Radiation-detector controlled electrophysiological reactivity (EEG and ECG) due to mobile phone radiation

Mobile phones are used worldwide and its usage is still increasing. Also due to
mobile phones, people are nowadays almost continuously exposed to radiofrequent
electromagnetic radiation.
The problem with research published thus far about the possible effects of
mobile phone radiation is, that in many of them, there were suspected conflicts
of interest. Furthermore, most of the studies investigated averaged condition
effects, in which the effects of the electrophysiological parameters (EEG
and/or ECG) were quantified with the aid of an averaged estimation of the
exposure condition (in which the radiating mobile phone was present). In this
study we will also examine, next to these averaged condition effects, the
effects directly following radiationpeaks.
EEG and ECG signals are nested within each test subject, that is why we will
use multilevel analysis, to take this nesting into account.

The main objective of this study is to investigate whether radiofrequency
electromagnetic radiation, induced by a mobile phone placed on the body, causes
a change in electrophysiology.

Single-blind, randomised intervention study

Placement of a dialling mobile phone on the body.

The experiments involve non-invasive measurements, without any risks.
Furthermore, there are no benefits to subjects
and / or risks associated with participation in this study. The exposure to
electromagnetic radiation is comparable to normal mobile phone usage.