‘Runner’s High’ Played a Role in Human Evolution

Posted on March 23, 2012 by admin

‘Runner’s High’ Played a Role in Human Evolution Quote: Aerobic exercise triggers a reward system in the body of long-distance running creatures like humans and dogs, but not ferrets, a study led by UA anthropologist David Raichlen suggests. In the last century, something unexpected happened: Humans became sedentary

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‘Runner’s High’ Played a Role in Human Evolution

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