as our body produces electric signals in nervous system.
so why don't our body attract iron objects?

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The electric signals produced in nervous system are weak in nature.

As the signals produce very small current, their attraction towards other iron objects is negligible.

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as our body produces electric signals in nervous system. so why don't our body attract iron objects?

The electric signals produced in nervous system are weak in nature. As the signals produce very small current, their attraction towards other iron objects is negligible.

as our body produces electric signals in nervous system.
so why don't our body attract iron objects?

The electric signals produced in nervous system are weak in nature.

As the signals produce very small current, their attraction towards other iron objects is negligible.