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Influence of the metallized coils on human leg blood circulation
J. Dehtjars, K. Jasina, V. Larins, A. Okss, K. Pudovskis, N. Tolmaca, V. V. Vadhiraj
Abstract
The aim of the study was to find out if magnetic field generated by the human body affects a human blood flow. The idea is based on Lenzs law where the blood flow induces an opposing alternating magnetic field (OAMF). In the experiment the OAMF will be modulated by repeating heart contractions (pulses). In an experiment with metallized coils it was found that wearing metal coils affects blood flow and it differs from when coils were not worn.
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