Low Power 0.15 THz Wave Can Obviously Influence Human Blood Cycle Dynamics
Abstract
BACKGROUND: With the development of modern information technology, the application demand of high frequency electromagnetic wave is growing, especially in THz (1012 Hz) frequency domains. According to quantum mechanics, THz wave has both volatility and particle feature, but its influence to human body has not been well studied yet. OBJECTIVE: In order to research the influence of THz electromagnetic wave to human body physiological activity. METHODS: We used a 0.15T THz source whose power is lower than 200μW to radiate volunteers for 204 person-times. We found that the blood cycle dynamics of human body could be changed obviously during radiation. RESULTS: Almost for all volunteers, a special PPG (photoPlethysmoGraphy) waveform had been observed in which D peak increased significantly. By using normalized DFT method, we found the power of second harmonic component in PPG signal rose dramatically. In contrast to the normal signal, the ratio of second harmonic component to first harmonic component rose from 26% to 237% of some volunteers. By using multi-scale entropy analysis, we found the complexity of the signal increased, which implies the improvement of body vitality. CONCLUSIONS: To our knowledge, this is the first report that even a low power terahertz electromagnetic wave can obviously influence human blood cycle dynamics.
Keywords
PPG; THz; Blood cycle dynamics; Multiscale entropy
DOI
10.12783/dteees/apeesd2017/7674
10.12783/dteees/apeesd2017/7674
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