1. People with more moles tend to live longer than people with fewer.
2. When filming summer scenes in winter, actors suck ice cubes before appearing in front of the camera - it cools their mouths so that their breath does not condense in the cold air.
3. Thinking about your muscles can make you stronger.
4. Grapefruit scent will make middle-aged women six years younger than men. Perception is not always mutual and grapefruit scent for men does not affect the perception of women.
5. The youngest parents in the world were 8 and 9 years old and lived in China in 1910.
6. The colder the room you sleep in, the more likely you are to have poor sleep.
7. At the moment there are more people alive than everyone who has ever died.
8. A woman's hair is about half the diameter of a man's hair.
9. Women blink twice as often as men.
10. The average person who quits smoking needs one hour less sleep at night.
11. Laughter reduces stress hormones and strengthens immune system. Six-year-olds laugh on average 300 times a day. Adults laugh 15 to 100 times a day.
12. Smart people have more zinc and copper in their hair.
13. The human heart creates enough pressure to pump blood to rinse 30 feet!
14. The brain runs on the same amount of energy as a 10-watt light bulb. Cartoon images of a lightbulb lighting up over your head when a great thought occurs are not so far from the truth. Your brain generates as much energy as a small light bulb, even while you sleep.
15. The brain is much more active at night than during the day.
16. The brain itself cannot feel pain. Although the brain is the pain center, when you cut your finger or burn yourself, the brain itself has no pain receptors and cannot feel pain.
17. The nail on the middle finger grows the fastest. And the nail on the middle finger of your dominant hand will grow the fastest. It is not known why, but nail growth is related to the length of the fingers; nails grow faster on long fingers and slower on short fingers.
18. The lifespan of human hair is on average from 3 to 7 years.
19. Human hair is virtually indestructible, flammability aside, human hair breaks down sooooo slowly. Hair cannot be destroyed by cold, climate change, water and other natural forces and is resistant to many types of acids and harsh chemicals.
20. The acid in your stomach is so strong that it can dissolve a razor. The hydrochloric acid found in the stomach is not only good at dissolving the pizza you had for dinner, but it can also dissolve many types of metal.
21. The surface area of human lungs is equal to a tennis court.
22. Sneezing speed exceeds 100 km/h.
23. About 75% of human waste consists of water.
24. The average person expels flatulence 14 times every day. Even though you might like to think that you don't pass gas, the reality is that almost everyone does it at least several times a day.
25. Earwax production is essential for good ear health. Although many people think of earwax as gross, it is actually a very important part of your ear's defense system. It delicately protects the inner ear from bacteria, fungi, dirt and even insects. It also cleans and lubricates the ear canal.
26. Children are always born with blue eyes. Melanin in a newborn's eyes often takes time after birth to fully persist or fade when exposed to ultraviolet light. Later, the true color of the child's eyes will appear.
27. Each person spent about half an hour as one cell.
28. After overeating, your hearing is less sharp.
29. Women are born with a better sense of smell than men and retain a better sense of smell throughout their lives.
30. Your nose remembers 50,000 different scents.
31. Nails and hair do not continue to grow after death. They last the longest when we die.
32. By age 60, most people have lost about half of their taste buds. Perhaps you shouldn't trust your grandmother to do the cooking as much as you used to.
33. Your eyes are always the same size from birth, but your nose and ears never stop growing.
34. By age 60, 60 percent of men and 40 percent of women snore.
35. Monday is the day of the week when the risk of a heart attack is greatest. A ten-year study in Scotland found that 20% more people die from heart attacks on Mondays than on any other day of the week. The researchers speculate that it's the combination of too much fun on the weekend with the stress of getting ready for work that leads to this increase in risk.
36. Assuming water is available, the average person can survive a month to two months without food, depending on their body fat and other factors.
37. More than 90% of diseases are caused or complicated by stress.
38. The human head remains conscious for about 15 to 20 seconds after the body has been decapitated.
39. Babies are born with 300 bones, but by adulthood this number is reduced to 206.
40. We are 1 cm taller in the morning than in the evening.
41. It takes twice as long for a muscle to lose shape if you stop working on it. But lazy people shouldn't use this as motivation not to work. It's relatively easy to create new ones muscle tissue and receive beautiful shape muscles, so this fact, on the contrary, should be motivation in order to get off the couch and move.
42. Tears and mucus contain an enzyme (lysozyme) that destroys the cell wall of many bacteria.
43. It is impossible to tickle yourself. Even the most ticklish among us don't have the ability to tickle ourselves.
44. The width of your outstretched arms shows the length of your entire body. While it's not accurate down to the last millimeter, your arm span is a pretty good estimate of your height.
45. Humans are the only animal creatures that produce emotional tears.
46. Women burn fat more slowly than men, at a rate of about 50 calories per day. Women, due to their reproductive roles, typically require a larger basal proportion of fat than men, and as a result, their bodies cannot shed excess fat at the same rate as men's.
47. Koalas and primates are the only animals with unique fingerprints. Humans, monkeys and koalas are unique in the animal kingdom because of the tiny fingerprints on their hands.
48. One human hair can hold 3.5 ounces. That's the full weight of two candy bars, and hundreds of thousands of hairs on a person's head make the Rapunzel tale that much more believable.
49. Would you rather read this? Foenimannlaya slia cholevosechkogo mind. Salgonso ildesavinosyu in uvinreiteste Kdemizhbra nazhenvo in koakm pyadkore bvuky in svole, vnazho tkolo chbota pavreya and pelsyandoya bvkua slyaoti na pviralonm mtesa. Ontsylae bvuky mugot syatot v bosryapekde and all rnavo you will squeeze the pchitarot without pain. The point is that the cheerful mind does not look forward to every book to be fattened, but puts everything in its entirety.
50. It costs 7 million dollars to build the Titanic and 200 million to make a film about it.
1. The scientific name of the navel is umbilicus.
2. A person who smokes a pack of cigarettes a day drinks half a cup of tar a year.
3. Man is the only representative of the animal world capable of drawing straight lines.
4. Blondes grow a beard faster than brunettes...
5. When a person smiles, 17 muscles “work.”
6. Human DNA contains about 80,000 genes.
7. Men are considered dwarfs if their height is below 130 cm, women - below 120 cm.
8. Leukocytes live in the human body for 2-4 days, and red blood cells - 3-4 months.
9. The names of the fingers of the French are: pus, index, major, anulaire, oriculaire.
10. Each human finger bends approximately 25 million times during a lifetime.
11. The size of a person’s heart is approximately equal to the size of his fist. The weight of an adult human heart is 220-260 g.
12. The human body contains only 4 minerals: apatite, aragonite, calcite and cristobalite.
13. Human brain generates more electrical impulses per day than all the phones in the world combined.
14. The phenomenon in which a person loses the ability to see due to strong light is called “snow blindness.”
15. The total weight of bacteria living in the human body is 2 kilograms.
16. In the human brain, 100,000 chemical reactions occur in one second.
17. Children are born without kneecaps. They appear only at the age of 2-6 years.
18. The surface area of human lungs is approximately equal to the area of a tennis court.
19. From the moment of birth, there are already 14 billion cells in the human brain, and this number does not increase until death. On the contrary, after 25 years it decreases by 100 thousand per day. In the minute you spend reading a page, about 70 cells die. After 40 years, brain degradation accelerates sharply, and after 50, neurons (nerve cells) dry out and brain volume decreases.
20. In psychiatry, a syndrome accompanied by depersonalization, impaired perception of time and space, own body and surrounding environment, is officially called "Alice in Wonderland".
21. During life, the human small intestine is about 2.5 meters long. After his death, when the muscles of the intestinal wall relax, its length reaches 6 meters.
22. A person has approximately 2 million sweat glands. The average adult loses 540 calories with every liter of sweat. Men sweat about 40% more than women.
23. The right lung of a person holds more air than the left.
24. An adult takes approximately 23,000 breaths (and exhalations) per day.
25. For a lifetime female body reproduces 7 million eggs.
26. The human eye is capable of distinguishing 10,000,000 shades of color.
27. There are about 40,000 bacteria in the human mouth.
28. Papaphobia is the fear of the Pope!
29. It is impossible to sneeze with your eyes open.
30. There are 33 or 34 vertebrae in the human spine. 
31. Women blink about 2 times more often than men.
32. The smallest cells in a man’s body are sperm cells.
33. The strongest muscle in human body- language.
34. There are about 2000 taste buds in the human body.
35. In Mesopotamia, the doctor who treated him was executed for the death of a patient, and blinded for blindness.
36. At birth, there are about 300 bones in a child’s body; in adulthood, only 206 remain.
37. 36,800,000 - the number of heartbeats in a person in one year. 
38. Men are about 10 times more likely than women to suffer from color blindness.
39. Almost half of all human bones are in the wrists and feet.
40. Medieval doctors, when in doubt about the diagnosis, diagnosed “syphilis”.
1. The scientific name of the navel is umbilicus.
2. A person who smokes a pack of cigarettes a day drinks half a cup of tar a year. 
3. Man is the only representative of the animal world capable of drawing straight lines. 
straight line drawing
4. The length of hair on the head grown by the average person during a lifetime is 725 kilometers. 
5. Blondes grow a beard faster than brunettes... 
6. When a person smiles, 17 muscles “work.” 
7. The surface of the lungs is about 100 square meters. 
8. Human DNA contains about 80,000 genes. 
9. Men are considered dwarfs if their height is below 130 cm, women - below 120 cm. 
10. Leukocytes live in the human body for 2-4 days, and red blood cells - 3-4 months.
11. The names of the fingers of the French are: pus, index, major, anulaire, oriculaire. 
12. Each human finger bends approximately 25 million times during a lifetime. 
13. The size of a person’s heart is approximately equal to the size of his fist. The weight of an adult human heart is 220-260 g. 
14. The human body contains only 4 minerals: apatite, aragonite, calcite and cristobalite.
15. The human brain generates more electrical impulses per day than all the phones in the world combined.
16. The phenomenon in which a person loses the ability to see due to strong light is called “snow blindness.” 
17. The total weight of bacteria living in the human body is 2 kilograms.
18. In the human brain, 100,000 chemical reactions occur in one second.
19. Children are born without kneecaps. They appear only at the age of 2-6 years. 
20. The surface area of human lungs is approximately equal to the area of a tennis court.
21. From the moment of birth, there are already 14 billion cells in the human brain, and this number does not increase until death. On the contrary, after 25 years it decreases by 100 thousand per day. In the minute you spend reading a page, about 70 cells die. After 40 years, brain degradation accelerates sharply, and after 50, neurons (nerve cells) dry out and brain volume decreases.
22. In psychiatry, a syndrome accompanied by depersonalization, impaired perception of time and space, one’s own body and the environment, is officially (!) called “Alice in Wonderland.” 
23. During life, the human small intestine is about 2.5 meters long. After his death, when the muscles of the intestinal wall relax, its length reaches 6 meters.
24. A person has approximately 2 million sweat glands. The average adult loses 540 calories with every liter of sweat. Men sweat about 40% more than women.
25. The right lung of a person holds more air than the left.
26. An adult takes approximately 23,000 breaths (and exhalations) per day.
27. Over the course of a lifetime, the female body reproduces 7 million eggs.
28. The human eye is capable of distinguishing 10,000,000 shades of color.
29. There are about 40,000 bacteria in the human mouth. 
30. Papaphobia is the fear of the Pope! 
31. It is impossible to sneeze with your eyes open. 
32. There are 33 or 34 vertebrae in the human spine.
33. Women blink about 2 times more often than men.
34. The smallest cells in a man’s body are sperm cells.
35. The strongest muscle in the human body is the tongue. 
36. There are about 2000 taste buds in the human body.
37. In Mesopotamia, for the death of a patient, the doctor who treated him was executed, and for blindness, he was blinded.
38. At birth, there are about 300 bones in a child’s body; in adulthood, only 206 remain.
39. The human body contains the same amount of fat as is needed to produce 7 bars of soap. 
40. Nerve impulses in the human body move at a speed of approximately 90 meters per second.
41. Human hair is about 5000 times thicker than soap film.
42. 36,800,000 - the number of heartbeats in a person in one year.
43. Men are about 10 times more likely than women to suffer from color blindness. 
44. Human gastric juice contains 0.4% hydrochloric acid (HCl).
45. Almost half of all human bones are in the wrists and feet. 
46. Medieval doctors, when in doubt about the diagnosis, diagnosed “syphilis”.
47. People with blue eyes are more sensitive to pain than everyone else. 
48. Fingernails grow about 4 times faster than toenails. 
49. During a lifetime, a person’s skin changes approximately 1000 times. 
50. There are more than 100 different viruses that cause a runny nose.
51. You can lose 150 calories per hour by hitting your head against a wall.
52. There are about 75 kilometers (!) of nerves in the body of an adult.
53. Bulimia is an indomitable appetite.
54. Parthenophobia is the fear of virgins.
Man continues to be the most unusual, interesting and mysterious creature on Earth. Even though science has yet to reveal people in the totality of their socio-psychological qualities and physiological characteristics, nevertheless, some amazing facts that can capture the imagination have already been established by researchers.
Biological traits and health
The most amazing facts about man primarily concern the structure of his unique body. The following proven and confirmed provisions fall into this category:
The macromolecule deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA), responsible for the transmission of hereditary information, contains about 80,000 genes.
Man is the only earthly representative who can draw straight lines.
To smile alone, people use as many as 17 facial muscles.
Leukocytes remain viable for 2-4 days, erythrocytes for 3-4 months.
In size, the heart, which in an adult weighs approximately 250 g, can be comparable to the size of a fist.
The body is nourished by only 4 minerals: aragonite, apatite, cristobalite and calcite.
During a lifetime, a person bends and extends each finger about 25,000,000 times.
The brain of the “crown of nature” produces as many electrical impulses per day as all the telephones on the planet do not produce in total. It is most active not during the day, but at night, during sleep.
Blood vessels can be over 95,000 km long! Only 1,120,000 mosquitoes arriving at the same time can suck the blood out of them.
The largest organ in size, the small intestine, is 4 times longer than the average person.
Strong light may temporarily blind. This phenomenon is called “snow ophthalmia (blindness).”
If your face turns red, your stomach also turns red.
The skin weighs about 3 kg and is also the largest organ in area. During its life it is updated 1000 or more times.
More than 100,000 chemical interactions occur in the brain per second.
If all the bacteria existing in the body could be placed on a scale, the needle on the mass measuring device would stop at 2 kg! 40,000 microorganisms constantly live in human mouths.
The area of the alveoli (pulmonary vesicles) is approximately equal to or even greater than the area of a tennis court.
In a second, the circulatory system moves 25000000000 cells throughout the body.
The most amazing human organ can be called the brain, in which throughout its entire activity there are about 14000000000 cells. Gradually they die off - by the age of 25 there are already 100,000 fewer of them. One page of information read “kills” another 70 brain cells. After 40 years, destructive regressive processes begin to accelerate. Passing the 50-year mark brings with it the drying out of neurons and a decrease in brain volume.
Sweating in men is 40% more active than in the fair half of humanity. Both have about 2,000,000 sweat glands. Every liter of water they remove from the body makes a person 500 calories lighter on average.
An adult Homo Sapiens inhales and exhales 23,000 times a day.
Not a single inhabitant of the Earth will be able to sneeze with his eyes open.
Over the years, women produce about 7,000,000 eggs.
Artists are able to distinguish up to 10,000,000 shades of colors using vision.
Men blink 2 times less often than women.
The tongue is the most inflated muscle.
2000 taste buds are responsible for the correct perception of spicy, salty, sweet and any other food.
A child is born with 300 bones, after which their number is reduced to 206 by the time they grow up.
Every year the heart beats 36,800,000 times. During its entire activity, it pumps 48 gallons of blood.
There are 10 times more colorblind men than women.
½ of all bones are located in the feet and wrists.
Many believe that one of the most amazing facts about people is that newborns are allegedly born without kneecaps. This is a myth - it’s just that their sesamoid bones of the skeleton consist entirely of cartilaginous tissue, which acquires hardness later.
Facts from psychiatry and psychology
Psychologists and psychiatrists were also able to learn a lot of surprising things about people. What is the most interesting and worthy of attention?
- Doctors officially call the disorder of perception of the surrounding reality and one’s personality the “Alice in Wonderland” syndrome.
- Papaphobia is the fear not of one’s own parent, but of the Pope!
- To transform an activity into a habit, it will take 66 days (for sports - 75 days).
- Most people are subject to the “broken windows” theory, which is that if a person notices that there are clear signs of chaos around him, it will be easier for him to succumb to the disorder and break the rules and regulations.
Human a truly amazing creation - every cell of our body, every component of it is a part of the universe. But do we know ourselves so well?
Ventilation of the lungs (the number of breaths multiplied by the volume of inhaled air) in a healthy person reaches 5-9 liters per minute.
In body person there are 100-160 billion capillaries. If it were possible to stretch them into one line, then its length would be 60-80 thousand kilometers, which is twice the length of the earth’s equator.
Large human arteries can withstand pressure of 20 atmospheres
IN ancient Greece People lived on average 29 years, in Europe of the 16th century - 21, 17th centuries - 26, 18th centuries - 34, at the beginning of the 20th century - about 50, in the middle of the 20th century - about 70, and at the end of the 20th - about 60
In terms of hardness, tooth enamel can be compared to quartz. It is known that even the tip of a saber becomes dull when it hits the enamel.
Blockage or rupture of a vessel in any part of the brain leads to the death of nerve cells. Nerve cells do not come to life. Some of their functions are taken over by healthy cells.
Human brain cells contain 80% water, muscles - 76%, bones - about 25%.
It is estimated that a person consumes 2.5 tons of protein, 1.3 tons of fat, 17.5 tons of carbohydrates and 75 tons of water over a lifetime
In body person up to 3 kg of mineral salts, of which 5/6 is part of the skeleton. Table salt in the adult human body is about 300 grams
Organism person can withstand heating up to 44-45.5 degrees Celsius and in rare cases - up to 45
In one day a person generates so much heat that it is enough to bring 33 liters of ice water to a boil.
A person spends more than 20 years out of 60 sleeping
There are 100 pain points on 1 square centimeter of skin, and there are about a million of them on the surface
White blood cells, born in the bone marrow, spleen and lymph nodes, live only 4-5 years
Complete circulation of the blood of an adult is completed in 20-28 seconds, in a child – in 15 seconds, in a teenager – in 18 seconds. Blood circulates throughout the body 1.5-2 thousand times per day
1.5 liters of blood flows through the liver within one minute, and up to 2000 liters per day
The weight of the heart is 1/200 of the body weight, but 1/20 of all energy resources that are consumed by all other organs are spent on feeding the heart. After all, metabolism in the heart muscle occurs 10-20 times more intensely than in any other human organ.
There are no areas in the human body where there are no proteins. In the blood and muscles, proteins make up 1/5 of their total mass, in the brain 1/12. Even tooth enamel contains 1/100 proteins. In different organs, proteins make up 45-85% of dry matter
Half of all proteins in our body are replaced within 180 days, and liver proteins in 17 -20 days
Human hair is 5000 times thicker than the walls of a soap bubble, 5 times thicker than a capillary, 12 times thicker than the walls of an alveoli and 20 times thicker than a spider’s web.
This is who we are... Good luck to you!
