Why Do We Hiccup: The Surprising Evolutionary Purpose of Hiccups
Here is the evolutionary purpose behind the annoying “hic!” involving infant survival. Your brain and nerves perform a complex dance to make you hiccup.
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Here is the evolutionary purpose behind the annoying “hic!” involving infant survival. Your brain and nerves perform a complex dance to make you hiccup.
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Hiccups can happen to anyone at any age. Even unborn babies get hiccups, which some believe may help prepare them to begin breathing air. Although there is no consensus on the role that hiccups play in adults, researchers from University College London1 announced in 2019 that hiccups in newborns trigger brain signals, which may help […]
No, it doesn't involve a spoonful of sugar.