Did you know these surprising answers to your health-related queries?
How often do you think about finding answers to simple health-related queries that bother you? Not really because they are not harming you instantly. But they may be slowly deteriorating your health. It’s essential to listen to your body because it carries you and gives a signal if it needs help. Let’s check surprising answers to health-related queries in a scientific way.
Why do heart attacks always cause chest pain?
They don’t. It is a big misconception. They may show less severe symptoms too like nausea, feeling light-headed, shortness of breath, anxiety or pain in one or both arms. If you expereince any of the above symptoms then even without chest pain, you should seek medical help.
How long do you need to exercise for it to count?
The exercise starts to count the minute you start exercising. It can be any physical activity and not just especially going to the gym or park. It’s a misconception that the initial 20 mins of any exercise regime is just warming up. It will count as exercise and is better than people not doing any exercise at all. So from now on just start exercising be it little only.
What part of the brain is hurt when you get headaches?
Most of the headaches have nothing to do with your brain being damaged or strained but with your head and other parts covering your brain like eyes, ears, lymph nodes, blood vessels, skin layers etc. The pressure is build up in these other areas when we feel a headache.
The brain is the place where we feel all sensations, so any discomfort or headaches are sensed in the brain. But actually, it originates outside the brain only.
Why do cold temperatures give you common cold?
While cold temperatures might affect your health but they don’t directly give you infections like a common cold. In fact, the cold temperatures force your body to divert more energy to stay warm leaving less energy to fight germs.
There are many more scientific reasoning for your health-related queries and they are truly surprising and fun to read. Let us know if you come across any such questions with a fact-based answer, we will definitely add it to our blog post.
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