Organs in the body that we can live without

Organs in the body that we can live without

A new study revealed that there are 5 organs that your body can survive without and without ever getting out of balance, among them:

Wisdom tooth

Dental anthropologist and evolutionary biologist Peter S. Unger reports that three-quarters of us suffer from wisdom teeth, explaining that one reason for its existence is that it helped humans in the past to chew and digest difficult and unprocessed food, explaining that these teeth do not fit our jaw.

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The study confirmed that it is unnecessary, and the evidence for this is the continuation of life normally after its removal, and it is not clear until today what is its role in humans, and according to some hypotheses revealed by Dr. Jay Elad, a specialist in general surgery from Meir Clalit Medical Center, it plays a certain role. in the body's immune system.

Jacobson member

It is found between the nose and the mouth, and in humans it deteriorates during fetal development, as in sharks, bats and monkeys.

While many studies have reported, there is no neural connection between the fetus and our central nervous system, so it is often unnecessary.

The straightening muscle of the hair

They are small bumps that appear on the skin in cases of fear or cold, and are often not useful at all.

ear muscles

If you knew how to move your ears, you would probably have stronger muscles in your ears, but this strange ability has no physiological advantage in humans today.

Dr. Gertie explained that many animals use a version of these muscles to move the ear, as anyone who has ever bred a dog or cat will attest, but it is more or less unnecessary.