Cancer

Someone seems to have a theory that a percentage of cancer cases are due to static electric fields in the body.

They may be a foreign body problem as the root cause or just the point of contact between 2 types of tissue or cells that differ in their conductive or insulative properties.

At least 2 additional variables then accelerate the likelihood of cancer developing:

1. The presence of electromagnet waves - specifically resonant ones.  These greatly increase the rate that static electric fields are produced.
2. The presence of 1 or more nearby magnetic fields which cause positive and negative charges to separate.

None of those things guarantee that cancer will occur.  But they increase the likelihood of it.

The only way I know of to mitigate this occurring is through the use of a neutral magnetic field (one where the north and south poles are canceled out which sounds backwards) to draw static electric fields out of the body in their entirety.

It's just a theory and no more valid or invalid than many at this stage.

I'll be trying to find a way to validate or invalidate the theory.