Sequelae of recurrent impact with radiofrequency in mice

Al-Uboody, Wissam Sajid Hashim; Waad, Shaima Khazaal; Abbas, Madlen Qassm

doi:10.5958/0976-5506.2018.01242.1

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“…Dyslipidemia might be caused by obesity or due to consuming medications (15) and it was found that any disturbance in lipid metabolism could result in vascular pathological diseases (16) . Exposure to magnetic waves could result in different stages of peroxidation of lipids and formation of reactive radicals like oxygen reactive radicals and nitrogen ones and both of them besides the peroxidation could affect the different cellular compartments and affect also the lipid metabolism and carrying vehicles (17,23) . The hepatic enzymes AST and ALT are considered as markers of stress and destruction of different body tissues since they are formed also by another boy regions or tissues like muscles, kidney, and heart (18,19) .…”

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Physiological Study Comprising the Sequelae of Magnetic Radiation on Human

2020

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The sequelae of magnetic radiation of the towers of cellular phones were evaluated in this study depending upon a random social volunteer human male samples of ages 25 -50 years and they were dwelling in houses close to the towers of cellular phones of distances not more than 150 miters far. The samples of these people were labelled as "Subjected". Seventy five samples of blood were gained on a base of ages as twenty five from ages 25 -30, twenty five from ages 35 -40, and twenty five from ages 45 -50 in addition to seventy five samples of people who did not dwell close to the towers and of the same previous pattern of ages and their samples were labelled as "Non subjected". The results have demonstrated a significant elevation in transaminases (AST , ALT), blood calcium (Ca ++ ), blood potassium (K + ), total serum cholesterol (TSCH), triacylglycerols (TAGs), very low density lipoprotein (VLDL), and low density lipoprotein (LDL) .

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Physiological Study Comprising the Sequelae of Magnetic Radiation on Human

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Sequelae of recurrent impact with radiofrequency in mice

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