Heliobiology is a field of science originating by a guy in Soviet Russia in the 1920’s. It aims to correlate human health and behavior to fluctuations in Earth’s magnetic field. https://www.newsweek.com/space-weather-may-trigger-heart-attacks-women-10803023
In the study above, it is saying that fluctuations in Earth’s magnetic field can trigger heart attacks in women.
Lots of weird things happened in Soviet Russia… I don’t know about heliobiology, but https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lysenkoism was discredited pretty thoroughly. That’s (and the anti-vac anti-mask clown performance in the USA) is what you get when politicians get to decide science.
You asked the same basic question yesterday.
Didn’t like the answers? It’s still junk science today, too.
If you read the article, those researchers only found a correlation between magnetic field strength and heart attacks in women. They didn’t even attempt to prove that the field causes the heart attacks, despite what the tabloid Newsweek makes it seem like. Also, a single study doesn’t really “prove” something.
Heliobiology is bunk pseudoscience. Except maybe with birds.


