The human body has 2.5 million sweat pores.

Earwax is technically a type of sweat produced by specialized sweat glands called the ceruminous glands.

The spine is made up of over 120 muscles, which makes it incredibly flexible. There are also three types of back muscles that help the spine function including extensor, flexor, and oblique muscles.

Our eyes blink around 20 times a minute. This totals over ten million blinks a year.

Our sense of smell is about 10,000 more sensitive than our sense of taste. About 80% of what we think is taste is actually what we’re smelling.

Spines have an exceptional memory, and even remember our posture. We can improve that muscle memory and our posture by stretching regularly.

If it were possible to smooth out all the wrinkles in the brain, it would lay flat to about the size of a pillowcase.

Each eyelash lives for about 150 days before falling out.

The body contains over 600 muscles, which make up about 40% of our total body weight. The largest muscle in the body is the gluteus Maximus.

The average human nose produces around a cupful of nasal mucus a day.

The only muscle that never tires is the heart. At age 70, the human heart will have beat around 2.5 billion times.

The human body contains enough fat to make about seven bars of soap. Of course, regular exercise helps burn fat and maintain a healthy body.