Biological effects of microwaves in acupuncture
(1989) Conference Proceedings. 19th European Microwave Conference — Location: London, UK (4.September.1989)
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- Microwave acupuncture is a very interesting field of investigation. The biological effects of microwaves offer general interesting developments, and microwave acupuncture more specifically is rather intriguing, being in the border area of three fields: microwaves, acupuncture, and neurophysiology. The authors describe the microwave equipment which delivers a set of spectral lines extending from 0.2 to 3.0 GHz, with a maximum power of a few watts. Antalgic effects have been measured in experiments on rabbits. Essentially three methods are compared: absorption of Fentanyl (painkiller), acupuncture effects amplified by electric discharges, and microwave acupuncture.
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Teng, J., Vanhoenacker-Janvier, D., & Vander Vorst, A. (1989). Biological effects of microwaves in acupuncture. Conference Proceedings. 19th European Microwave Conference, p. 918-923. https://hdl.handle.net/2078.5/227278