The title is wrong, it is ment to say : Can (if the body is voltage) produce an EMfield that would be unique.
Given a conductor produces an EMfield if electrons move with the voltage (conductor) to the start of a coil or load, and turn to neutrons after they have passed through the coil or load, is it possible if a body where to be the conductor (nano volt rated conductor) could electrons move with it (voltage) until there are no longer any static atoms left in the body for the current to move (zero matter)? For example if there are fewer cells making the absorption of energy possible (dead body)?
Absorption, now there's a funny word you guys use which I had to reasearch!
absorbtion
Sticking to the question, if we did produce an emf and we could see it like a baby 4d scan would everyone give off a unique field given we are all a variety of different voltages having starting points (heads) and finishing points (feet). The direction of electrons is dictated by voltage and EMfield are relative to one another. I have learned that the Emfield seems to work better when it is balanced with the voltage.