A promising direction of cancer prevention by multiperiodic magnetic field in areas with radiation contamination

Yuri Kirsta

doi:10.37468/2307-1400-2025-3-60-75

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A PROMISING DIRECTION OF CANCER PREVENTION BY MULTIPERIODIC MAGNETIC FIELD IN AREAS WITH RADIATION CONTAMINATION A promising direction of cancer prevention by multiperiodic magnetic field in areas with radiation contamination

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Published in National Security and Strategic Planning · Pages 60–75 · Rubric: Social security

DOI: https://doi.org/10.37468/2307-1400-2025-3-60-75

Received: 23.08.2025 Accepted: 16.10.2025 Published: 20.10.2025

Authors

Yuri Kirsta

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Yuri Kirsta

Academic degree: doctor of sciences in biology

Science rang: professor

Institute of Water and Ecological Problems, Far Eastern Branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences

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ABSTRACT

The cyclic information-hierarchical organization of human metabolism with its hierarchical biological clocks, evolutionarily coordinated with the global electromagnetic Schumann resonance, daily and annual rhythms of the environment, is characterized. The working cycle durations of metabolic subsystems of ascending ranks are 0.144, 1, 7, 42 seconds, 1, 11 days, 1 and 33 years. The cycle of 0.144 s corresponds to a frequency of 7.83 Hz of standing electromagnetic waves between the Earth's surface and the ionosphere, called the Schumann resonance. The critical importance of the environmental and magnetic field’s periodicity for the functioning of cellular metabolism has been established, which makes it possible to solve various problems of chronomedicine, including cancer prevention in populations living in radiation- or chemically contaminated areas. Prevention can be implemented through multi-frequency resonance exposure of the human body to a weak alternating magnetic field of the corresponding metabolic frequencies generated by a wearable device. This field will maintain the natural metabolic rhythm of cells, while simultaneously suppressing the development of neoplasms with accelerated cell metabolism (division) caused by mutagenic factors.

KEYWORDS

cell metabolism, biological clocks, magnetic fields, cancer prevention, multi-frequency resonance, Schumann resonance

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