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I am not sure what you have in mind, perhaps you are thinking of the way the

Frankenstein monster is brought to life by means of lightning. Electric shocks will

definitely not make you stronger, and depending upon the severity of the shock,

a shock can stop your heart, mess up your nervous system, and kill you.

Of course, a defibrillator can also re-start a heart after it has stopped, using a small

electric shock. So in that special circumstance, electricity does make you stronger,

but only because you are stronger when your heart resumes beating than you

were when you were dead.

Bottom-line answer: No.

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When electrical current flows through a conductor, a very weak magnetic field is generated due to the negatively and positively charged atoms. In most electromagnets, the current must be strong. There must always be a coil of wire, which strengthens the electromagnet. Also, if there is iron or steel in the middle of the coil, the electrical flow induces magnetism in the metal. Please remember that the metal must be iron or steel. Electromagnets like these are used in motors and generators. They are also used in high-frequency radio circuits to focus the radio waves.

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