Abstract:A method of transcranial electromagnetic stimulation of the mammalian brain is proposed. The method is based on the interference of currents caused by high-frequency orthogonal oscillations of electric fields, which are modulated by low-frequency meander pulses. The effectiveness of the method was confirmed by the results of experiments on stimulating the brain of rats and rabbits. Keywords: electromagnetic stimulation, interference, alpha-rhythms, theta-rhythms, serotonin, beta-endorphins, neuron.
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