Incredible 'magnetic man' has unusual ability to attract metal objects to his body in central India
- 5 years ago
This man from central India has the unusual ability to attract iron objects to his body.
Named the "Magnet man of India", 52-year-old Arun Raikwar found out about his unusual ability in 2016, after household objects often stuck to his body.
A photographer by profession, Arun is a resident of Madhya Pradesh's Sagar district.
The man claims he can attract spoons, nails, iron boxes and knives on his body.
Raikwar states that the magnetism in his body is strong enough to allow him to walk for about 600 meters with iron objects stuck to his body.
Visuals show the man giving a demonstration of his 'powers'.
Speaking about Arun's condition, Dr. Shailendra Shukla said he was extremely curious but not surprised as the human body does have the presence of magnetic fields which enables them to get a magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) and electrocardiography (ECG).
This footage was filmed on October 15.
Named the "Magnet man of India", 52-year-old Arun Raikwar found out about his unusual ability in 2016, after household objects often stuck to his body.
A photographer by profession, Arun is a resident of Madhya Pradesh's Sagar district.
The man claims he can attract spoons, nails, iron boxes and knives on his body.
Raikwar states that the magnetism in his body is strong enough to allow him to walk for about 600 meters with iron objects stuck to his body.
Visuals show the man giving a demonstration of his 'powers'.
Speaking about Arun's condition, Dr. Shailendra Shukla said he was extremely curious but not surprised as the human body does have the presence of magnetic fields which enables them to get a magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) and electrocardiography (ECG).
This footage was filmed on October 15.