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It's not your problem but the weather, the dry environment, that creates a lot of static electricity.
I think the most useful method to discharge static electricity in your body, is to touch surfaces using a metal stick such as a key, then you will find static electricity has gone away.

Just touch the wall.

It's easy, put you hands on the ground. When I was shocked by static electricity , I'll do this.

Certainly!It sounds like you're referring to static electricity.Here are some tips to help reduce and discharge static electricity in your body during the winter:


• Increase Humidity:Use a humidifier or place bowls of water around your living space to increase the moisture in the air,which can help reduce the buildup of static electricity.


• Moisturize Your Skin:Applying hand cream,body lotion,or moisturizer can increase the skin's moisture,which can prevent the generation of static electricity.


• Wear Natural Fibers:Opt for clothing made from natural fibers like cotton,as they tend to generate less static electricity compared to synthetic materials.


• Use Anti-Static Sprays:There are anti-static sprays available that can be applied to your clothes to reduce static buildup.


• Ground Yourself:Touching a metal object,like a doorknob or a radiator,before you touch something that might generate a static shock can help discharge the static electricity from your body.



• Use Static-Dissipating Products:There are products on the market designed to reduce static,such as static-eliminating brushes and mats.


• Avoid Wearing Jewelry:Metal jewelry can increase the chances of static discharge,so consider reducing the amount of metal accessories you wear.

By following these tips,you can minimize the discomfort and inconvenience caused by static electricity during the dry winter months.

Everyone is susceptible to generate static electricity because of dry air and low moist degree in winter. There are very few water molecules in the air that transfer charge to the ground.The electric charge is accumulated enough to make you feel a sense of electric shock.

I think it could be an effective method to discharge static electricity that you try to touch the insular like the wall and the wooden board before you use some metal conductors.

Maybe that's because the air is much more drier in winter.
And you could try touching a metal object that's grounded.

A dry weather leads to static electricity in human body. It's effective to touch metal objects to discharge it.

You can use Vaseline to keep body moist.

It is wise not to use any chemical materials as your bedding.