1962
DOI: 10.1111/j.1749-6632.1962.tb30626.x
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History, Measurement, and Applicability of Periodic Changes in the Electromagnetic Field in Health and Disease

Abstract: “Nature is neither so poverty‐stricken in her resources, nor so demoralized and ruffled in her spirit as to be driven to the undignified level of the irritated washerwoman impatiently shaking her finger at the playful children of the neighborhood, in order to get order into her community. The organization and stability of living things has its foundations too widely extended in the depths of inorganic nature to permit one to rest his biological philosophy on irreducible biological or psychological categories.”… Show more

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“…Human organism is able to adjust its temperature by thermoregulation, up to a certain level of the electromagnetic field. ICNIRP established in 1998 a maximum limit for the electromagnetic exposure: 50 times smaller than the level to which there were observed actions upon human body [22]. These decisions are included in the Recommendation 519/1999 of the European Committee, and it was entirely included in the Romanian legislation.…”
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