). Furthermore, each and every organ has its own set of electrical signals. How does that relate to magnets? If you place a magnetic field in the vicinity of an electrical current, that electrical current will be amplified by the magnetic field.

No. With both biofeedback and EEG neurofeedback, the sensors will only be transmitting information from you to the feedback equipment. Feedback only comes back to you as visual and auditory signals from the computer's monitor and speakers or headset. See similar questions...

Application of an additional current source can potentially cause a rate increase in impedance-based pacemakers. Generally, this rate increase is temporary and pacing returns to a normal rate once the interference signal is removed. Any rate increase will occur within the programmed minimum and maximum sensor rate range set by the clinician. Turning the ECG impedance monitoring to off can prevent interference. See similar questions...

One of the reasons that Aesta’s Far Infrared Radiant Heat has beneficial results in a variety of illnesses is because FIR can deeply penetrate skin and underlying tissues. When Far Infrared Radiant Heat penetrates the skin, it comes into contact with protein, collagen and fats. By stimulating micro-vibrations, FIR can elevate tissue temperatures. The human body then is revitalized because of the improved micro circulation. See similar questions...

Melatonin regulates biological rhythms such as the sleep/wake cycle. It also acts as an antioxidant, protecting cells from damage caused by free radicals, the toxic by-products of normal cell metabolism.* Melatonin is one of the most useful and versatile substances produced in the body. See similar questions...

The human body clock is a complex internal mechanism that serves to regulate our body's functions over time. It is controlled by the suprachiasmatic nucleus (SCN), a tiny cluster of nerve cells in an area of the brain known as the hypothalamus. This body clock helps regulate breathing and heart rate, body temperature, blood pressure, hormone production, and other vital bodily functions. See similar questions...

Human Growth Hormone stimulates virtually all of the various systems in your body. The hormone increases your metabolism helping to break down fat, build proteins, and create lean muscle. Human Growth Hormone is often referred to as the "fountain of youth hormone" due to its youth-promoting benefits. See similar questions...

There are over 30,000 genes in the human body. In 2001 the Human Genome Project, a consortium of over 1000 scientists worldwide, finished sifting through the 3 billion bits of DNA in each human cell to map the ordering all of the human genes. The next phase is an interpretation phase, which will take a lot longer, to work out what each gene is and does. To create effective gene therapies, your own personal treatment based on what each gene is and does, will take even longer. See similar questions...

This is a very common error. Medical nanorobots need not EVER replicate. In fact, it is unlikely that the FDA (or its future equivalent) would ever approve for general use a medical nanodevice that was capable of in vivo replication. Except in the most unusual of circumstances, you would never want anything that could replicate itself to be turned loose inside your body. Replicating bacteria are trouble enough! Replication is a crucial basic capability for molecular manufacturing. See similar questions...

Water is essential to life - it is needed - directly or indirectly - for every physical and chemical process that takes place in our bodies. It acts...read full answer See similar questions...

One of the reasons that FIR has beneficial results in a variety of illnesses is because FIR can deeply penetrate skin and underlying tissues. When FIR penetrates the skin, they come into contact with protein, collagen and fats. By stimulating micro-vibrations, FIR can elevates tissue temperatures. The human body then be revitalized because of the improved micro circulation. See similar questions...

Yes, our bodies are constantly absorbing toxins from both external and internal sources. External sources include polluted air and water, bacteria and viruses, chemicals and pesticides, food additives and bacteria in food and magnetic waves. Internal sources are wastes from our body’s metabolic processes, excessive body fats or sugar, and stress. See similar questions...

Typically the average person is able to run about 25% efficiency. This means that for every Watt produced by a bike generator, the person doing the pedaling is putting out 4 Watts. So if you are pedaling to provide to your laptop computer at 80 Watts, you body is really running at 240 Watts. See similar questions...

Ans: Since the transmission power of a WLAN device is much lower than a mobile phone - a typical WLAN device transmits at about 60 to 70 mW, while a typical mobile phone transmits at about 200 mW - and since the WLAN device is normally not used near the human body as does a mobile phone, so the risk from the WLAN is comfortably lower than from a mobile phone. See similar questions...

The main advantages of negative ions for the human body include cleansing of the blood, activation of cells, enhancement of the immune system, and adjustment of the autonomous nervous system. See similar questions...

a) It varies with the equipment used, but the cremation time for the equipment installed at Birkenau appears to have required an incineration time of about an hour per body. The entire cremation cycle took longer and each oven, or retort, could reduce three or four bodies per day under normal operating circumstances. Birkenau had a total of 46 ovens so the capacity would have been 184 bodies per day if all of the facilities were operating at once. This, however, was not the case. See similar questions...

Alcohol functions as a nervous system depressant. When alcohol is consumed, it is quickly absorbed into the bloodstream via the stomach and small intestine. The amount of alcohol consumed is directly related to the effect it has on the body. A feeling of relaxation is achieved by drinking small amounts, but in larger doses can have adverse effects including slurred speech, difficulty walking, impaired judgment and slow reaction time. See similar questions...

Three to four tablespoons of oats or barley are enough to satisfy your daily requirement for silicic acid – this was what many food experts recommended until recently. Today’s reality, however, looks quite different: Plants frequently do not take up enough silicic acid from the soil because it is depleted or had a low silicic acid content in the first place, for example calciferous soil. See similar questions...