Igor N. Serov and Vladimir N. Sysoev studied the effect of Aires Shield on brain electrical activity during GSM-900 mobile-phone use. Their 2014 paper reports that phone-associated changes in relative EEG rhythm strength were substantially reduced when the Shield was present.
The original experiment
The methods describe eleven men aged 18–22, each participating in sessions with and without Aires Shield. The forty-minute recording sequence included resting baseline, a phone in standby, call and talk conditions, followed by recovery measurements. Researchers used a 19-channel EEG system with sixteen recording electrodes positioned according to the international 10–20 system.
What the authors found
The paper compares relative EEG rhythm strength on the phone-exposed side of the head. Its conclusion identifies suppression of phone-associated alpha- and delta-rhythm changes with Aires Shield and interprets this as a protective effect. The original figures show the measured conditions and time course. Read the original English paper (PDF).
Place in the research program
This is an early human-neurophysiology investigation connecting the resonator concept to measured brain activity. It connects the early resonator research with the Lifetune ONE program reported in 2024–2026. The conference, English-report and Russian-journal versions document this experiment.
Igor Serov’s research profile · Vladimir Sysoev’s research profile · The 2026 published Lifetune ONE study · 2026 original journal publication.
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Source-linked research summary updated October 26, 2026. Original studies and reviews are credited above.
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