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Humans Used to Be Able to Hibernate, Evidence Suggests Prevention 1/10/2021 The evidence is from nutritional diseases that leave permanent marks on the skeleton. This group of humanlike primates spent winters sheltered inside dark, but safe caves. In a new study, scientists reveal their findings from a key investigation: did humans or their ancestors ever hibernate? While it’s difficult to make a conclusive case after thousands of years, researchers have combined observations from the fossil record and believe humans had a form of hibernating in the long-ago past. The results show throug...

lot of the time, including through the cold and difficult winter months. Today, we know that hibernating animals walk a very fine line of preparation and subsistence, building fat stores and activating biological triggers to lower body temperature and metabolism. But while modern humans have technology that staves off nutritional diseases, for example, our prehistoric ancestors had no such luck. ZZZZZ It’s in these absences, which leave physical marks on the human skeleton, that researchers have found their clues. Here’s just part of the laundry list of self evident health conditions...

First, have you heard of this 4'4" nascar driver ripping up the track winning races? cnn's chief medical correspondent sanjay gupta has the story in turning point. >> he was born with a bone disorder that's the most common type of dwarfism. but that has quell ed his competitive streak. >> i don't think my stature is affected my driving style or what i do on and off the racetrack. in anything i have ever done, i wanted to win. >> and win he does. he won nearly a quarter of his races in 2014 and grabbed his first ever nascar victory in july. >> got the lead with numerous laps to go and lost the ...