“Human Body Facts That Will 100% Trigger You”: 27 Obscure Yet Terrifying Facts About Us Revealed By This TikToker

I had 7 extra wisdom teeth. XD those teeth did NOT have any particular place to be. The dental surgeon said if I’d been born in a time before modern dentistry, the wisdom teeth would have become impacted and probably have killed me before I was 25 XD

My teeth were totally messed up from the age of 7 to 16 I had operation's on my teeth trips to the orthodontist, braces but all woth it in the end.

Mine didn't I had to have braces in my 20s because my adult eye teeth were sitting horizontally in my jaw above the baby eye teeth that I still had.

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nature is remarkable sometimes. it can be equally messed up, but universally, people suck!

I had a baby tooth too, because the adult tooth was growing completely sideways into all the roots of the others like "I'm on an adventure!". Had to have surgery to remove some of bone from my jaw to get it out and put an end to its shenanigans.

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What kid? You a cannibal?

Let's put it like this: if your organs were fastened more securely in place they could tear loose from.their moorings, causing a lot of trauma at even less stress than you get on a rollercoaster. So it's kind of a feature they can wander a bit when enough force is applied. They tend to settle back in their rightfully places quite fast I believe.

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On one of these lists at some point I read that when you have abdominal surgery, they don't really put organs back where they found them, they just tuck everything back in and it slowly shifts back to where it belongs. So it's all good! 😁 (This is also apparently why hospitals sometimes want to see you have a BM before discharging you after surgery. Until your organs get back in the right spots, they might not be working correctly because your body kind of assumes they're dead.)

They shift a lot more when a woman is pregnant

Yup. Internal organs are quite squishy, change shape and flop around inside a lot of the time (think stomachs and bladders expanding and contracting). The uterus is kind of like a hot air balloon when you have a tenant and you can have a retroversion of the bladder or uterus, not forgetting intestinal torsions. After surgical procedures we absolutely want to "see" that you can wee and at least fart if you cannot manage to poop so we know your kidneys and bladder are working and your intestines have not got blockages, leaks or kinks in the tubing. It is also why it can be quite painful post surgery as your body is like "OMFG WHAT HAPPENED? DID I GET RUN OVER?" as your insides do not like being touched or moved excessively let alone cut and stitched

Have you ever been around a pregnant woman? Organs become displaced a lot worse than 30 seconds on a Rollercoaster.

Oh don't worry, the intestines will find their way back to where they want to be, always. In surgery they just get tossed back into their cavity and they figure it out from there. ...also they're always moving.

As safe as putting a safety belt on a plane when you know it is there to keep the corpses in place to help identify people in case of a crash... or is it is rumored...

Of course imagine how fast fighter pilots travel

Apparently

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No. Everyone dies in roller coasters.

Didn't happen to me, I had very fast uterine involution and it felt like painful contractions.

Well, maybe better but still quite flexible and springy. The looseness helps the force of f.i. big falls dissipate more safely via the organs sliding around a bit to lose energy and later settling back.

Didn’t work. My feet smell like garlic and my neighbors are looking at me like I’m insane from what just happened in my garden. LOL.

sorry im an onion :(

Keep your damn feet off my garlic ! * while taking socks off*

It didn't work for me, but I'm barefoot 80% of the time and have thick calluses on my feet.

This fact is stated in Vollhardt's Organic chemistry book, the bible of organic chemistry and as a curious student I tried it out and it's true

Don't intend to try it, but have read it many times before. Also, DMSO (dimethyl sulfoxide) is a chemical with the unique characteristic of carrying chemicals with which it is mixed through the skin and throughout the body quite rapidly, with a mild garlic taste.

So that’s why people tell you to put Vicks on your feet when you have a cold! That’s a better experiment to try, not as bad as garlic.

So tempted to…

I’d try it but I don’t think I would ever recover from the shame 😂

Mmmmmm foot garlic

I will 🤚

No garlic??!?

Right here!

I'll try it today!

You can use onion too!

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Count me in - I'll get back to you.

I always have garlic. I order Chefsplate and they always send a whole bulb

I'll try it at some point. Will update when completed! :)

Where do I need to send?

They don;'t normally do. The garlic thing works because it contains essential oils, which have a very strong smell. This is why a person can exude the smell of garlic even hours after eating it...

doesn't it stop nail fungi to l

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Someone... might actually have done this. Semi-consensually. There was a guy who, through an accident that I won't go into, ended up with a stomach fistula, and a scientist was fascinated by it and basically made him a guinea pig for seeing how long it took various things to dissolve in stomach acid... it's complicated and fascinating and fairly disturbing. You can look up Alexis St. Martin for the whole bizarre story.