Study on Hair Follicle Electromagnetism as a Proposed Mechanism for Bipolar Electrical Charges in the Human Hair Shaft

    Abrahám Embí Sorondo
    TLDR Human hair has bipolar electrical charges due to gaps in the hair follicle's electromagnetic fields.
    The study explores the presence of bipolar electrical charges in human hair shafts, proposing that these charges result from a gap in the bioelectromagnetic fields of hair follicles. Using advanced magnetometers and optical microscopy, researchers documented the bipolar nature of hair shafts, which exhibit a positive side that induces blood coagulation. This phenomenon was supported by experiments showing the rejection of negatively charged blood tissue by the hair shaft. The findings suggest that the hair follicle's bioelectromagnetic fields do not fully engulf the shaft, leading to its bipolarity.
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