"Beyond the Basics: Intriguing Insights into the Human Body"🧍🏻✨ Intriguing facts about the human body: 🌟 The human nose can remember 50,000 different scents. 🌟 Your eyes are always the same size from birth, but your nose and ears never stop growing. 🌟The human body produces about a liter of saliva each day. 🌟Your stomach's digestive acids are strong enough to dissolve razor blades (though you should never try this!). 🌟 Human bones are ounce for ounce stronger than steel, with a cubic inch of bone being able to bear the weight of five pickup trucks. 🌟 The strongest muscle in the human body is the masseter, or jaw muscle. Dive into the incredible world of human biology! Join us as we uncover more mind-blowing facts about the amazing human body! 🧠🖇️ #humanbodyfacts #didyouknow # biologywonders #humanbodyfacts #amazingbodyfacts #fascinatingbodyfacts #mindblowingbodyfacts #unbelievablebodyfacts #awesomebodyfacts
Did you know? The cornea, the transparent outer layer of the eye, is a remarkable part of our anatomy. What sets it apart is its unique feature: it is the only body part without blood vessels. Instead of blood, the cornea receives oxygen and nutrients directly from the tear fluid on the outside and the aqueous humor (a thick, watery substance) on the inside. This absence of blood vessels contributes to the cornea's clarity, allowing it to play a crucial role in focusing light into the eye. The cornea's avascular nature is a fascinating adaptation, ensuring our vision remains unobstructed. For medicine queries and orders, 📞 +248 2 538 588 📧 [email protected] #cornea #eyeanatomy #visionfacts #biologywonders #bloodvesselabsence #anatomyfacts #ocularscience #eyesightmarvel #transparentcornea #fascinatingbodyfacts #visionwonders #medicaltrivia #uniquebodyfeatures #cpp #centralpointpharmacyseychelles #seychelles #providenceseychelles #pharmacy #seychellesisland
Unbelievable Body Facts! Did you know? 🤯🔍 The surface of your skin is renewed every month, giving you around 1,000 "skins" in a lifetime! 🔄👤 and you drop over 30,000 dead skin cells every minute. Our body is a constant work of renewal and change! 🌬️🍃 These intriguing body tidbits remind us of the incredible processes our body undergoes every day. Keep embracing the marvels within you! 🌟🌻 . . . . #Umhlangamedical #Umhlangamedicalpractitioner #UmhlangaGP #Umhlangadoctor #KZNdoctors #medicaldoctors #medical #healthprofessionals #familypractice #FamilyHealth #BodyWonders #FascinatingBodyFacts #EmbraceCuriosity
👁️ Did you know that blinking is an essential part of our daily lives? On average, a person blinks approximately 15-20 times per minute, which adds up to an astonishing 28,800 blinks per day! 😮✨ ✨ Blinking is a natural reflex that helps keep our eyes lubricated and protected. It's a fascinating phenomenon that we often take for granted, but it plays a crucial role in maintaining healthy vision and preventing eye dryness. 💡 Next time you blink, take a moment to appreciate this simple yet remarkable act. Follow @factsbymind for more intriguing insights into the wonders of the human body and fascinating facts about the world around us. 📷 Photo credits to their respective owners. 📸 📩 For credit or removal requests, please contact us via direct message. #BlinkingFacts #EyeHealth #FascinatingBodyFacts #HumanReflexes #EyeCare #HealthyVision #NaturalPhenomenon #WonderfulBlink #DailyHabits #EyeProtection #EyeLubrication #IncredibleBody #EyeWonders #FactsAboutBlinking #BlinkingHabits #BodyFunctions #EyeFacts #EyeAnatomy #AppreciateTheLittleThings #FascinatingFacts #WondersOfTheHumanBody #HumanSenses #FactsByMind #BlinkingInsights #EyeBlinking #RemarkableReflexes #HumanPhysiology #BlinkingWonders
Did you know that the color of blood isn't always the same? It can range from bright scarlet to dark maroon depending on its oxygen content. The human body never ceases to amaze!" #BloodColorFact #FascinatingBodyFacts #HumanAnatomy https://www.thebloodproject.com/did-you-know-13/
TURKISH / ENGLISH Burun ve kulaklarımız asla durmaksızın büyüyor ama gözlerimiz doğduğumuzdan beri aynı boyutta çünkü burun ve kulaklar kıkırdaktan oluşur. Kıkırdak, zaman içinde büyüyebilen ve şekil değiştirebilen bir bağ dokusudur. Burun ve kulaklardaki kıkırdak, bir kan damarı ağı tarafından desteklenir, bu da dokuyu besler ve büyümeyi teşvik eder. Ayrıca, burun ve kulaklar yüksek miktarda bir protein olan kollajen içerir, bu da onların esnekliğini ve büyüme yeteneğini sağlar. Gözler ise kıkırdaktan oluşmaz. Öncelikle kas ve sinirlerden oluşurlar. Göz boyutu, kafatasının göz kabuklarının boyutu ve şekli tarafından belirlenir ve düşükte değişmez. Ayrıca yaşlandıkça, gözlerimizin etrafındaki cilt ve diğer yumuşak dokular düşebilir ve gözler daha küçük görünebilir. The nose and ears are made up of cartilage, which is a type of connective tissue that can grow and change shape over time. The cartilage in the nose and ears is supported by a network of blood vessels, which helps to nourish the tissue and promote growth. Additionally, the nose and ears contain a large amount of a protein called collagen, which gives them their elasticity and ability to grow. Eyes, on the other hand, are not made up of cartilage. They are primarily composed of muscles and nerves. The size of the eyes is determined by the size and shape of the eye sockets in the skull, which are set at a certain size during fetal development and do not change significantly after birth. It's also worth noting that as we age, the skin and other soft tissues around our eyes can droop and sag, making the eyes appear smaller. #NoseGrowth #EarGrowth #CartilageDevelopment #CollagenInNoseAndEars #Eyesize #FetalDevelopment #SkullShape #AgingAndEyes #DifferentBodyTissues #NoseAndEarFacts #GrowthAndChange #BloodVesselsAndGrowth #CollagenAndElasticity #MusclesAndNervesInEyes #FascinatingBodyFacts #BodyDevelopment #UnderstandingTheBody #GrowthAndAging #BodyTissueComparison #InterestingBodyFacts
Oooooh soooo I had to pluck up the courage to go and get my eyes tested as I’ve noticed I’ve been moving my books/phone screen further from me to see the littlest letters in focus. I think age is setting in. 😞 Anyhow…. It was FASCINATING!!!! They stuck my face against various machines, scanned my eyes, did various tests, showed me the cross section of my eye lens, the retina in the back of the eye. They can tell your health (cholesterol and diabetes risks) from looking at the shape of the blood vessels. This may be standard knowledge for some of you but I was in awe at the images on the screen and the video of the eye and nerves. So once all the fancy stuff was observed (and I asked for copies to be sent to me of the digital images) it turns out my recent couple of years of up close & detailed drawing may have made my eyes deteriorate somewhat. So it’s a good idea for me to wear glasses of a low prescription for reading and close up work (drawing in particular!) and to remember the 20 20 20 rule. (Which is; after 20 mins close up looking, look 20 feet away and blink 20 times. And to remember to read and do my social media updates in decent light! So here I am trying to wear the only glasses I could find in the house to get into the swing of preparing to get some glasses. I’ve never found it easy to buy sunglasses that suit me, I’m thinking I’m not going to find glasses that look right for my shape face that easily so I’ll start with just being conscious of putting something on my face and will go from there. 😳😉 Any advice fire away!! 🤓🧐👓🔎🔍🥽🥸 . . . . . . . #murielsmagpie #closeupart #personalisedartwork #pendrawing #detailedart #eyesdrawing #ageisjustanumber #timeforchange #tinydetailsmatter #tinydrawing #eyetest #fascinatingbodyfacts #retinadisplay
FUN BODY FACTS! The body is an amazing machine and our practitioners are so knowledgeable about every part of it, here are some fun but fascinating facts! Did you know that... 💜Your fingernails grow four times as fast as your toenails; 💜Babies are born with 300 bones – adults have 206; 💜The heart circulates your blood through your body about 1,000 times each day; 💜You make about half a litre (500ml) of spit each day; 💜The smallest bone in your body is in your ears; 💜A sneeze blows air out of your nose at 100 miles per hour; 💜You are taller in the morning than you are at night; 💜Your lungs are the only organs in your body that float; 💜Your eyeballs are actually part of your brain; 💜Bones are 4 times stronger than concrete; 💜The largest muscle in your body is the one you are sitting on! Why not test out Tracy, Alice, Iva and Suann at your next appointment with one of these facts! 🤷🏽♀️🙊 #banchoryspinalhealth #didyouknow #funfacts #wellinever #chiropractor #osteopath #massageteam #biomechanics #dryneedling #weseebabies #testoutthepractitioners #fascinatingbodyfacts