- An average adult laughs only 15 to 100 times while a six years old does so about 300 times per day.
- Finger nails and hair keep on growing even after death.
- One can loose 1/3 of the blood but loosing ½ is fatal.More earwax is secreted when a person is afraid.
- We taste the food when it is dissolved by the saliva and nearly 10,000 gallons of saliva are produced by a person in lifetime.
- Red blood cell circulates through the body in about 20 seconds.
- A proper diet is essential for the growth of the brain in babies.
- A person normally speaks almost 5000 words in a day, about 80% of which is self talk.
- At the base of the spine is located the most sensitive cluster of nerve cells.
- Hands and feet have nearly half of the entire body bones.
- The skin accounts for nearly 12% of body weight.
- Brain of man completely develops when one is 20 years of age while that of female develops somewhat earlier.
- Blondes have more hair than the blackheads.
- An average person who quits smoking requires one hour less sleep at night.
- Cartilage is a tissue which keeps on growing throughout life. The nose might increase by half an inch and the ears by quarter
- of an inch by the time a person reaches 70.
- Sneezing causes the death of some brain cells.
- Cornea of the eye takes in oxygen directly from the air so has no blood supply.
- Taste buds live for only ten days.
- A person can live without food for nearly a month but only a week without water.
- The tongue print of every person is unique.
- Skeleton forms about 25% of the body weight.
- The actual colour of the blood is yellow. It appears red because of haemoglobin.
- About 75% of human faeces is composed of water.
- It takes double time in losing muscles than it takes in developing them.
- The human heart creates so much pressure that it can squirt blood 30 feet.
- An average person eats food weighing approximately equal to six elephants.
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