Maybe you think you know your body well! After all, you are the one who feeds, cares for, looks in the mirror, and uses it in this world. 

But! Did you have any idea that your body has the ability to dissolve iron? that your body glows? Or that the last (little) finger is your strongest finger? 

It's all true! So read on, and enjoy all the amazing things you probably didn't know about your body:



It is impossible to tickle yourself.

The cerebellum - the back part of your brain that monitors movement (the larynx) - predicts the emotions you will feel as you try to tickle yourself, and dictates that the response will activate other parts of your brain. "The two parts of the brain are involved in handling how the sensation feels." Blakemore, a research fellow at the Institute of Cognitive Neuroscience at University College London)

Your Hair Helps the Environment.

Dirty hair can be good for the atmosphere: According to environmental engineers at the University of Missouri Science and Technology, hair absorbs ozone emissions from the air. Hair oil seemed to play a major role in this, so if you want your hair to help your local climate, get rid of shampoo! More than anything, this fact proves to be one of the most interesting things you didn't know about your body.

Gastric acid melts Razor.

We shouldn't swallow these things, but you may be surprised to know that your stomach can do a lot of damage to the razor blade if you try to do it. Researchers at Meridia Huron Hospital evaluated the effect of gastric juice on metal objects and found that over 24 hours, stomach acid reduced therazor to 63% of its initial weight (pennies and batteries, but were not significantly affected).

Sneeze can Travel up to 20 feet in height.

You may think you're safe when someone on the other side of the room sneezed, but you may be in the line of being infected without even realizing it. A study by researchers at MIT found that sneezing travels farther than previously believed at distances of up to 20 feet. Since the particles are smaller and microscopic, you won't see them coming your way.

The mucus in the ears is good for you.

To be clear: you do not have to eat those slimy lubricant in the ear ! But those mucous substances you use cotton sticks to remove are important to moisturize, cleanse, and protect your ears from infection. And it contains 50 percent oil, protecting the ear and collecting dust and dirt

- they keep your ears healthy, even if it looks damp overall.

Human fingernails are growing faster these time than ever before.

If you feel like you deserve more to cut your nails than you are used to, you may be right. A study outside the University of North Carolina comparing the growth of finger and toe nails to two former studies from the early 70's and 50's found that, nail growth had increased by nearly a quarter over decades. For example, finger nails were found to grow more than 2mm a month, compared to 1.65mm a month in the 1930s. The reason, according to researchers? The spread of a high-protein diet.

Humans are the Only Animals that Weep (Cry).

While most animals produce tears as a lubricant / oil for their eyes, humans are the only ones that cry out of emotional responses. Dr Thomas Dixon, director of the Center for Emotional History at Queen Mary, University of London, suggested that tears serve a social purpose for humans and that, "Even for those who think they are crying, due to many reasons unexplained. You are proving that things have been very bad, or whatever they might be. "

Your hips (butt) are your big muscles.

When there is debate about which of your muscles are stronger, your gluteus maximus becomes bigger for you, according to the Library of Congress. These muscles help keep your body upright while standing and help your thighs to work while climbing a ladder or mountain. Not to mention, they are the ones that give you the ability to stay well.


Today let us take advantage of the few mentioned above ......