I have been busting light bulbs when I flick the switch lately. I also took broken ones and fixed them buy messing with them. It just made me think. How can I use my own body’s electricity? Do you know the most electric parts of the body. Or any way to make your body’s electricity stronger when awake? Can you show me any websites about the body’s electromagnetic field, and how to use it.
Do you know about the body’s electricity?
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by using highly-Sensitive magnometers, it has been that the human brain produces a magnetic field that is about 1*10^ -13 tesla!!!!!
and in general the human body runs on a power that can light a 100w bulb, this is facts, i reported this two simple informations without details beacuse this subject is not easy to understand, at the end i would like you to know that the cause of electromagnetic field is the the electric current that runs in the brain’s Nerves cells all the time, and in other parts of the human body.
by the way i’m a physics student and a researcher in the field in electromagnetisim
to see detailed article, simple one please go to
http://health.howstuffworks.com/human-body-make-electricity.htm
You don’t have special powers. Bulbs tend to blow on the initial surge when switched on – happens to all of us. (you’re not telling me it happens every time?)
A blown bulb can be made to work by shaking it to re-join the filament.
The human body doesn’t have an electromagnetic field.