what are the effects of geomagnetism to health? and how it can be prevented. The situation is "we off our main power because we fix one of our outlet, then after we fix it we up one of our appliances but the said appliance is functioning even if no electrity". Hope someone can help me this,,,,thanks
If you are talking about the magnetic field emitted by appliances, antennas and power lines, which some people believe may cause health problems, then you are NOT talking about geomagnetism. It is changing, not steady, magnetic and/or electric fields that may have a small effect; however there is still a lot of controversy about this topic and I am not convinced there is a problem. There is no convincing evidence that cell phione users, for example, have a health risk from using them (unless it is while driving).
The geomagnetic magnetic field of the Earth (which is less than one gauss) has no proven health effect rather than to make compasses work and possibly help guide migrating birds.
I do not know what you mean by "upping" your appliances, or how any could function without electricity.
Geomagnetism refers to the magnetic field of the Earth. While it has various effects on our planet, it does not directly impact human health. However, there might be some indirect effects that could be related to the situation you described.
Regarding the issue with your appliance functioning without electricity, it might be caused by a power surge or a malfunction in the appliance itself. This is not directly related to geomagnetism, but rather an electrical issue. To prevent this in the future, here are some steps you can take:
1. Check the appliance: First, inspect the appliance to ensure there are no visible signs of damage, such as frayed cords or loose connections. If there are, stop using the appliance and have it repaired by a professional.
2. Surge protectors: Invest in surge protectors or power strips with built-in surge protection. These devices help protect your appliances from voltage spikes or surges that can occur when power is restored after being cut off. Plug your appliances into these surge protectors to minimize the risk of damage or malfunction.
3. Unplug during repairs: When doing electrical repairs or fixing outlets, it is generally a good practice to turn off the main power supply and unplug all appliances in the vicinity. This helps prevent any accidental electrical discharge that could damage your appliances or pose a safety hazard.
4. Regular maintenance: Perform regular maintenance checks on your electrical system, including outlets and wiring. If you notice any issues, hire a professional electrician to address them promptly.
Remember, if you are dealing with any electrical issues or have concerns about your health related to electricity, it is recommended to consult with a qualified professional such as an electrician or a healthcare provider.