The heart pumps blood to the lungs and then to the body, through the arteries. After reaching the cells of the body in the capillaries, the blood returns through the veins, pushed by pressure and muscle contractions through one-way valves.
Well, I hope this answers your people's questions, VERY much..but here's the answer: It's not THAT solid to actually feel INSIDE your body. Well, I don't really know the answer, but people can improve it if they want. Thank you for seeing my answers :)
Because there is an artery close to the skin there.
When you are in an air-conditioned room, the temperature is lower than your body's normal temperature, leading to a sensation of feeling cold. This occurs as your body tries to maintain its core temperature by constricting blood vessels and reducing blood flow to the skin, affecting how warm or cold you feel.
After sex, your body releases hormones like oxytocin and endorphins that can make you feel more relaxed, happy, and connected to your partner. Additionally, physical activity during sex can lead to increased blood flow, which may make you feel more energized or invigorated. The experience of intimacy and pleasure can also result in a sense of satisfaction and contentment in the body.
After warming up, the body may feel more flexible, loose, and more prepared for physical activity. Blood flow to the muscles increases, enhancing muscle performance and reducing the risk of injury. Overall, you may feel more energized and ready to engage in your workout or activity.
When your body tries to digest anything, even gas, the blood rushes to the stomach area to aid in digestion. This means that the blood is rushing away from the extremities, causing coldness.
well in your body when your blood is rushing down your body is not quit used to it so you will feal quit discomfert.For me I have no pain.It all depends on your pain tolorence.
Exercise has increased the blood flow throughout your body (circulation), and you are just feeling the blood rushing through your veins faster than when you're not exercising.
Your heart beating (The muscles in the heart relaxing and contracting) to pump the blood around your body, without which you would die. Your pulse is the blood rushing through your veins after each 'pump', hence you can feel your pulse.
A subjective experience that we cannot explain with the information given. It is a sure sign, however, that you are drinking too much.
The blood is rushing away from your head to your gut in the "fight or flight" reflex, getting you ready to run, so you might feel a little dizzy as your blood pressure changes.
It is different between boys and girls but some common signs are sweating, getting ver flustered, you can feel blood rushing around your body, you can't concentrate . In a boy it's fairly obvious, your penis gets erect.
That's the testosterone and estrogen rushing through your body.
Yes, You Can Because It Is Biting Into Your Blood Veins And Sucking Blood From Your Body.
When the elevator suddenly stops, your body tends to remain in motion due to inertia (Newton's First Law). As a result, your blood continues moving downward towards your feet until it catches up with your body's new motionless state. This is why you may feel a momentary sensation of blood rushing from your head to your feet.
The heart contracts to push blood out, and expands as blood already sent around the body is pushed back into the heart. I believe they are called LUBS and DUBS, feel free to correct that last part if needed.
Yes he will, he can feel it rushing