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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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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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