BODY ANATOMY

BODY PART 

1. BODY STRUCTURE
2. SKIN
3. HAND
4. FINGERS
5. LEGS
6. BREAST-BUMS –BUTTOCK

Anatomy provides knowledge of the structure of various organs and Physiology provides knowledge about their functioning. The study of anatomy and physiology helps in preventing sports injuries and their rehabilitation.

BONE-BLOOD- MUSCLES

1. BONES SKELETON
2. BONES –TYPES
3. PARTS OF BONE
4. BONE –INGREDIENT
5. BONE –DISEASES
6. CRACKING OF JOINTS
7. BONE STRONGNESS – PBM
8. JOINTS AND BONES
9. BONE AND MUSCLES
10. BLOOD FORMATION
11. BLOOD PARTS

It is a branch of science that investigates organs, bones, structures, and cells that exist in animals and people. There is a related scientific discipline called physiology, which helps us to understand the functions of different parts of the body, but understanding anatomy is essential for physiology

BRAIN AND NERVOUS SYSTEM

1. NERVOUS SYSTEM
2. MAIN INGREDIENTS OF BRAIN PARTS
3. MAIN PARTS OF THE BRAIN
4. SKULL-SPINAL CORD

OTHER BRAIN TOPICS 

1.  MIND- MEMORY –BRAIN
2. CONSCIOUS – UNCONSCIOUS –SUBCONSCIOUS – MIND
3. BRAIN PROBLEM

   

4. BRAIN GROWTH
5. BRAIN SIZE- INTEELLIGENCE
6. KNOWLEDGE – INFORMATION – DIFFERENCE
7. MIND CHANGE AND DOG EXPERIMENT
8. PSCHYCHOLGY – KIDS LEARNING
9. SIGMA RULE
10. WHY IT IS HARD TO UNDERSTAND BRAIN

BRAIN-HEAD-MUSCLE -NERVES- DISEASE

1. HEAD AND BRAIN DISEASE
2. MENTAL AND PSYCHIATRIC DISEASES
3. DISORDERS OF MUSCLES -NERVES

They include Alzheimer’s disease, Parkinson’s disease, and ALS (amyotrophic lateral sclerosis), among many others. They’re most often slowly progressive and interfere with thought, memory, movement or some combination of these things.

BREATHING AND ITS ORGANS

1. LUNGS
2. NOSE
3. THROAT
4. NECK
5. BREATHING
6. INHALER AND SIDE EFFECTS
7. ASTHMA AND BRONCHITIS

EYES AND SLEEP

1. EYES-GESTURES
2. SEE- OVERLOOK-UNATTENTIVE
3. VISION
4. EYES AND SUNLIGHT
5. EYE DISEASE AND BLIND
6. SLEEP
7. SLEEPING ACTIVITIES
8. SLEEP –TIREDNESS
9. SWEAT-TEAR
10. GET UP

Your eyes are an important part of your health. Most people rely on their eyes to see and make sense of the world around them. But some eye diseases can lead to vision loss, so it is important to identify and treat eye diseases as early as possible.

FACIAL BODY PARTS

1. EAR
2. EAR-LISTEN
3. MOUTH-FACE 
4. TEETH

INNARDS

1. INNARDS
2. HEART
3. LUNGS- IN THE BREATHING SECTION
4. ABDOMEN – STOMACH
5. INTESTINES
6. DIGESTIVE SYSTEM
7. LIVER
8. KIDNEY

Organ meats are full of nutrients and are often pound-for-pound more nutritious than muscle meats. With the notable exceptions of tripe (intestines) and brains, most organ meats are good sources of numerous vitamins and minerals, including many of the B-Vitamins, iron, and zinc