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Should have no effect, there is no specific concentration of iron anywhere in the human body that a magnet should interact with. Maybe the fillings in your teeth. But besides that a magnet would probably do nothing. Do note that magnets are often hard, pointy objects, and you shouldn't screw around with things near your eyes. I have a brother who nearly lost his left eye. Be carefull with eyes.
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