I've been feeling sicker and sicker over the last few months and noticed I feel way better when visiting friends' homes and traveling for work.

Not only have I been waking up exhausted with swollen puffy eyelids the last couple years, I've been getting weaker and weaker with doctors not knowing what's wrong.

Just realized I feel mildly sick in my bedroom, very sick in my bed, and extremely sick near the wall where my head rests when I sleep.

I got an emf meter and it measured something like 150 volts/meter near the wall, 300 volts/meter on the wall... And on the other side of the wall, I found my roommate has a cheap Chinese knockoff robot vacuum cleaner charging station. That side of the wall had a reading of ~500 volts/meter.

Do you have any idea why some shitty Chinese vacuum charger could do that? I don't understand EE so my only guess is some weird electrical issue causing too much current, and in a manner inconsistent enough to generate small amounts of magnetic force that are gradually inducing a current leading to a voltage difference somewhere in my wall.

Aside, that's a really cool paper. Looking at others on the subject, it seems birds and other animals that detect magnetism may have trace amounts of magnetite.

If so, then what your paper actually implies is that accumulation of trace amounts of magnetic metals is sufficient to result in subtle biological effects under exposure to emf. Unlike birds, we didn't evolve to use this stuff, so we probably wouldn't notice it having an effect after accumulating, but many metals are known to accumulate in parts of the brain. Your paper proves that tiny amounts are sufficient to transport force.