Many have heard about people whose bodies mysteriously stick to their bodies. Although these unique abilities are found almost everywhere, they are very little described, even in special literature.
The first publication about the phenomenon in a scientific edition appeared only in 1992: Doctor of Biological Sciences A. P. Dubrov published in the first issue of the journal "Parapsychology in the USSR" an article "Biopraction-biogravitation?", In which he made some generalizations. The author summarized: the phenomenon objectively exists and is observed in many people! Dubrov also proposed to call the phenomenon "biotraction" or "bioadhesive".
There are many carriers of the “phenomenal gift” in Ukraine. From time to time, information about them pops up in various kinds of regional publications. But as for the nature of the amazing phenomenon - the opinions of experts differ here.
Seven-year-old Levon Bagmanyan from Dnepropetrovsk carries up to 1 kg of metal objects (Photo by A. Leontyeva, 2008)
54-year-old Vinnitsa resident Petro Bezbozhny suddenly became a "man-magnet" (photo by Igor Zaikovaty, 2014)
32-year-old cosmetologist from Donetsk Yulia Chubar attracts cutlery, keys, hammers and even irons (photo by Dmitry Filenko, 2014)
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As psychologist Lyudmila Chernousova explained to Segodnya, there are many theories of the origin of such unusual abilities. “I am of the opinion that we are dealing with a certain kind of mutation. There are assumptions about the extraordinary strength of the biofield of such people, but this approach is pseudoscientific."
The bulk of hypotheses boil down to magnetism. However, the Donetsk physicist Boris Beshevli is ready to argue that this phenomenon has nothing to do with magnetism, since “the intensity of the human magnetic field is insufficient to hold metal objects”! Some people say that adhesion occurs due to certain properties of human skin (due to the composition of human fat).
Others talk about the hidden paranormal abilities of people (about a gift that can be developed). But statistics show that the overwhelming majority of such "people-magnets" live in zones of increased radiation - this is in Ukraine, Kazakhstan and Belarus, which gives rise to blame the ecology for everything (by the way, "people-magnets" began to appear en masse as mushrooms after rain only in the 1990s).
- In my opinion, the body of any person has its own bioelectromagnetic field, - commented on the phenomenon at one time for the newspaper "Facts" head of the Department of Technologies of Biologically Active Compounds and Biotechnologies of the National University "Lviv Polytechnic", Doctor of Chemical Sciences, Professor Vladimir Novikov. - It is known that hemoglobin contains iron ions, which have magnetic properties. Blood moves in a circle in the body.
With this directional movement, a magnetic field arises in any organism. It can affect both the development of human hormones, his health, and attract objects that have magnetic properties. Why is biomagnetism not found in every person? First, people have different blood volumes. Secondly, the different levels of hemoglobin. And there are also various enzymes in the body. Everything is very individual.
While scientists argue about the nature of this phenomenon, its carriers do not hesitate to demonstrate their success in this area.
Tamara Dmytruk from Novograd-Volynsky, Zhytomyr region: "You screw your medals to your jacket with screws, and my spoons hold on to your chest!" - said to her spouse (photo by Lenina Bychkovskaya, 2011)
Valentina Mikhalishina (from Melitopol) glorified her talent for "magnetism" thanks to the STB TV channel (in the show "Ukraine Got Talent!"). Photo by Irina Levchenko, 2011