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We found two positive effects in the human body activity induced with an extremely low frequency (ELF) distributed magnetic field stimulus at the spine position: (1) Increasing of the defined arousal index (α + β)/(θ + δ) up to around 3.0 in the occipital electro-encephalogram (O-EEG), and (2) Increasing of the energy concentration in the FFT frequency spectra for the back magneto-cardiogram (B-MCG) measured with the Pico-Tesla resolution magneto-impedance sensor. Probable correlation between the arousal center in the brainstem and the aorta with the aorta corpuscle via the vagus nerve concerning a mutual activation is discussed on the basis of the phenomena.

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Tsuyoshi Uchiyama, Wataru Kato, Yoshiyuki Mohri, Kaneo Mohri, and Muneo Yamada, "Arousal Effect of ELF Magnetic Stimulus on Car Driver's Spine Evaluated with Occipital Electro-encephalogram and Back Magneto-cardiogram," Proceedings of 2015 Photonics & Electromagnetics Research Symposium, Prague, July 6 - 9，Page(s)867-870

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