Interesting, so in the context of this broader discussion, if you displaced 1% of electrons in your body by a centimeter, you would weigh 10x more than you did originally. (Both gravitational mass and inertial mass increase)
Assuming that you displaced all the electrons in the same direction, you'd produce a 1 cm electron cloud on one side of your body, and 1 cm of electron-deficient matter on the other side.
If you could somehow maintain that configuration, you'd have a capacitor storing an enormous amount of energy, so it makes sense that the mass would increase.
