Modification of Stress Response by Pulsed Magnetic Field

We investigated the effects of pulsed magnetic fields at various combinations of magnetic induction values on the development of stress responses induced by adrenaline administration. The study assessed blood glucose levels, malondialdehyde in erythrocytes, transaminase activity, sialic acid levels, beta-adrenergic reactivity using spectrophotometry, and the condition of white blood cells through microscopy. Preliminary exposure to the pulsed magnetic field (PMF), regardless of the mode of application, exhibited a cytoprotective effect by neutralizing reactions triggered by adrenaline administration. When applied to a conditionally healthy subject, the pulsed magnetic field, regardless of the exposure mode, acted as a stressor, causing increased membrane permeability due to heightened lipid peroxidation processes.