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What's Behind The Strange Drop In American Body Temperatures Over The Past 200 Years?

What's Behind The Strange Drop In American Body Temperatures Over The Past 200 Years?
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What's Behind The Strange Drop in American Body Temperatures Over The Past 200 Years?


The human body is often said to rest at a healthy internal temperature of 37 degrees Celsius, or 98.6 degrees Fahrenheit. ....

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Americans body temperatures declined for decades, do less physical activity than 200 years ago

The average American does less physical activity a day than they did 200 years ago and their average body temperature is lower than previously thought, according to a newly published study. ....

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Running is a total body affair, a stable head is essential » Borneo Bulletin Online


February 26, 2021
Gretchen Reynolds
THE NEW YORK TIMES/ CNA – We can thank early human evolution that many of us can enjoy running as much as we do.
Watch anyone with a ponytail run, and you can see their hair repeatedly describe a figure-eight in the air, responding to the forces generated by the running.
But their heads stay still, their eyes and gaze level.
If it weren’t for some unique evolutionary advances, our heads would do the same as that ponytail, flopping like a swim noodle when we run, according to a clever new study of how – and why – our upper bodies seem to work the way they do when we run, but not when we walk. ....

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