Things we might not know about our body

1. As you go about your activities during the day, it causes the cartilage in your spine to compress—just fractions of an inch but enough to push everything down. When you relax it grows back .

2. You probably shouldn& #39;t be swallowing these things, but you might be surprised to learn that your stomach could do some serious damage on razor blades if you did. In 24 hours the stomach acid can reduce razor blades to 63 percent of their original weight.

3. One crazy thing that hairs can do: track your sleeping patterns. Researchers have shown that our cell-rich hair follicles contain RNA from "clock genes" that express each person& #39;s sleep-wake cycle. If you get up late or go to bed early, your hair will show it.

Wine may taste better as it ages, but as we age, it& #39;s harder for us to appreciate it. Just as hearing and vision tend to deplete as the years go by, your sense of taste does the same due to medications and other things we take, women experience this at 50 while men do at 60

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