Having seen the results of the experiments carried out, we can say that the presence of permanent artificial magnets did not turn out to cause damage to the health of people, vertebrate animals and higher plants. So, the analyses carried out so far show that the permanent magnet supplied by Polimagnet Ltd had no influence on the normal physiological processes of living beings, neither during growth nor during maturity. Also, since there are are no heavy nor small signs of morphological and/or physiological change, we can state that the presence of a permanent magnet having the chemical, physical and dimensional features as the sample provided by Polimagnet Ltd is not harmful to healthy and morphologically normal individuals, vertebrate animals, higher plants and food containing yeasts.

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