5 Parts Of The Body You Did not Know You Had Been There

SURPRISING FACTS ABOUT YOUR BODY.
Watch this video to find surprising facts about your body that will blow your mind. You can easily freeze your friend using only your index finger. Ask your friend to sit down in the chair or bench. Next, your friend should cross arm and sit with both legs on the floor. Place your index finger in the middle of your friend’s forehead and lightly press. After that ark your friend to stand up. And your friend can’t stand up because your finger is so strong:) Try this lifehack with your friends and amaze them!
The next trick looks crazy or even as a magic trick. Stand near the wall and stretch out your arms pressing against the wall. You should stand the maximum distance possible from the wall and you should stand vertical pushing palms against the walls. Next, put down your hands and your right elbow with your left hand for a couple of seconds. Do not change your posture and again reach the wall with hands. Share your results with us!
Watch the video till the end to find clever ways to avoid awkward situations. Do you know the quickest way to reduce stress levels without pills? Suck your thumb in times of crisis or stress. We share with you a simple way to get rid of your hiccups – raise your arms back above your head and wait a bit. Let’s imagine that you are in a very important meeting or talk with a person and can’t stop and your bladder’s demanding a release. Do not cross your legs or press the lower part of your stomach. Watch our video and learn the best pose when you need to control your bladder..
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00:01 Surprising body tricks.
01:30 Hand tricks you will love.
03:06 How to avoid awkward situations.
06:36 How to read body language.
08:10 Examine the position of arms.
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All people in the world are different, and every one is unique. And yet some of us have rare features that occur in only a few percents of humans. Do you know anybody whose bones are harder than concrete?
We are going to tell you about the most unusual and mind-blowing characteristics only a few people have. Some are just nice physical features, but there are those Superman himself would envy!
TIMESTAMPS.
Incredibly dense bones 1:02.
“Golden” blood 2:01.
Long palmar muscle 2:50.
Genetic chimerism 3:40.
Double lash line 5:00.
A hole near the ear 5:45.
Additional ribs 6:29.
Ability to perceive “invisible” colors 7:21.
Small need for sleep 8:37.
The impossibility of cholesterol growth 9:40.
SUMMARY.
Studying the gene LRP5 (responsible for the mineralization of bones), scientists discovered mutations which cause diseases accompanied by bone fragility. Yet there is another type of LRP5 mutation: it gives a person super dense bones that are almost impossible to break and skin that is less prone to aging. Such bones are several times tougher than those of an average person..
On the surface of every red blood cell, people typically have about 342 antigens, 160 of which can be found in almost everybody. If a person has a lack of at least one of these antigens, their blood is rare..
A recent study has shown that 16 percent of people don’t have this thin tendon. It is too weak to affect your grip, and even if it is cut, it won’t make any visible changes..
Human chimerism is an additional set of DNA. Sometimes it appears in the form of “mosaic” skin or heterochromia, but most often it remains unnoticed..
Distichiasis usually doesn’t bring any inconvenience. People with this unusual feature may have just several sparse hairs growing on one lid or full lines of lashes doubling the ones everybody has..
A hole near the ear is a congenital auricular fistula, formed during fetal development, occurring in about 5% of people. In fact, in the USA less than 1 percent of people have them, in Asia and some parts of Africa this figure is higher from 5 to 10 percent..
Every adult out of 500 individuals has an extra rib. While all the other people have two dozens, these “lucky” ones can have 25 or even 26 ribs in their body. “Excessive” ribs are more often found in women..
With a dandelion, we describe its color as yellow. A tetrachromatic person will see a whole range of shades. This condition is caused by the mutations in the X chromosome. This difference allows people to see up to 99 million colors, while an ordinary person perceives not more than 1 million..
The DEC2 gene is a small mutation found in low-sleep people. Scientists from the University of California concluded that people with the DEC2 mutation could perform all the same tasks in less time. Can you imagine, having just 4 hours of sleep daily, you will get 60 days of free time a year!
There’s a tiny group of lucky people who can eat almost anything without worrying about cholesterol. Their risk of developing heart disease is reduced by as much as 90%. While an average American is straining to reach a perfect result of fewer than 100 milligrams of “bad cholesterol” per deciliter of blood, people with this mutation have about 15!
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Did you know you have useless body parts?
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Do you worry when your body does weird things like sweat when you’re nervous, you forget an awesome dream, or get carsick on a long ride? It’s puzzling, eh? Have you ever wondered why we wake up before the alarm clock? Or how the weather gives you a headache?
Our brain is also a tricky thing. For example, it perceives going to school or work as a threat and tries to protect us from this stress by keeping us in bed. That’s why it’s hard to wake up on weekdays and so easy to wake up on the weekend. Interested? So let’s hop into our submarine of discovery and dive deep into why these strange tricks of our bodies happen..
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TIMESTAMPS:
Why do we bite our lips? ��.
Why do we forget dreams? 0:58.
Why do we wake up before the alarm clock? 1:42 ⏰.
We can’t stand being tickled, yet why do we react to it with laughter? 2:12.
Why do we sweat when we get nervous? 2:56.
How does the weather give you a headache? 3:34.
Why do we feel carsickness? 4:13 ��.
Why does skin darken in the sun, yet hair gets lighter? 4:54.
Why do we hear ringing in the ears? 5:45.
Ever stood up too fast and gotten dizzy and lightheaded? 6:23.
Why does crying cause that weird lump in the throat? 6:42.
Is it true that our heart stops during a sneeze? 7:17.
Why do we get lazy after a big meal? 7:52 ��.
Why is it hard to wake up on weekdays? 8:20.
Why do we get cramps when we run? 8:47.
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SUMMARY:
Our brain gives our body an “order” to bite our lips so that we think less about problems and calm down..
Dreams are chaotic, full of symbolism and strange images, so the brain thinks: (Brain: “This guy already has enough on his plate in real life – he doesn’t that dream consuming his thoughts.”).
It’s just that waking up to an alarm clock is a big shock for the body. To avoid this unnecessary stress, the brain releases a protein that’s responsible for wakefulness..
The most ticklish areas happen to cover vital organs and arteries, so nature has made them very sensitive..
If you were an early human trying to get out of a headlock with a rival, then your wet skin would be slippery. Sweaty palms also cling to tree branches better..
When the weather changes, the air pressure changes. Your blood vessels and nerves feel this difference in pressure and react – they expand, get smaller, or spasm..
In comparison to human history, cars appeared not so long ago, so the brain hasn’t completely adapted..
With more and more pigment being produced, the skin gets darker. With hair, things are a little different. It does have small reserves of melanin, but it can’t produce it like your skin can..
When you quickly go from a lying position to standing, the blood in your body drops to your feet and legs, thanks-a-lot gravity!
Back before there was science to explain these things, people believed that during a sneeze, the body let go of too much air and that it could stop your heart forever..
If you want to wake up ready to take on the day, try thinking about what a great day tomorrow will be before you go to bed..
If you’ve ever experienced a running cramp, you know that it can be super uncomfortable. The good news is that it is totally normal..
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15 Useless Body Parts That We Don’t Really Need. We can surprisingly live without these 15 body parts..
If you ever thought that all people are built the same, think again. If you thought that all our body parts are vitally important, you were not right again..
In the first chapter of The Descent of Man, Charles Darwin identified roughly a dozen body parts that he gleefully described as “useless, or nearly useless.” Darwin’s catalog was far from complete: our bodies are littered with the parts we don’t need..
TIMESTAMPS.
Body hair 1:01.
Paranasal sinuses 1:40.
Extrinsic ear muscles 2:05.
Wisdom teeth 2:45.
Neck rib 3:39.
Palmaris muscle 4:20.
Male nipples 4:54.
Arrector pili muscles 5:36.
Appendix 6:39.
Thirteenth rib 7:40.
Coccyx 8:10.
Third eyelid 8:57.
Darwin’s point 9:37.
Subclavius muscle 10:20.
Toes 10:48.
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SUMMARY.
Apparently, most hair on the human body serves no function, so it is very likely to get extinct in the future! Besides brows perhaps, they keep sweat from our eyes..
And we have a lot: frontal, ethmoidal, sphenoidal, maxillary sinuses. In fact, no one knows why we still have these troublesome mucus-lined cavities!
Some animals, rabbits, and dogs, for example, can move their ears independently. How does it happen? Thanks to these exotic-sounding muscles. But you know what? People also have them!
As human jaws have become smaller in the process of evolution, the rest of people simply don’t have space in their mouths for these teeth! Back in the days when toothpaste didn’t exist, they were kind of backup grinders..
Have you never heard about neck ribs? It is a set of cervical ribs, possibly a leftover from the age of reptiles. They still appear in less than 1 percent of the population..
There is a long narrow muscle running from the elbow to the wrist. It is already missing in 11 percent of humans today, so it is a safe bet that with time it will disappear completely..
Nipples are present in both males and females. Men generally lack the necessary levels of prolactin to stimulate lactation and typically cannot produce milk..
Goosebumps are the indicator of them at work. We get them when we are frightened, amazed or cold. Apparently, we have lost most of the fur and acquired warm clothes. We don’t need any additional protection from freezing temperatures or the source to intimidate our rivals anymore..
Some research shows that an appendix can be, in fact, useful! It might store special bacteria good for those who suffer from diarrhea..
Our closest cousins, chimpanzees, and gorillas have an extra set of ribs. What about humans? Most of us have 12, except for 8% of adults they have an extra one!
It’s all that is left of the tail that most mammals still use for balance and communication. What is more, there have been 100 documented cases of babies who were born with a tail. What is the purpose of a tail-bone? There is none..
A third eyelid, you will ask, do we have it? Yes, we, humans, retain a tiny fold in the inner corner of the eye. It is what is left from membrane birds, and mammals have had for protecting the eye and sweeping out debris, at the same time providing visibility..
Darwin’s point is a small folded point of skin toward the top of each ear that is occasionally found in modern humans. It may be a remnant of a larger shape that helped to focus distant sounds. Nowadays only 10% of people have this “greeting from the past.”.
Subclavius muscle is a small muscle which stretches under the shoulder from the first rib to the collarbone. It would be beneficial if humans were still walking on all fours..
Scientists have found out that humans used to walk and balance more in the middle of their feet, but now we have gradually transferred to balancing more toward the side of our big toe..
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