Undoubtedly, there are great miracles in nature, and throughout history, mankind has been working to get a share of it. Japanese scientists have found the cure for muscle inactivity in bears.
human bear serum
As it is known, muscle structure is managed by mechanisms that function to synthesize and balance muscle proteins. However, muscles that do not move for a certain period of time cause muscle loss and trigger diseases such as obesity.
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In hibernating animals, on the other hand, special molecules in their blood prevent them from being damaged, even if the muscles remain motionless for months. In the summer, these molecules become passive. Japanese scientists aim to prevent muscle loss in humans by turning these molecules into serum in bears.
The studies are still in the early stages because the factor that prevents the muscles from dying has not been determined yet. By identifying this factor, the researchers want to reveal better rehabilitation opportunities in situations such as bedridden patients.
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