Some strange things of your own body
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0.000 HBDSome strange things of your own body
 If you imagine that you know all your qualities and defects well, here are some curiosities of your body, about which you may not know anything else. The human body presents a number of interesting aspects that address chapters such as breathing, emotion, nervous system, perception, and other important functions in the same category - a matter that continues to fascinate scientists from ancient times. Here are some of these:  <b> "The brain" in the intestine</b> It is a kind of "secondary brain" located in the entire intestine, consisting of nerve cells with millions of neurons, which are responsible for those sensations that we usually call "butterflies in the stomach". Here is the explanation underlying a well-known phenomenon: the influence that certain foods have on our state of mind.  <b> When the memory plays us</b> Sometimes entering a room, we find ourselves actually forgetting why we are there. It is a more widespread phenomenon than it would be, and is due to the way our minds perceive the doors: passing the threshold into another room is a sort of border that allows our brains to save their decisions until Go to the next room. That's why, by returning to the room we left, we can remember why we needed to get into the other room.  <b>Color perception: Women have more nuances than men</b> Women manage to distinguish more color shades than men because they are equipped with four or five receptors for chromatic perception of the three men. This is why women are advancing in the context of distinguishing a wider range of color tones, making it more wise to rely on their choice when it comes to curtains, upholstery, floral arrangements, and in general issues of a little more design sophisticated.  <b>Obesity: 11 kilos of blood vessels per kilogram of fat</b> One serious reason why obesity is a serious health problem is that for every kilogram of fat accumulated, our body is forced to form new blood vessels, which can reach a total length of 11 km. This is one of the explanations of the cardio-vascular complications that are attracting extra pounds.  <b>Breath: every nostril in turn</b> About 85% of human subjects are breathing alternating between nostrils and not both at a time. This instinctive instinctive instability allows for beneficial breathing for the brain: the air that enters the right nostril stimulates the cerebral activity of the left brain of the brain and vice-chancellor.  <b>Sugar on the wound</b> Did you know that sugar helps heal wounds? It's a really incredible remedy: sugar can absorb the water / liquid that bacteria need to survive, so the latter have a "sweet death" and can no longer slow down the healing process.  <b>Emotions - loneliness as physical pain</b> Loneliness is perceived in the brain as a physical pain. Specialty studies in this context have shown that when we become aware of our loneliness, the same area responsible for physical pain activates in the brain. The phenomenon leads to fatigue states similar to traumatic and even complications that affect both the psyche and the physical. By becoming aware of these more or less intriguing curiosities, we can become aware of the immense complexity, but also of the splendid internal architecture of our organism that distinguishes us so much from other living creatures. Hebro
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