Human body one of the most complex and exploring topics always on even a small small parts of our body special PHDs are going on but still this complex body was only limitation explored. Here are some of the explored things we brought for your knowledge.
You've had about 20,000 thoughts:
Yes you read it correctly about 20,000 thoughts. Picture 100 billion neutrons firing to each other in a never resting network of links. They fire 5-50 times per second and the impulses can travel up to 435km/h.
2. You didn't overheat or freeze.
You have an inner temperature regulator in a sensitive part of your brain called the hypothalamus. Even changing one degree in temperature causes the hypothalamus to make crucial adjustments. When the temperature gets high, your brain commands your blood vessels to release heat by dilating.
When the temperature gets low, they constrict to preserve heat and your sweat glands shut down. When your core temperature is 36 degrees Celsius (1.5 degrees Celsius below healthy functioning temperature), you begin shivering to produce heat energy.
3. Your heart beats from 60 to 100 times every minute:
That's around 100,000 times a day, and a billion times in an average person's life time. Your heart can easily adapt to any situation in life. During an arduous workout session, more than 70% of the heart's output fuels your muscles, compared to 20% when resting. You have about 161,000 km of blood vessels when laid end to end, and your heart pumps about 7570 L of blood through them every single day.
4. You breathed 25,000 times-without trying:
Imagine if you had to consciously command yourself to breathe! You won't be able to do anything else! Luckily our brain stem makes our breathing automatic.
5. We humans have a very high metabolism:
At rest, you demand 250mL of oxygen every minute, and your lungs are perfectly designed to handle these truckloads of oxygen. They contain about 300 million microscopic sacs called alveoli, which provide the area of half a tennis court to bring oxygen in your body while simultaneously releasing Carbon Dioxide.
6. The muscles that help your eyes focus moved about 100,000 times.
Yes it is true that the muscles moves about 100000 times while focusing on any object thats how fast your vision muscle to activity. That's a workout equivalent to an 80km walk
7. You also blinked about 15 times a minute, almost 15,000 times while you were awake:
This cleans your eyes, and your brain amazingly fills in the missing information so you never realize your eyes were closed.
8. You didn't bleed to death.
Every time you get cut, your body produces a blood clot. White blood cells quickly arrive to destroy the bacteria which entered, and your immune system releases histamine, which improves blood flow to the site of injury to battle the bacteria. Without this mechanism you would be dead even with the tiniest paper cut!
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