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Static electricity can happen when a pert of the body gets in contact with another body containing charged electrons. It can take place in the human air during combing, foot sole and the shoe, or by action of rubbing against surfaces such as furniture or metallic items.

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It doesn't really "run" on either, although nerve impulses are partly electrical. AC is poor fit, but the others are poorer.

electrical impulses move along the length of the nerves... therefore, DC me thinks.

Well, no. If you've ever seen an EEG or an ECG, even if it's only on a rerun of ER on the TV, you're bound to have noticed that they consist of jagged, wiggly lines. That's AC. If it'd been DC all you would have gotten is flat lines, with varying amounts of offset from zero.

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I think static electricity is not so harmful for our health.its a normal thing to our body to face.use of this eletricity in cancer tretment can bring a revolutionary change in the world of medical science. <dip sarkar, Bangladesh>.

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Yes, and that is one way to estimate the amount of body fat. DC power through tissue at high current rate is very dangerous much more so then AC.

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