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In this peer-reviewed publication, Dr. Igor Smirnov outlines the experimental data that demonstrates the ability the WaveRider® Noise Field Generator in reducing the absorption rate of electromagnetic field (SAR) in living tissues. SAR is used as an indication of how much radiation is absorbed into the body when exposed to electromagnetic field (EMF) radiation. In this scientific study, a ‘phantom head’ with a water-based jelly that mimics living tissues is filled within the head's compartment. The "phantom head" is then exposed to the radiation field from a mobile phone placed at a distance of 7 feet. This experiment was able to conclude the reduction of the SAR values in the "phantom head". The data in the reduction of SAR values in the water-based jelly is confirmed by the research conducted at FCC certified RF Exposure Laboratory, Escondido, California. Read more in the pdf download.

ARPN Journal of Science and Technology
Vol. 2, No. 9, Oct 2012
ISSN 2225-7217

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In this peer-reviewed publication, Dr. Igor Smirnov outlines the experimental data revealing the ability of the WaveRider® noise field generator to compensate the inhibition of Astrocyte cells metabolic activity when exposed to mobile phone radiation. Ten mobile phones were placed at a distance of 30 feet from the noise field generator. The WaveRider® polymer is shown to generate subtle low frequency of electromagnetic oscillations when exposed to electromagnetic field of 7.8 Hz and 14.5 Hz in a repeating sequence of 5 seconds each time. The results of experiment revealed the following: when normal human brain Astrocyte cells are exposed to mobile phone irradiation cells growth is significantly inhibited within the first 3-4 days. This experiment confirms that the WaveRider® noise field generator placed at the distance of 30 feet from the treated plates has measurable compensatory effect on the inhibition of normal human brain Astrocyte cells growth when exposed to mobile phone irradiation. Read more in the pdf download. ​

European Journal of Science and Engineering
Vol. 1, Issue 1, 2013
Citation: Smirnov, I. (2013)

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Biological effects of electromagnetic fields (EMF) on the blood-brain barrier (BBB) and cerebral blood flow can be studied using optical encephalography. Previous investigations of the permeability of the blood-brain barrier after exposure to the various EMF-components showed an induced leakage of Evans Blue labeled proteins normally not passing the BBB. In the present investigation we exposed a human subject to ambient radiation and the flow of the blood at the frontal part of the brain was measured using 16-channel optical encephalography. The Optical Encephalograph is a functional Near-Infrared Spectroscopy (fNIRS) device that monitors PO2 and Hemoglobin (Hb) levels and translates the data into an indication of blood flow. The WaveRider® noise field generator which shown to be capable of decreasing BBB permeability by neutralizing EMR. The flow of the blood at the frontal part of the brain was measured using 16-channel optical encephalography. Read more in the pdf download.

Journal of Nanotechnology and Smart Materials by JScholar Fostering Scholarly Communication
Published on 19 May, 2018
Citation: Smirnov IV (2018) The Effect of the Mret Wave Rider Device on Cerebral Blood Flow and the Blood Brain Barrier: A Case Study. J Nanotech Smart Mater 3: 1-8.

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