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Author: Efraim Harari I Dimensions: 8.5"x12" I Format: Hardcover I ISBN: 978-1-60091-809-4 I Length: 160 I Publisher: Israel Bookshop Publications

Marvels of creation from a Torah Perspective.

How do my eyes see? Why do I blush?
Why can't I taste when I have a cold?
What does the expression "butterflies in my stomach" mean?

Of all the amazing wonders in the world that Hashem created, the human body unquestionably takes first place. The intricacies that go on within our bodies are so mindboggling, one could spend his whole life marveling about them! The heart, the brain, the spine, the joints, the skin, the kidneys, and all the other organs and body parts each have a specific role, and they each function in an unbelievably precise and efficient manner so that the entire body works properly.

If you've ever wondered what exactly the spleen does; where your sinuses are; why hair becomes gray as a person ages; or any other intriguing anatomy-related matter, you'll be captivated by this fascinating book, in which we uncover the how's, what's, and why's of many parts in the human body.

So, get prepared to take a fun and exploratory journey into the wonders and mysteries of the human anatomy. From the strands of your hair to the tips of your toenails, Exploring the Wonders of the Human Anatomy brings you intriguing science facts and information about your body that you may have never thought about or known.

by Efraim Harari

Weight 1.6 lbs
Sku: 14487

$ 49.93

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