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2. Explain what might be happening to the cells in the tissues of your hand or foot when you feel the sensation of them "being asleep."

2. Explain what might be happening to the cells in the tissues of your hand or foot when you feel the sensation of them "being asleep."
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2. Explain what might be happening to the cells in the tissues of your hand or foot when

you feel the sensation of them "being asleep."

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Well, when you have them in a certain position, the blood flow cuts off and no blood is going to your hand/body it eventually comes back.

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