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Referring to following link, I would like to know on how blood pressure is changed under the influence of geomagnetic field.

"the correlation and bivariate analyses showed that the largest correlations are between the systolic and diastolic blood pressure and the horizontal geomagnetic field component. Finally, the superposed epoch analysis showed that the largest number of significant changes in the blood pressure under the influence of geomagnetic field occurred in the systolic blood pressure for men."


Does anyone have any suggestions?
Thanks in advance

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/28357508/
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3 years ago
Hi oemBiology

I have unlocked the resource for you.

Please read through it, and let me know what you discover!
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3 years ago
Referring to following statement, I would like to know on under what conditions and how body triggers to increase cortisol, adrenalina, and noradrenalina blood levels.

"During a geomagnetic storm, the cortisol, adrenalina, and noradrenalina blood
levels increased; however, this increase was larger for the
hypertense people than healthy persons."

Do you have any suggestions?
Thank you very much for any suggestions (^v^)
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3 years ago
According to the study:

She concluded that women and medicated people are more sensitive by the increase in geomagnetic activity than men and non-medicated people.

...effects of antihypertensive therapy are correlated with geomagnetic and meteorological activity.

They found that during a geomagnetic storm, the cortisol, adrenalina, and noradrenalina blood levels increased; however, this increase was larger for the hypertense people than healthy persons.

We don't learn about why these changes occurred in this paper. You'll have to read up on the referenced article:

Okano H (2008) Effects of static magnetic fields on blood pressure in animals and humans. Curr Hypertens Revs 4(1):63–72. doi:10.2174/157340208783497237

I have uploaded that paper for you as well. Let me know if they explain it...
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3 years ago
I would look into it :>
Thank you very much for suggestions (^v^)
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