Health & Medicine
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How Humans Evolved to Run (And Why a Sedentary Lifestyle is Killing Us)
Based on scientific evidence, it's likely that humans have spent millions of years honing their distance running skills. However, it's rare that humans run to hunt prey, if at all, making us sedentary. A sedentary lifestyle works against our natural impulses and causes health issues.
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