Can the human body produce a rotating magnetic field?

[aaetzii]

Like a dancer that is spinning very fast, if there are other variables or a certain particle within the body, would it be possible?

 

And if so, then what would that particle inside the body be?

[ajb]

I don't know exactly what you are asking for, but the human body does generate weak magnetic fields.

 

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC348512/

[Bluemoon]

Well given that it can generate weak magnetic fields (as ajb says that it can)

if the human body was also able to generate a charge separation between 2 places of itself (perhaps like an electric eel does)

were the body then to be spun around an axis that was perpendicular to the charge dipole axis (& not on the mid point of that charge dipole axis)

a magnetic field would arise that way (though I can't give you any calculations).

[aaetzii]

Ok - or would it not be a rotating magnetic field? I just said rotating magnetic field because that is what makes sense to me (I do not have a degree in Science).

 

Background - When I rotate my head at a speed as fast as I can rotate it, for approx 1 min or 30 sec - I really "heat up". I begin to sweat all over. I then just "meditate" for about 5 min or so after. If I open my eyes, then I tend to feel sick, but if I keep my eyes closed I am fine - just extremely "hot". The energy I produce when I do this seems to radiate off me. I almost feel that if I were stuck on a snow capped Swiss mountain that I could survive by rotating my head approx every 30 min while I wait for the rescue team.

 

Does someone know what am I experiencing?

Do you think that there are any superconductive metals and/or material in the body that may help to explain this?

[Strange]

 

Background - When I rotate my head at a speed as fast as I can rotate it, for approx 1 min or 30 sec - I really "heat up". I begin to sweat all over. I then just "meditate" for about 5 min or so after. If I open my eyes, then I tend to feel sick, but if I keep my eyes closed I am fine - just extremely "hot".

 

I would think this belongs in the Medical Science or Physiology section. I would assume the heating is simply a result of the physical exercise and, perhaps, changing blood flow to the head. And/or possibly some sort of autonomic response to the disorientation produced (i.e. related to the sickness which results from disturbing the fluids in the vestibular system in your ears).

 

I am fairly certain that this does not need magnetic fields or superconductors to explain it.

 

I would also point out that you are not "rotating" your head (I hope!) but oscillating it back and forth.