Secrets about what is behind our chests / the heart

The heart is an organ that capable of beating outside the body, beating 5 liters of blood daily to the entire body. Experiencing a temporary cardiac shock due to emotional trauma, or a broken heart syndrome, in which stress hormones are carried in the blood can be suspicion with heart attack symptoms. A study shows that men, who lose their hair at the top of the scalp are highly susceptible to develop heart diseases. Obesity, lack of movement, and smoking are the most reasons for heart diseases. In contrast, laughing relaxes the heart walls, thus, improves the blood circulation of the body.

The heart is created first before the brain in the fetus. Contrarily of the previous observance that the brain regulates heartbeats, it can be the opposite, in which the heart is the organ, which is responsible for the brain work. In heart transplanting operation, in which the surgeon places the new heart in the patient’s chest, it immediately starts beating without receiving the order of the pulse from the brain. The heart has more than 40 thousand neural cells work efficiently on regulating heartbeats and secreting hormones as well as storing information. Then, this information, which has an essential role in understanding and realizing processes is sent to the brain. Therefore, each blood cell nourishes the body of the blood as well as information.

A three years old girl has drowned in her house swimming pool, as a result, the parents decide to donate their daughter’s heart to be implanted in a nine years old boy. After a while, the young boy starts being afraid to be thrown in water. This incident proves the fact that each cell of the heart cells has memory, and the heart is studied in its anatomical details, but its physiological aspects remain absent.

Research of HeartMath institute indicates that the heart has a strong electrical field, in which it affects the individuals around us, making human communication through one’s heart. The results also show the change in one's heartbeats rhythm can reflect on the brain activity of the other person₁. As a result, sitting close, touching, or talking with someone makes his brain affected by your heart. Stay safe and have a healthy heart!

Then have they not traveled in the earth so that they have hearts to consider with or ears to hear with? Surely then it is not the beholdings (i.e. the eyes) that (grow) blind, but (it is) the hearts within the breasts that (grow) blind. Surah Al Hajj, verse 46

References:

Science of the heart, Institute of HeartMath ₁

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