This Molecule Uses Magnetic Fields To Stimulate Muscle Growth

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Andrea D. Steffen

Dec 8th 2020

Why We Recommend This – A protein called TRPC1 uses weak magnetic fields to encourage muscle growth. This effect can be artificially harnessed to improve quality of life for the elderly or others too weak to work out.

The researchers began by observing what would happen if they canceled out all environmental magnetic fields’ effects on muscle cells. The cells grew more slowly. They realized that weak magnetism (weaker than an ordinary bar magnet but 10-15 times stronger than the Earth’s magnetic field) could naturally interact with our muscles.

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