Intresting Facts About the Heart You Didn’t Know Is the human heart a very important organ?

Not to forget, many thanks my dear heart!

Definitely, the human heart is a very important organ in the body. Here are some facts about the heart 👇

All things are possible to them which do believe. Amazing but ya gotta believe it’s real. Why do people refer to emotions when speaking of this night organ playing ? My heart goes out to all the lonely people but let’s not take it literarily this way. It’s what’s inside we shall think from the heat of the heart pumping. When I die my heart will rest it’s pumpity-pump, pumping along with my song. And the one who treats such wonderful efficient machinery created by universe deserves either blessings or beatings, evenif his medical science knowledge is incomplete, because it is life as most doctors are dacoits, money minded and often take lives of people

And the one who designs equipments for such machinery by himself deserves perks with zero blessings or beatings, evenif his engineering science knowledge is near complete, because it is life and are talents, service minded as they help people and patients.. 🤣 🤣

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The way the gif is working that my heart skipped for a moment and started working like that.

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1. What you see in the animation above happens about 2.5 billion times over the course of your life.
2. The heart of an adult person is the size of a closed fist and weighs just 340 grams. It is divided into 4 parts: 2 atria and 2 ventricles.
3. It pumps 85 grams of blood with each beat, which is equivalent to more than 9,000 liters a day, with the heart pumping 5 liters of blood to the body in a minute; In an hour, that's 400 liters.
4. A woman's heart beats a little faster than a man's. In 1 minute, it averages 8 beats more.
5. The human heart generates energy capable of supplying trucks up to 30 kilometers per day. If you count the energy generated over a lifetime, you can get to the Moon and back to Earth.

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