Gold Alloy Dental Inlay to Prevent Involuntary Movements Induced by Electromagnetic Waves from Mobile Phones
Gold Alloy Dental Inlay to Prevent Involuntary Movements Induced by Electromagnetic Waves from Mobile Phones
Author: Yoshiro Fujii
Affiliation: Shin Kobe Dental Clinic, Kobe City, Japan
Abstract
This case study explores the use of a gold alloy dental inlay to mitigate involuntary movements triggered by electromagnetic waves from mobile phones. The findings suggest that certain dental materials may shield against electromagnetic interference affecting neural function.
Keywords
Gold Alloy, Dental Inlay, Electromagnetic Waves, Involuntary Movements, Neural Protection
Introduction
Exposure to electromagnetic waves has been associated with various neurological symptoms, including involuntary movements. This study investigates whether gold alloy dental inlays can act as a protective measure.
Case Report
A patient experiencing involuntary movements, which worsened when using a mobile phone, underwent treatment with a gold alloy dental inlay. Following the procedure, the symptoms improved significantly.
Discussion
The results suggest that gold alloy may play a role in shielding the nervous system from electromagnetic interference. Further studies are needed to validate these observations.
Conclusion
This case highlights the potential application of gold alloy dental inlays in reducing electromagnetic sensitivity-related symptoms. Additional research is required to explore this phenomenon.
Full Paper
For the full paper, visit: https://www.scirp.org/journal/paperinformation?paperid=52248
