How many muscles are in the average human body?
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How many muscles are in the average human body?
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There are roughly 600 individual muscles within the average human body, performing various functions such as pumping blood, supporting movement, or lifting weights. Various muscles perform unique functions, which can be classified as:

• Skeletal muscle - Specialized tissue that is attached to the bones, and allows movement which is controlled through voluntary conscious control. These muscles are typically grouped into opposing pairs, such as biceps and triceps, and together form the musculoskeletal system with the bones. 

• Smooth muscle - Muscles that are not under human conscious control, these are located in various internal structures such as the digestive tract, blood vessels, and arteries. These muscles are arranged in layered sheets along the length of the structure, which contract in wave-like motions.

• Cardiac muscle - specifically the heart, which is a muscle that contracts and relaxes without human control to pump blood throughout the body.
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There are roughly 600 individual muscles within the average human body, performing various functions such as pumping blood, supporting movement, or lifting weights. Various muscles perform unique functions, which can be classified as:

• Skeletal muscle - Specialized tissue that is attached to the bones, and allows movement which is controlled through voluntary conscious control. These muscles are typically grouped into opposing pairs, such as biceps and triceps, and together form the musculoskeletal system with the bones. 

• Smooth muscle - Muscles that are not under human conscious control, these are located in various internal structures such as the digestive tract, blood vessels, and arteries. These muscles are arranged in layered sheets along the length of the structure, which contract in wave-like motions.

• Cardiac muscle - specifically the heart, which is a muscle that contracts and relaxes without human control to pump blood throughout the body.</s>
