How wireless emissions create signals in the nervous system – EMG profiles

Artificial EMG by WLAN-Exposure
von Klitzing L*

Medical Physicist, Institute of Environmental and Medical Physic, Wiesenthal, Germany

*Corresponding author: von Klitzing L, PhD, Medical Physicist, Institute of Environmental and Medical Physic, Schwimmbadweg 21, DE- 36466 Wiesenthal, Germany, Tel: +49 36964 863446, E-mail: vonklitzing@umweltphysik.com

Citation: von Klitzing L (2021) Artificial EMG by WLAN-Exposure. J Biostat Biometric App 6(1):101

Abstract

WLAN (wireless local area network) is used as an important worldwide communication-technique. By this, always there is an electromagnetic field exposure. In contrast to the ICNIRP-safety guidelines, whereby no bioeffect is possible by these low-energetic electromagnetic fields, we found artificial signals in the nervous system in dependence on WLAN- exposure.

Keywords: WLAN; EMG; Electrosensitivity; Safety Guidelines (ICNIRP)

Background

By a diagnostic routine of a “burn-out”-patient, additionally claiming an electrosensitivity, there was tested the nervous system by electromyogram (EMG), recording from the lower arm skin surface. As well in the time series as by analyzing the frequency we found an artificial 10 Hz-component as a dominant signal. By the following anamnestic discussion, the patient told about a longtime exposure to active WLAN- equipment in office. Testing other patients using this communication- technique, there was a great number with the same 10 Hz-artifact in EMG. WLAN itself is characterized by a 10 Hz-modulated high-frequency signal. The measured EMG-data demonstrate the conflicts with the ICNIRP safety guidelines for this type of electromagnetic exposures.

Because of these data with artifacts in EMG we tested patients with different healthy disorders by WLAN-exposure.

Method

The relaxed patients were tested in an HF-shielded lab under following experimental setup:

Step 1: Control
Step 2: Active WLAN-router
Step 3: Control after

Each epoch was about 9 min, the electromagnetic immission by WLAN at the head was about 25-30 µW/m². EMG was sampled by a special electrode matrix fixed at the lower arm skin. The data were sampled continuously by a LabView-System with following frequency analysis (FFT). Additionally the ECG was monitored for time-comparing. The test person has no information of WLAN “on/off ”.

It was tested, that there is no interference with the analyzing system during active WLAN.

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