The Influences of Impressed Electrical Fields at EEG Frequencies on Brain and Behavior

The electric field is a sufficient physical determinant of the human magnetic sense

“…Effects of electric fields of about 10 V/m in air on brain activity were reported at least as early as 1968 (reviewed in Adey 1973). Most subsequent work focused on the effect of applied magnetic fields (reviewed in .…”

Mind-brain puzzle versus mind-physical world identity

“…Kohler (1938), for example, developed theories concerning the role in perception of the electrical fields generated in the brain by the electrical activity of neurons. The possibility that the electrical fields have functional properties in the nervous system is being investigated, with the initial results tending in a positive direction (Adey 1975). In the meantime, these fields can be heuristically considered as a substratum of subjective experience (Ritter 1978).…”

Search for cyclotron resonance in cells in vitro

“…Chiabrera et al considered that the field acts on the binding process of' a ligand to its binding site, a process occurring on the membrane surface or the glycocalyx. The concept that this extended membrane region (the glycocalyx) surrounding the neural membrane may be sensitive to electric fields was first proposed by Adey [1974]. Liboff [1985], on the other hand, suggested that it is the transport of calcium ions through channels spanning the cell membrane that involves a resonance-type response to the applied EMF.…”