Why do I have so much static electricity in my body?

00:00 - Why do I have so much static electricity in my body?
00:36 - How do I reduce static electricity in my home?
01:09 - How do you discharge yourself?
01:36 - Is it bad to have static electricity?
Laura S. Harris (2021, September 26.) Why do I have so much static electricity in my body?
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[@mr.nobody9646]

My blanket and my fingers are making sparks😮

[@wasiuadeleke6869]

Static charges buildup can affect you, and large buildups can even kill.

[@ddennis2430]

I have so much static in my body that it makes everyday an annoying struggle. I can only wear polyester shirts cause cotton irritates my skin. So all day long I have to feel my body hairs stand up against my shirt. And then when I take my shirt off the sparks fly.

[@ArtLeywin_]

Geez I thought I had it bad with static but you have literal super powers

[@sayonara0922]

Same but only when it is cold when i rub my blanket sparks everywhere and my hair is always up all the time

[@kalibbalaemmanuel3379]

I shoted someone when i touch a metal with him at same time

[@Icyblaze...]

​@@sayonara0922same with me. But i thought i just heard like buzzz is normally i heard until just now when i turn off the light to sleep, and touching my blanket i saw blue sparks n buzz few time. Then i rub2 few times n later got some more

[@sayonara0922]

@@Icyblaze... mine was yellow 😂perhaps we are chosen 😂😂 do you sleep with plug extension? Or in a high building?

[@byamugishajanis-it5eu]

Any time I touch metalic things I feel electric power

[@ArtLeywin_]

Same and it’s annoying as hell

[@trashq.basket2718]

Same. And it’s fairly new. You guys either deal with a nonstop “hum”, are TIs and/or have morgellons?

[@d-linkstravels3894]

I’m having this same issue since harmattan came

[@pichipichi444]

I get this all the time anywhere I go specially touching metal and or even workmates. Its so anmoying now.

[@alphacentauri1757]

I read a comment saying that some people are more prone to static electrical charges than others. Do you believe that? Is there any explanation?

[@giftysworld9988]

I am that person. When I remove my socks sometimes, it produces lightning between my foot and sock. At work, I‘m the only one who gets that. It‘s bothering to have this. I read just now, drinking lots of water and taking vitamin b12 would help.

[@alphacentauri1757]

@@giftysworld9988 Could you be doing something different? If all humans are made of flesh and bones, what could be different?

[@Todmodke-tl1my]

Yes absolutely if you have dry skin. Those who drink less water , if you don't sweat, have dandruff all those factors increase static. And I am telling you from my personal experience. Earlier I have never faced static, bcz I used to have oily skin , now it's completely opposite.

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[@Tank4uMLBB]

what mark you talking about? just answer the damn question about static electricity. jesus.