00:00Khusham Madid, in today's detailed study we will talk about the human ear, which if you ask the truth is an amazing thing.
00:07Hayati is a superpower, so let's go deep into it without further ado and see what it is.
00:14How big is the small Ujav?
00:29How can we protect this precious machinery from everyday dangers? So let's get started.
00:36Let us move ahead with some amazing facts related to the ear, which are really shocking.
00:44First, consider this: in human senses
00:58The answer is quite surprising, and the numbers and figures clearly show that the mind is a different sense.
01:06Just imagine how fast it understands housing compared to, where it takes 13 minutes to process the building.
01:13milliseconds and 50ms for the part of the touch
01:16While it takes seconds, the hiss of the Samat is so fast that the brain processes it completely in just 0.05 seconds.
01:23But it processes it, isn't it amazing?
01:26Now here's a stark contrast, we all know that light travels at 300 million meters per second.
01:32It travels at a tremendous speed, whereas the speed of sound is only 340 meters per second, so the brain
01:39How does it process quickly?
01:41The secret of this actually lies in the fact that when sound waves actually hit our ears, then
01:48After receiving that signal, the brain understands it much faster than an uninterrupted signal.
01:55Is.
02:11It makes us believe in the tremendous strength and delicacy of human life.
02:16If we talk about the physical structure of the ear, then the external ear works exactly like a chimney or funnel.
02:23Does.
02:24Its basic purpose is to collect the sounds of the Ardkird, amplify them and then transmit them to the interior.
02:33And the most interesting thing is that it is because of this external structure that we come to know that sound
02:40Is it coming from the front or behind?
03:03The very delicate and important function of transmitting sounds to the inner ear is provided by the eardrum.
03:09Now let us move to the other aspect where we will see that the function of the ear is not only to hear but also to
03:15Our Dikar also has a deep connection with Hawas.
03:18Now what is really interesting here is that the ear is actually a major center or a source of energy for the body.
03:27Acts as a multi-sensory hub.
03:30From maintaining physical balance to feeling the taste, it plays a role that we all appreciate.
03:37Generally they don't even wait.
03:39What happens is that a special type of seal fluid is found inside the ears.
03:44As soon as the head is moved, this material also becomes mobile.
03:49This cell continuously sends signals to the brain, which maintains the balance of the body and gives the brain
03:55Immediately it becomes known whether the body is standing, sitting or lying down.
04:00In fact, this inner sial is the real root of human action and balance.
04:31Who could have thought that taste would be related to ears.
04:35And you can judge the alertness of the ear from the fact that it remains on duty 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
04:41It never goes off.
04:42Even at night, when the noise in the market is still, the ear continues its work.
04:49What happens is that the brain blocks out minor sounds during sleep so that we can sleep better.
04:55It should not be disturbed, but the truth is that the ear remains awake and listening all the time.
05:00So let's move this way and see how such intricate and delicate machinery works naturally.
05:07What dangers can it face?
05:10If we look at the ground realities and the data of the situation, we can get a good idea of the situation.
05:17Is.
05:18Statistics show that in India alone, approximately 63 million people suffer from a significant impairment or deprivation of their health.
05:26There is hunting.
05:27Such a large number shows us the true picture of this serious Tibbi issue which countless people face every day.
05:36There are many reasons for these increasing problems of Samat.
05:40These include the effects of advancing age, genetic or seasonal changes, and above all, the present times.
05:46This includes the steadily increasing presence of noise in our everyday environment.
05:51These are some of the major dangers that our society has to face every day.
05:56So the most important point here is what is that source of noise from which the real danger arises?
06:02The bell is saved.
06:03According to experts, 85 decibels is the extreme and dangerous limit from where human consciousness becomes permanent and stable.
06:11The process of causing harm begins.
06:14This kind of continuous noise is not safe for our ears in any way.
06:44Where we will talk about some very easy, natural and simple measures by adopting which we can protect our ears.
06:53Can keep it.
07:14Take proper care of cleanliness.
07:16These are simple household habits that can effectively maintain this magnificent machinery.
07:23The gist of today's entire discussion is that the human ear is undoubtedly a tremendous living wonder.
07:30But before leaving, a very deep question comes to mind.
07:34Do we really take all those precautions in our homes on a daily basis to protect this priceless blessing?
07:40We are doing what we should be doing.
07:42It is our fundamental responsibility to preserve this wonderful talent.
07:46That's all for today.
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