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The following three infrasound levels of exposure were used in this study 100, 110 and 120 dBz. The measured CF corresponded negatively with the infrasound level measured in dBz (R = 0.631; P = 0.018). The decrease measured almost -11% at 110 dBz and -18% at 120 dBz, after correction for control. The CD on the other hand remained unchanged. Exposure to high levels of infrasound (more than 100 dBz) interferes with cardiac muscle contractile ability, as early as one hour after exposure. There are numerous additional studies
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