Radio Wave Induced Firing Of Neurons Through Ca2+ Channel Manipulation

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The discussion centers on the manipulation of Ca2+ channels in neurons using specific radio wave frequencies to induce neuronal firing. Participants confirm that altering the internal/external charge differential through electromagnetic energy can indeed trigger neuron activation. The inquiry seeks additional insights and references to academic literature supporting this phenomenon. The topic highlights the intersection of neuroscience and electromagnetic field applications.

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Can neurons be induced to fire by manipulating the Ca2+ channels via radio wave electromagnetic energy?
I’ve read that the Ca2+ channels in neurons can be manipulated through the use of certain radio wave frequencies. And the resulting internal/external charge differential will cause the neurons to fire.
Does anyone have any more insight into that?
 
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Orions100 said:
TL;DR Summary: Can neurons be induced to fire by manipulating the Ca2+ channels via radio wave electromagnetic energy?

I’ve read that the Ca2+ channels in neurons can be manipulated through the use of certain radio wave frequencies. And the resulting internal/external charge differential will cause the neurons to fire.
Does anyone have any more insight into that?
Can you cite the text book and or paper that states this so pf can read in context?
 
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