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What are the physiological effects of magnetic field in human beings?

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good effects, or bad effects to human's health

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  1. None whatsoever.

    You know how a compass works? It works because the entire planet is surrounded by an unimaginably large magnetic field.

    In order for a magnet to affect your health it would have to be strong enough to suck the iron out of your blood. And you'd probably die from that.


  2. Nothing can happen physically.  We aren't metal.  Our iron content in the blood is so low that it would have to be an extremely powerful magnet to do anything.

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