Human body static release small seconds
As the weather turns cold, people often run into static troubles. Static electricity has many aspects of damage to the human body, rather than some people think that flashing, pain, it will be fine. If it is not discharged in time, it will accumulate in the human body. When it reaches a certain amount, it can affect the normal conduction of the membrane potential of the brain nerve cells, which will have a negative impact on human physiology and psychology. Long-lasting static electricity can cause fatigue, dizziness, headache, cough, and decreased vision. Relevant data show that the incidence of arrhythmia, cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases, skin diseases and other diseases in winter is greatly increased, and about 35% of them are caused by static electricity.
Try to use pure cotton products as the fabric for clothing and home accessories, avoid using chemical fiber carpets and furniture with plastic surface materials to prevent frictional electrification.
Keep away from electrical appliances such as televisions and refrigerators as much as possible to prevent inductive electrification.
Use an antistatic detergent when washing clothes.
Avoid staying indoors and computer-intensive work spaces for a long time, and be suitable for outdoor activities.
The room should be ventilated frequently, diligently mopping, diligently sprinkling some water, or indoor breeding aquarium fish and putting some potted flowers and plants. Conditional humidifiers can also be used to increase the humidity in the room, keeping the air humidity at around 50%.
Use moisturizing skin care products, take a bath and change clothes frequently, effectively eliminating the charge and charged dust on the surface of the human body.
You can eat more carrots, cabbage, tomatoes, and fruits containing a lot of vitamin C such as bananas, apples, and kiwi. The fish and turtle can increase the elasticity and moisture retention of the skin, and have a good function of removing static electricity.
Discharge measures include:
Wash your hands and face in time after watching TV or using a computer, so that the static charge on the surface of the skin is released in the water.
Walk barefoot indoors and let your feet touch the ground directly.
Touch the wall with your hand before touching the electric handle such as the door handle or faucet. You can also use the nail to touch the conductor or rub both hands, or touch a wet towel or the like to quickly release the static electricity accumulated in the body.