Space Daily February 11, 2019
Researchers in Israel repot that in the course of numerous laboratory experiments, where they induced fields similar to those in the atmosphere, they witnessed significant effects on living heart cells of rats within 30-40 minutes. Extremely weak magnetic fields in the 7.6-8Hz frequency range induced several effects when applied to rat cardiac cells, including reductions in spontaneous contractions, calcium transients and the release of Creatine Kinase. It may explain why all living organisms have electrical activity in the same ELF spectral range. This may have some therapeutic implications down the line, since these ELF fields appear to protect cells from damage, but this requires further research…read more. Open Access TECHNICAL ARTICLEÂ
A new study suggests low-level electromagnetic fields from lightning strikes may protect living cells. Credit: stnazkul/Depositphotos