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I didn't down vote you,but just skimming through your article, #9 seems false. Blood is not affected by magnetic fields, it seems to me. https://www.quora.com/
by Mefis 9y ago
I didn't down vote you,but just skimming through your article, #9 seems false.
Blood is not affected by magnetic fields, it seems to me.
https://www.quora.com/Why-isnt-blood-attracted-to-a-magnet-since-it-contains-iron https://www.quora.com/Why-isnt-blood-attracted-to-a-magnet-s...
- harryf 9y agoI can't attest for that point scientifically or even personally. The argument in #9 as I understand it is, over the course of your lifetime, the cumulative minuscule effect of how you sleep relative to the Earths magnetic field can have a negative effect on your health, increasing the risk of stroke or brain related conditions. To prove or disprove would require long term study (in the order of a human lifetime) with equipment capable of detecting very small changes while eliminating all other effects.