Scientists have not ceased to unveil better and faster ways of solving the human problems we experience here on earth. Weight loss is not an exception. What has weight loss got to do with the picture below?
The creature above is called the African lungfish, or scientifically: Protopterus annectens.
So whats so special about this fish. Well, this fish can live in suspended animation, (otherwise called aestivation) without food and water for three to five years. They wake up when water becomes available.
During suspended animation, animals are inactive for an extended period—they take in no food or water and make no urine or waste. They enter a state of torpor, slowing down the biological time in relation to the clock time.
Suspended animation has long fascinated scientists because of its great application potentials in fields ranging from medicine to space travel. But today, weight loss experts are equally looking at the possibility of using this in the reduction of fat and cholesterol in the human body.
Though its possibility in the human body is still being researched, BUT once it clicks, men and women can now easily loose weight in a matter of months, just by going to the hospital and placed on suspended animation in two or three months, you are back to shape.
Equally, surgeons would have more time to operate on patients during critical moments when blood circulation stops, and the dream of long-distance space travel could be realized.
So, for the mean time, if you are in need of weight loss, simply practice your own mini-suspended animation by always eating light especially fruits and vegetables before going to bed.
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