20 Interesting Body Facts to Make You Sweat

Nathan Johnson Published 02/27/2019 in wow

Our bodies are mystical wonderful machines that change with us over time. It's amazing to think we have no idea the things our body is doing to keep up alive every day. We are the product of 1000s of years of evolution and most of us only get up to go to the bathroom. Oh well, hopefully this gallery will motivate you to appreciate your body more.

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From 20 to 30: Bones stop growing.
2.
From 20 to 30: The production of collagen decreases.
3.
From 20 to 30: Wisdom teeth appear.
4.
From 30 to 40: Muscle tone worsens.
5.
From 30 to 40: There’s a decrease in the amount of muscle tissue, which is substituted with fat.
6.
From 30 to 40: The amount of collagen and elastin in the body decreases.
7.
From 40 to 50: The number of nerve cells in the body decreases.
8.
From 40 to 50: Vision worsens.
9.
From 40 to 50: Bones and joints become more fragile.
10.
From 40 to 50: There’s more of an accumulation of fat in the body.
11.
From 50 to 60: Brain cells and others become permanently damaged.
12.
From 50 to 60: The risk of gastric problems increases.
13.
From 50 to 60: Memory worsens.
14.
From 60 to 70: Nerve and taste receptors don’t work as well, making it harder for people to taste and smell.
15.
From 60 to 70: People’s voices change.
16.
From 60 to 70: Heart function decreases.
17.
From 70 and older: There’s a decrease in the volume of the body’s fat.
18.
From 70 and older: The speed of regeneration slows, meaning all skin damage takes longer to heal.
19.
From 70 and older: All of the body’s functions slow including breathing and digestion.
20.
From 70 and older: Short term memory worsens.

1.
From 20 to 30: Bones stop growing.
2.
From 20 to 30: The production of collagen decreases.
3.
From 20 to 30: Wisdom teeth appear.
4.
From 30 to 40: Muscle tone worsens.
5.
From 30 to 40: There’s a decrease in the amount of muscle tissue, which is substituted with fat.
6.
From 30 to 40: The amount of collagen and elastin in the body decreases.
7.
From 40 to 50: The number of nerve cells in the body decreases.
8.
From 40 to 50: Vision worsens.
9.
From 40 to 50: Bones and joints become more fragile.
10.
From 40 to 50: There’s more of an accumulation of fat in the body.
11.
From 50 to 60: Brain cells and others become permanently damaged.
12.
From 50 to 60: The risk of gastric problems increases.
13.
From 50 to 60: Memory worsens.
14.
From 60 to 70: Nerve and taste receptors don’t work as well, making it harder for people to taste and smell.
15.
From 60 to 70: People’s voices change.
16.
From 60 to 70: Heart function decreases.
17.
From 70 and older: There’s a decrease in the volume of the body’s fat.
18.
From 70 and older: The speed of regeneration slows, meaning all skin damage takes longer to heal.
19.
From 70 and older: All of the body’s functions slow including breathing and digestion.
20.
From 70 and older: Short term memory worsens.