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title: "Vibroacoustic Disease and Wind Turbine Syndrome"
url: https://alsuprun.com/blog/vibroacoustic/vibroacoustic-disease-and-wind-turbine-syndrome/
author: "Editorial"
date: 2026-09-16T00:41:14+00:00
categories: ["vibroacoustic"]
tags: []
---

# Vibroacoustic Disease and Wind Turbine Syndrome

## Causes

 Biological tissue reacts differently when exposed for long periods to low frequency noise (LFN). Wind Turbine Syndrome (WTS), which involves imbalance organs of the vestibular system, can manifest with symptoms including disturbed sleep, dizziness, tinnitus and sensation of quivering or vibration; nervousness; rapid heartbeats; memory loss as well as increased irritability and anger. [Vibroacoustic](https://alsuprun.com/) Disease (VAD), in which direct damage occurs to tissues and organs. Common morphological features associated with VAD include an abnormal proliferation of extra-cellular matrix in numerous organs and tissues – particularly cardiovascular and respiratory systems. VAD has been well documented in autopsies of deceased veterans exposed to LFN, as well as human and rodent experimental models. One theory explaining these findings may be the biotensegrity hypothesis which states that stressors can lead to tissue and cell damage through structural changes of connective tissues underlying them.

 

## Symptoms

 Medical doctors, pathologists, and engineers report significant physiological ramifications for people living near industrial wind turbines. Symptoms can include disturbed sleep, headaches, dizziness, quivering sensations/vibrating sensations/quivering/vibration sensations when standing still; difficulty focusing/fast heartbeat and nausea – similar to WTS symptoms but lasting much longer due to VAD effects that remain even when someone leaves its source location. WTS symptoms end once someone moves away while VAD symptoms often remain disabling/debilitating.

 [Vibroacoustic](https://alsuprun.com/) Disease (VAD) is a whole-body pathology caused by exposure to low frequency noise (LFN). Characterized by abnormal proliferation of extra-cellular matrix, VAD has been noted in professionals such as aircraft technicians, commercial and military pilots and cabin crew members, ship machinists and restaurant workers who regularly work around LFN levels.

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## Diagnosis

 [Vibroacoustic](https://alsuprun.com/) Disease (VAD) is a whole-body pathology characterized by abnormal proliferation of extracellular matrix. This condition results from prolonged exposure to low frequency noise (LFN) ranging from 500 Hz to infrasound, such as aircraft technicians, commercial pilots and cabin crew members of both military and civilian aviation, ship machinists, restaurant workers and disc-jockeys who work regularly in LFN environments.

 Prior to 1987, LFN was widely believed to cause only cognitive and neurological disturbances; however, following the autopsy of a VAD patient during this timeframe, it became apparent that its effects extended far beyond this domain and affected all areas of the body including cardiorespiratory system functioning. This point was further highlighted with studies of lung tissue obtained from deceased VAD patients using light and transmission electron microscopy studies performed on such tissues from deceased VAD patients who died as a result of LFN exposure.

 Unfortunately, physicians do not often inquire into their patients’ work environments in terms of sound and vibration levels; further compounded with their lack of faith that any disease caused by sound can exist can contribute to misdiagnosis of many cases.

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## Treatment

 WTS (wind turbine syndrome) typically disappears once an infrasound source is removed from an individual’s home; however, VAD symptoms often linger long after noise has subsided and can be debilitating, particularly if they affect vestibular organs (balance organs) as well as nervous and respiratory systems (nervous system, respiratory system). VAD symptoms may include sleep disruptions, headaches, tinnitus hearing loss dizziness trembling anxiety depression memory problems concentration difficulties etc.

 Long term exposure to LFN has been linked with [Vibroacoustic](https://alsuprun.com/) Disease, a whole-body pathology characterized by abnormal proliferation of extracellular matrix molecules in tissues of deceased VAD patients as well as rodents exposed in vivo studies; it was first detected during postmortem autopsies on VAD patients exposed in utero. Genotoxicity studies conducted with human and animal cell cultures exposed to LFN revealed sister chromatid exchanges; researchers then investigated its morphological response using light microscopy, scanning electron microscopy and transmission electron microscopy on tissue fragments obtained from VAD patients and rodents exposed to LFN.

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