Assessment of radiating ability of drupaceous seeds in the millimeter range of wavelengths

Results of a pilot study of radiating ability of drupaceous seeds are given for the range of frequencies of 37.5–53.5 GHz. It is established that the level of radiation of seeds of a various origin from the studied group under identical conditions of measurement is various. Results of researches allow drawing a conclusion on expediency of use in the preventive and medical purposes of seeds of cornel, dates, chestnut and acorn as a natural source of microwave radiation.