USING ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE TO STUDY ONLY BASAL SOUNDWAVES' EFFECTS ON EMG SIGNALS

Basal Soundwaves are the soundwaves in the laboratory room where the scientific study is conducted, and no generated sound or soundwaves are applied. Basal Soundwave (BS) is represented in Table 1 and figure 2 with the letter S which stands for silent sound, but this silence is not a complete absence of sound. There are three different Basal soundwaves (BS) in this scientific study and they include S-1, S-2 and S-3, and each of them is recorded in threes as follows: S-1 S-1 S-1, S-2 S-2 S-2 and S-3 S-3 S-3. It has been shown that human adults detect and hear sound within a frequency range of 20 Hz and 20 KHz or 20 Hz and 20,000 Hz, but that of infants is slightly higher than 20 KHz and decreases in sensitivity as they grow. And while ultrasound is a high frequency sound above 20, 000 Hz and consequently too high to be heard by humans, infrasound remains a low frequency sound below 20 Hz and consequently too low to be heard by humans. Soundwaves in peoples’ rooms or environment could be detrimental or therapeutic hence the sound therapy practiced before antiquity by the Igbos, Australian Aboriginals and the Egyptians. In fact, the therapeutic and detrimental effects of basal soundwaves are expressed as “ụda jụụụ or jụụụ na-ajụli na ajụnwụkwa ” in Igbo lingo and energy medical practices such as sunbaths, water-cleansing, earthing and air-baths during which calming or stimulating sounds are meditatively listened to for a prime purpose of all-encompassing healing. Ụda jụụụ na-ajụli na ajụnwụkwa simply means “silent sound heals and kills”; and this killing part is in consonant with the detrimental health effects of infrasonic frequencies that impair respiratory system and cardiovascular system (L, 1998; Solecki L. , 2000; Solecki L. , 2010). The novelty of this article is not only the divulgence of basal soundwaves’ effects on EMG signals using artificial intelligence, it is also a divulgence of a concise review of detrimental impacts of basal soundwaves on human health, enjoining people to be conscious of basal soundwaves in their environment as some of these soundwaves could be unhealthful. A balanced basal sound environment must be ensured in order to have a biological homeostasis called health, otherwise ill-health will ensue.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2025-06-07
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15616175
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USING ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE TO STUDY ONLY BASAL SOUNDWAVES' EFFECTS ON EMG SIGNALS

Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Music Therapy and Health
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USING ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE TO STUDY ONLY BASAL SOUNDWAVES' EFFECTS ON EMG SIGNALS

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Basal Soundwaves are the soundwaves in the laboratory room where the scientific study is conducted, and no generated sound or soundwaves are applied. Basal Soundwave (BS) is represented in Table 1 and figure 2 with the letter S which stands for silent sound, but this silence is not a complete absence of sound. There are three different Basal soundwaves (BS) in this scientific study and they include S-1, S-2 and S-3, and each of them is recorded in threes as follows: S-1 S-1 S-1, S-2 S-2 S-2 and S-3 S-3 S-3. It has been shown that human adults detect and hear sound within a frequency range of 20 Hz and 20 KHz or 20 Hz and 20,000 Hz, but that of infants is slightly higher than 20 KHz and decreases in sensitivity as they grow. And while ultrasound is a high frequency sound above 20, 000 Hz and consequently too high to be heard by humans, infrasound remains a low frequency sound below 20 Hz and consequently too low to be heard by humans. Soundwaves in peoples’ rooms or environment could be detrimental or therapeutic hence the sound therapy practiced before antiquity by the Igbos, Australian Aboriginals and the Egyptians. In fact, the therapeutic and detrimental effects of basal soundwaves are expressed as “ụda jụụụ or jụụụ na-ajụli na ajụnwụkwa ” in Igbo lingo and energy medical practices such as sunbaths, water-cleansing, earthing and air-baths during which calming or stimulating sounds are meditatively listened to for a prime purpose of all-encompassing healing. Ụda jụụụ na-ajụli na ajụnwụkwa simply means “silent sound heals and kills”; and this killing part is in consonant with the detrimental health effects of infrasonic frequencies that impair respiratory system and cardiovascular system (L, 1998; Solecki L. , 2000; Solecki L. , 2010). The novelty of this article is not only the divulgence of basal soundwaves’ effects on EMG signals using artificial intelligence, it is also a divulgence of a concise review of detrimental impacts of basal soundwaves on human health, enjoining people to be conscious of basal soundwaves in their environment as some of these soundwaves could be unhealthful. A balanced basal sound environment must be ensured in order to have a biological homeostasis called health, otherwise ill-health will ensue.

Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Georgian Technical University (GE)
Openalex Percentile: Top 52%
Music Therapy and Health
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