20 Extraordinary Facts About the Human Body

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20 Extraordinary Facts About the Human Body

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In this video, Justin from the Institute of Human Anatomy discusses 20 incredible facts about the human body, including cardiovascular, respiratory, and neurological facts.

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[leniterfortis]

Other weird fact. My brain knows where all of my organs are, but when I take an anatomy test, I fail it because my brain doesn't tell me. What's up with that?

[ethan_]

86 billion neurons and some people don’t use a single one. 💀

[hmunoz]

I have been studying Kinesiology for 4 years now, almost done with my undergrad. I still learn something new every single day, and it still amazes me!

[Sunflowersarepretty]

Me feeling useless about myself meanwhile my body, organs and everything else in me doing amazing stuff. No fr our bodies are amazing.

Edit: pls don't take it too seriously this was not intended for y'all to diagnose me or give me advice that I should do something. It's a meme if it made you cringe fine but pls don't tell me anything else. I'm perfectly fine and like all humans who experience this inevitable feeling of uselessness but then get back on track I do the same.

[dacisky]

I took anatomy in college, but your series has provided way more detail than that class, so a big thanks. I'm also gong to be a cadaver.

[ernestinasanchez]

As always, a great informative video. Thank you...the way you explained the human body facts is so easily and readily understandable.

[riki_XD]

Heart doesn't need the brain ..
Well that explains a lot

[adamhafiddin]

here to appreciate the donor cadaver for giving their bodies to be researched and studied so the guys at ioha can give these 20 facts

[TheBeachMawMaw]

This was so fascinating! I LOVE this channel, I learn so much.
Thanks guys, yall are amazing!

[Werevampiwolf]

I had a coworker with unfused kneecaps. I have a disconnected kneecap due to a childhood injury where I tore the top layer of the ligament in my knee, so we jokingly bonded over the ability to poke the ends of our femurs

[escandaloso]

the human body is amazing and so are your videos! thank you!

[savagepro]

Speaking of the elbow skin thingy, there is a nerve in that area that annoyingly get shifted BEHIND the bone, creating a numbness in the fingers. Please feature that phenomenon!

[sionv]

Can you do a video about how regular skin tissue differs from scars? Why do shallow scars look different from keloid scars?

[saiyemiftekhar]

I teach Cell Biology and Physiology to pre-Med students. It was a great revision video. Glad to say I knew all the facts except the number of blinks and the absence of muscles in phalanges. Thank You for sharing knowledge.
However, there seems to be a factual error in point number 14 . Tidal volume (the amount of air we breathe in or out during each respiratory cycle) is around 500 ml or 0.5l. Assuming we breathe 20, 000 times a day, the amount of air turns out to be around 10k litres.

[fartknocker]

I saw a heart beating on the road after a motorcycle accident in Latin America. I could not believe it was beating on its own.

[angieLoved]

Psalm 139:14 We are fearfully and wonderfully made.

[popsicle_]

So fascinating 👏 I'm very grateful to these folks for sharing this great information

[DanielaBunu]

As a child in school learning anatomy was boring af… 🥱 Watching your videos makes me understand how amazing our body is and makes me want to learn more. 😊

[agi]

I really like your way of explaining it's really interesting with a touch of humor which helps staying focused.

[loganbagley]

2:04 Another example of variations in bone number are sesamoid bones. I have a ton of them in my hands.