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The human body does not have a dipole field like the earth or a metallic magnet. However, the human body does send out very weak EM signals and it also responds to signals. The emerging EM therapy field shows that there is potential to accelerate healing with EM energy.
The original research regarding healing showed that human bones are piezoelectric, and the EM signals emitted are amplified/caused by shock (such as high impact exercise). Feeding carefully tuned EM energy into the body simulates this shock, and you get the benefits without the strain.
This research resulted in machines that oscillate in the ultrasonic range to stimulate bones. These machines were proven to help slow and even reverse the effects of osteoporosis. Further research showed that a static EM field can stimulate the bones into "filtering" the EM energy into the person's natural resonance. Reading and replicating that resonance in addition to the static field showed additional positive effects. Ions bond to proteins and enzymes and catalyze the entire biological process.
Passive EM emitted by the nervous system is pretty much under-researched, but some argue that the signals produced by the human nervous system can be detected from as little as twelve inches, or as far as five to eight feet.
More reading here: http://iopscience.iop.org/1402-4896/1993/T49A/033
And here: http://silver.neep.wisc.edu/~lakes/BoneElectr.html
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∙ 11y ago
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∙ 13y agoNo, but we do emit a magnetic field. This is because our nervous system carries currents throughout our bodies, and we know from Maxwell's equations that magnetic fields are created from moving charges; which is exactly what a current is.
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∙ 10y agoyes obsolutely.Humans have electic field around them which is knowns as HEF humen electric field.
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