Few Interesting Facts About Brain


Our brain is something that can recall millions of things. Have you ever thought that how do we remember the lesson which is taught in our classrooms? We remember a lot of people, their names and behaviors. The memories are stored in the brain. When we suddenly meet a person, friends or acquaintance. We recall the memories of that person stored in the brain.


1. The human mind is secured by the skull. The skull is a defensive packaging for the brain The skull is made up of 22 bones that protect the brain from injuries. 

 2.  The mind is the focal point of the human sensory system. It regulates and controls our chain of thoughts. The brain gives us analytical power for decision making. 

 3. The cerebrum is the largest  85% part of the brain. It is divided into two parts.  It is believed by the scientists that the right half of the cerebrum helps us in recognized things like names, colors, and objects. While the left one helps in understanding more complex things like maths, logical things, etc.

 4. The cerebellum is a small part of the brain. It is found in the back side of the brain.  It helps us in balancing and coordinating the muscles for balance.

 5.  The brain stem connects the brain to the spinal cord. It helps us perform involuntary actions such as blood circulation, breathing digestion, etc.

 6. The pituitary gland is another part of the brain. This is a small pea-shaped gland. Which releases the growth hormone. The hormones are responsible for our growth. Boys become men and girls become women because of the pituitary gland.

 7.  The brain never stops working.  It works even after you sleep deeply at night. When the brain stops working completely the person is declared dead.

 8. There is a part called Hypothalamus in the brain. Which sets the right temperature for your body. The hypothalamus instructs the body to sweat and shiver to maintain body temperature. 

 9. You must keep on learning new things. Participate in intellectually challenging activities in schools. Reading, playing music and puzzles gives strength to your brain.

 10.  Alzheimer's, Parkinson's, Dementia are the name of brain related disorders.

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