The section of the brain called the Basal ganglia distinctive by presence of nigrostrial dopaminergic system involved in planning and programming of movement. The Basal Ganglia also processes brain signal that converts signal into actual movement.
In our daily lives we are exposed to many types of electromagnetic fields
(EMF) pulsed or in wave forms .Wireless energy is part of our daily lives and we are all exposed to different sources of EMFs of extremely low frequency (ELF) (below 300 Hz) and low intensity (below 2 mT) and many neurode-generative diseases such as Parkinson disease,dystonia and tremor are related to damage in the Basal ganglia. A Human test subject used for neuro research is often targeted with EMF pulses for many often years 24 hours a day so researchers can best understand how EMF effects not only the psychological activity of brain waves but also how EMF can incapacitate a riotous crowd by purposely directing EMF pulsations at a human organism's brain to cause temporary disruption of the section of the brain that control physical movement (citation- Dept. of Biology University of Banja Luka "The Influence of Extreme Low Frequency Electromagnetic Field on the Basal ganglia)
In our daily lives we are exposed to many types of electromagnetic fields
(EMF) pulsed or in wave forms .Wireless energy is part of our daily lives and we are all exposed to different sources of EMFs of extremely low frequency (ELF) (below 300 Hz) and low intensity (below 2 mT) and many neurode-generative diseases such as Parkinson disease,dystonia and tremor are related to damage in the Basal ganglia. A Human test subject used for neuro research is often targeted with EMF pulses for many often years 24 hours a day so researchers can best understand how EMF effects not only the psychological activity of brain waves but also how EMF can incapacitate a riotous crowd by purposely directing EMF pulsations at a human organism's brain to cause temporary disruption of the section of the brain that control physical movement (citation- Dept. of Biology University of Banja Luka "The Influence of Extreme Low Frequency Electromagnetic Field on the Basal ganglia)
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