Physiological studies of human fatigue using human electromagnetic radiation

This technical paper investigates the physiology of human fatigue using human electromagnetic radiation. Fatigue is a feeling of tiredness that arrives from the excessive working time or workload, prolong exertion, sleep loss or and or disruption of the internal clock. It can be divided into two, mental and physical causes which decline in mental or physical performances. The purpose of this study is basically to study the frequency of human fatigue before and after exercise also to evaluate the physiological characteristic frequency of human fatigue by using human electromagnetic radiation. The frequency measurement is taken from 10 students including 5 male and 5 female. The data were analyzed using a T-test to find differences in frequency of mean before and after exercise. The results demonstrate that there were statistically significant differences at the certain measured point. Based on the result presented, it can conclude that there were statistically significant differences between mean before and after exercise. Consequently, mean before exercise is higher than mean after exercise.