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More than one brain cell dies, a series of them do. It is not a really drastic thing as everyone occasionally bangs their head but it is serious in repeated cases. Brain cells are always growing so it will not cause any long-term damage, unless, as i said before, it was repeated often and the head is banged very hard.
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Do you lose any brain cells when you bang your head?
yes. ♥
How many times do you have to bang your head against the wall to lose all your brain cells?
23
What important job does the skull do everytime you bang your head?
It has to do a scan of everything to make sure it is working perfectly and also every single time you bang your head or it gets hit you loose some of your brain cells and these kind of brain cells can never return or be made again!
What would be harmful to the brain?
A bang on the head !
What important job does the skull have to perform to your brain if you bang your head?
Take out the brain carefully!
Do you lose brain cells if you hit someone on the head?
no you don't lose brain cells you fool
Do you lose brain cells if you bang your head?
Yes, banging your head can cause a concussion, which may result in temporary or permanent damage to brain cells. It is important to seek medical attention if you experience any head injury to prevent further complications.
What important job does the skull have to perform everytime you bang your head?
it prevents your brain from getting squashed
Do you lose brain cells when you hit your self in the head with something?
Yes you do because when you hit someone your brain cells get killed because your brain cells are very easy to damage!
What is the size of a grasshoppers brain?
There is a group of nerve cells within the grasshopper's head. This is the brain and is small enough to fit within the head.
Do brain cells die when you hit your head?
of corse but kicker out
What can make you lose brain cells?
Certain drugs may cause brain cells to die. However, the main cause of brain cells dying is aging. This may happen quicker and earlier in some people who have a history of Alzheimer's Disease or Multiple Sclerosis.
