User talk:People for u

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-- Wikimedia Commons Welcome (talk) 08:54, 9 January 2018 (UTC)

Rachith,Real life Magneto

15 YEAR MAGNETO,An Indian boy resides in TRIVANDRUM Doctors have been left baffled by a five-year-old boy who can stick metal objects to his skin - just like X-Men's Magneto.

Rachith's parents are mystified after noticing their young boy's unusual talent as a human magnet .

Incredible footage shows cutlery appearing to be attracted to the youngster - as he manages to stick three spoons, one fork and 13 coins to his chest, with more still attached to his back.

Rachith's family, from India, took him to a doctor to make sure that nothing is wrong after they spotted him sticking the object to himself while watching television.

But medics were unable to explain his bizarre condition and were left baffled what was causing it.

The boy has been compared to Marvel Comics baddie Magneto, who is a fictional mutant subspecies of human born with the ability to generate and control magnetic fields.

The youngster told local media at the time that his body can also do the same trick with screws, metal ashtrays as well as mobile phones. — Preceding unsigned comment added by People for u (talk • contribs) 09:15, 9 January 2018 (UTC)