Is or can the human body be magnetic?

Answer 1

There has been no scientifically proven effects of magnetism on the body. There are several theories about magnets having the ability to improve the immune system, or help regulate blood flow, but most magnets are not even close to being strong enough to effect the small diamagnetic properties of hemoglobin in our blood. It is highly improbable that magnets can have any effect on our body, and so far there has been no discovery of anything like this happening. If magnetic therapy was a legitimate way to improve the body through magnetic fields it would have been all over the news.

Answer 2

Most humans are not noticeably magnetic. Some people with certain body part replacements may be, but even though you'll hear people say things like "he has a steel plate in his head," this is usually stainless steel, which tends to be much less magnetic than regular steel.

Answer 3

Magnetite nanoparticles are essentially tiny magnets that when combined with your body's electrical field they become electromagnets. These already magnetic nanoparticles become enhanced when the electricity your body creates passes through them raising the power of their magnetic field.

Magnetosomes, or tiny nano-magnets, are also found in the body naturally through a process called biomineralization. Your body naturally creates cells of magnetite. Each cell contains a chain of 15 to 30 of these little nano-magnets magnetosomes. We know through science that these magnetosomes are formed from a type of iron in our body, magnetite. It is fair to say that by introducing additional iron into the body in the form of magnetite that we will increase the sum total of magnetosomes growing in the body and therefore achieve a much larger amount of bio-magnetism as a whole.

This process allows for a greater communication (think dial-up compared to high-speed internet) between these magnetized cells and the rest of the cells in your body. Since magnets provide a form of deep, permeating physical therapy, than all of these millions of nanomagnets acting in unison greatly enhance the natural healing mechanisms of your body.

Answer 4

Yes, the human body produces a magnetic field due to electrical activity in the body, specifically within the brain and heart. However, the magnetic field produced is very weak compared to traditional magnets and is not strong enough to have noticeable effects on external objects or to pick up metal objects like a magnet.

Answer 5

Directly, no. Magnets affect ferrous metals, and people are not metal.

Answer 6

Yes, the magnets can kiind of a ffect the human body.It slows your blood down.

Answer 7

it doesnt

Answer 8

no.