Can Strong Magnets Effect your health?

A friend of mine says his hands get sore after a few hours of working
with very strong rare-earth magnets.
Does this sound right? Can magnetic fields do us harm?

Hardy

On Apr 5, 8:16&#4294967295;pm, HardySpicer <gyansor...@gmail.com> wrote:
> A friend of mine says his hands get sore after a few hours of working
> with very strong rare-earth magnets.
> Does this sound right? Can magnetic fields do us harm?
>
> Hardy

If you get your finger caught between two strong magnets, they can
hurt you.

Magnets are a hard cold metal object.  Just handling such things can
do you are if you are pounding your hand with them.  The fact that
they may be cold may make some peoples hands hurt.

On Apr 5, 7:16&#4294967295;pm, HardySpicer <gyansor...@gmail.com> wrote:
> A friend of mine says his hands get sore after a few hours of working
> with very strong rare-earth magnets.
> Does this sound right? Can magnetic fields do us harm?
>
> Hardy

Everyone who gets in an MRI will die eventually.

HardySpicer wrote:
> A friend of mine says his hands get sore after a few hours of working
> with very strong rare-earth magnets.
> Does this sound right? Can magnetic fields do us harm?
> 
> Hardy

   Shelling corn be hand have the same effect.

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On Apr 5, 8:16 pm, HardySpicer <gyansor...@gmail.com> wrote:
> A friend of mine says his hands get sore after a few hours of working
> with very strong rare-earth magnets.
> Does this sound right? Can magnetic fields do us harm?
>
> Hardy

If you get your finger caught between two strong magnets, they can
hurt you.

Magnets are a hard cold metal object.  Just handling such things can
do you are if you are pounding your hand with them.  The fact that
they may be cold may make some peoples hands hurt.




They (rare earth magnets) also cause major problems if children swallow 
them - particularly if they swallow more than one. The magnets can stick to 
one another with bits of gut tissue trapped in between them.

Sam Wormley wrote:
> HardySpicer wrote:
>> A friend of mine says his hands get sore after a few hours of working
>> with very strong rare-earth magnets.
>> Does this sound right? Can magnetic fields do us harm?
>>
>> Hardy
> 
>   Shelling corn be hand have the same effect.
> 
How hard are corn shells ??

don

don wrote:
> Sam Wormley wrote:
>> HardySpicer wrote:
>>> A friend of mine says his hands get sore after a few hours of working
>>> with very strong rare-earth magnets.
>>> Does this sound right? Can magnetic fields do us harm?
>>>
>>> Hardy
>>
>>   Shelling corn be hand have the same effect.
>>
> How hard are corn shells ??
> 
> don

   You should try it and find out!

HardySpicer wrote:

> A friend of mine says his hands get sore after a few hours of working
> with very strong rare-earth magnets.
> Does this sound right? Can magnetic fields do us harm?
> 
> Hardy
???only if you find magents to be attractive???

HardySpicer wrote:
> A friend of mine says his hands get sore after a few hours of working
> with very strong rare-earth magnets.
> Does this sound right? Can magnetic fields do us harm?

   Do you mean can really strong magnetic files rip electrons off of atoms?


> 
> Hardy

On Apr 6, 6:16&#4294967295;pm, Sam Wormley <sworml...@mchsi.com> wrote:
> HardySpicer wrote:
> > A friend of mine says his hands get sore after a few hours of working
> > with very strong rare-earth magnets.
> > Does this sound right? Can magnetic fields do us harm?
>
> &#4294967295; &#4294967295;Do you mean can really strong magnetic files rip electrons off of atoms?
>
>
>
> > Hardy

I mean can it have an effect on say the iron in your blood?