Maybe the magnetic force jas transferred onto your hand, and is affecting the electric energy in your clock/radio. (I'm no expert, so I may be wrong)Kakarot said:i got some strong magnets from work which i think are neodymium magnets. well i was messign with them and i held them in my hand and put my hand near my alarm clock/radio and then my hand began to tingle or feel weird when it got close to it. can someone give me an explanation for this
zoobyshoe said:
I have never actually checked, so I don't know, but I think if you look up and find out what it actually is we call "iron" in blood, is probably a compound of iron, and not one that is magnetic. If it were, you could get a powerful magnet to stick to a person. This just doesn't happen. People all over the world are put into the unbelievably powerful magnetic fields of MRI scanning machines every day and no human flesh has ever stuck to one.gravenewworld said:
zoobyshoe said:
This tingling sensation in your hand is most likely caused by temporary compression of the nerves in your hand while you were sleeping. This can happen when your hand is in an awkward position or when you put pressure on your hand while sleeping.
This tingling sensation is often caused by repetitive strain on the nerves in your hand from holding your phone in the same position for an extended period of time. It can also be a result of poor posture while using your phone, leading to compression of the nerves.
During exercise, your muscles produce lactic acid which can irritate the nerves in your hand, leading to tingling sensations. Additionally, certain exercises that involve repetitive movements or putting pressure on your hands, such as weight lifting, can also cause tingling.
Anxiety and stress can cause your body to produce excess adrenaline, which can lead to tingling sensations in your hands. This is because adrenaline can cause your muscles to tense up, putting pressure on the nerves in your hand.
A pinched nerve occurs when there is pressure on a nerve, either from surrounding tissues or a misalignment of the bones in your hand. This can cause tingling sensations as the nerve is unable to function properly. It is important to seek medical attention if you suspect you have a pinched nerve.