• May 09

    Easiest Ways to Cut the Gut

    As you shed layers and the summer sun approaches, you may start to notice the new addition your friend beer left you this winter. The bulging belly sitting where your abs used to be, although useful insulation during cold days, is begging to get its ass kicked this summer. Nobody likes being the newly anointed fat kid come summer, so prepare yourself to out-skinny the skinnies, and follow... read more


  • Apr 11

    Women! Take off your bras, they are hurting your boobs

    Turns out, hippie chicks were on to something when they let their breasts hang free. According to sports scientist and professor Jean-Denis Rouillon of the Centre Hospitalier Universitaire in France, bras are bullshit; free boobing is the way to go. Roullion painstakingly took on the treacherous task of spending 15 years measuring changes in women’s breasts using a ruler and calipers.... read more


  • Mar 22

    Mom is allergic to exercise. And so are we.

    Yes, that's what it is. Everytime we get the urge to become productive, get off the couch and do something with our lives, we lay back down and let it pass. We can't risk the negative health effects of working out. Just look at 33-year-old Kaisia Beaver, a mom from Britain who experiences an allergic reaction each time she begins to exercise. Her eyes swell,... read more


  • Mar 14

    No clothes, no problem: sleeping nude is healthier

    We're always fascinated by the amount of time scientists have to research random life conundrums that they feel are pressing issues and must be dug up and revealed immediately. Exhibit A: sleeping naked is healthier. Why they felt this was priority numero uno over cancer treatments and child hunger beats us, but none-the-less - and as nighttime nudes - we're enthralled.

    Studies show... read more


  • Mar 06

    Do pessimists live longer? We hope so.

    For all of the happy wide-eyed optimists walking the streets, we have news for you: turn that smile upside down if you wish to have a longer life. According to a new study in Psychology and Aging, optimists have a reason to be pessimistic when it comes to life expectancy. In the study, people over the age of 65 who overestimated how satisfied they'd be with their life in 5 years... read more