The human body functions with electrical pulses
- May 17th, 2012
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During the process of evolution, electric eels were the first to utilize the properties of electricity to the fullest. It got a stun gun embedded into its tail with an array of biological batteries which it uses as a stun gun against its predator.
Humans were a bit late in finding out about electricity and the way it would empower the world, although ancient alien theorists say that batteries were used even back at the time of the building of the Egyptian pyramids. All the bodies of the lifeforms on this planet work with electrical puleses. The brain sends signals to the bodies in form of electricitcal pulses. If you want to raise your arm, your brain tells the muscles to do it with electrical pulses. All voluntary and involuntary muscles in the body function with electrical pulses.
One very important involuntary muscle in the body is the heart, try telling it to stop, and it wont stop. You have absolutely no control over it. But with age, the pulses that it receives from the brain might weaken, and this is monitored with an ekg machine connected to your body with several electrodes.