10 Super Facts About Women

During pregnancy, a woman’s uterus can expand to 500 times its original size – from the size of a pear to accommodate a full-grown baby!

Women have a stronger immune system than men, thanks to higher levels of estrogen, which helps fight infections.

Women are better at multitasking due to a more developed corpus callosum, the part of the brain that connects the two hemispheres.

Women have a stronger sense of smell and taste, which is linked to their ability to detect subtle changes in their environment.

Women’s hearts beat faster than men’s, but they live longer on average – a testament to their resilience.

Women are natural problem-solvers, often using both emotional and logical reasoning to find solutions.

Women produce oxytocin, the “love hormone,” in higher quantities, making them more empathetic and nurturing.

Women have a higher pain tolerance than men, especially during childbirth, which is considered one of the most painful experiences.

Women are excellent communicators, using both verbal and non-verbal cues to express themselves effectively.

Women are leaders of change – from science to politics, they continue to break barriers and inspire generations.