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A six-year-old Croatian boy astounds his family and friends with his 'magnetic' body.
Ivan Stoiljkovic is reportedly able to stick metallic objects such as spoons, mobile phones and even frying pans to his body.
And his family, who live in a village near Koprivnica, say he can carry up to 25kg of metal stuck to his torso at a time.
He demonstrated his special talent to local journalists by taking off his shirt and sticking cutlery, a frying pan and even dumbbells to his body.
And his family claim he also has the ability to heal people with his hands, alleviating his grandfather's stomach pains and taking away the pain of a neighbour who hurt his leg in a tractor accident.
Ivan's grandfather, Ivo Stoiljkovic, said when his grandson laid his hands on his stomach they became extremely hot and the pain simply went away.
Ivan is also said to be much stronger than other children his age and is able to easily carry bags of cement as heavy as 50lbs.
Source: orange.com
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