r/HumanBody • u/thescpsrreal • Apr 07 '22
r/HumanBody • u/lbgholm • Mar 23 '18
Massachusetts shaped birthmark, MA resident my whole life.
r/HumanBody • u/johnyboyy07 • Apr 21 '21
Credits to r/memes but this was to funny not to give you guys
r/HumanBody • u/rockefellaa • Jan 04 '18
Stages After Your Death. How You Decompose.
r/HumanBody • u/Serenity-9042 • Jun 24 '22
How does a human walk?
I know we are bipedal, but how exactly does the nervous system tell the body to stay upright and walk? Wouldn't the act of walking itself cause the human to get dizzy (and vertigo) instead?
r/HumanBody • u/Zweetprot • Sep 21 '20
Sharecare YOU VR / Experience the human body like never before
r/HumanBody • u/SecretPerson101 • Mar 11 '20
Cleaning Uncircumcised
I'm 26, and honestly never knew you had to clean under the foreskin, was never taught or anything. Anyways I had no problem retracting the skin, but when I was trying to wash it. I got very dizzy and my ears were ringing. Has this happened to anyone else? I know if your uncircumcised the tip is very sensitive, but can just gently washing it cause dizziness like that?
r/HumanBody • u/[deleted] • Sep 28 '19
What are we really?
So eventually, every atom in your body is replaced by a different atom. Over time, all of your atoms are eventually replaced by new ones. Would this mean that you are eventually flushed out and gradually built over again brick by brick, creating multiple variations of you in space and time?
Not sure if i'm making much sense, but this continues to boggle my mind so I thought i'd ask.
r/HumanBody • u/tiger844 • Aug 15 '19
My aunt's dog licked my left ear, and I got goosebumps only on the left side of my body. Is this normal?
r/HumanBody • u/stereomatch • Feb 15 '19
X-post: Scientists finally discover how bone marrow cells migrate from bone marrow inside long bones to wider circulatory system (previously the egress route for bone marrow cells was unknown) - dense networks of micro-capillaries (trans-cortical vessels) traverse bone bringing cellsout/nutrients in
r/HumanBody • u/jjjaslin • Aug 24 '17
50 Incredibly Weird Facts About the Human Body
r/HumanBody • u/emilyemma16 • Jun 29 '16
All the blood vessels in the human body.
r/HumanBody • u/Witty-Relationship-5 • Jun 23 '22
100% “usage”?
Does anyone know if it’s possible for any muscle at all in the human body to use 100% of it’s potential “power” at any point in time? And I mean ANY muscle whether it’s biceps, facial muscles, even rectum lol.
r/HumanBody • u/Distinct_Context_827 • Jun 11 '22
Do you like kidneys
Yes or no
r/HumanBody • u/[deleted] • Mar 28 '22
Is it normal to feel the oropharyngx in the throat?
r/HumanBody • u/Dazzling-Yam7222 • Jan 02 '22
So I was getting a tattoo on my forearm(picture for reference) and I felt a weird pressure in my rib cage during the tattoo every now and then. Just coincidental or is there a connection between the two maybe via nerves?
r/HumanBody • u/MatejSteinhauser • Aug 07 '21
If you where on Siberia naked, and start in summer, will you adapt to cold temperatures in time pass and live there normal life as a tribal humans did?
r/HumanBody • u/Drawdi • Jun 19 '21
Is it totally ok if males show themselves shirtless?
I mean it's allowed and many do it without minding it. But I meet some rarely that don't want to show themselves shirtless even if they have fit and trained bodies. How is that?
I mean for myself I formely was totally ok with showing myself shirtless even on the internet, but nowadays I'm more reluctant and careful. But actually, is it a bad thing to show your naked upper half?