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Why Petting Your Dog After a Stressful Experience Could Help You Later
Petting a dog didn’t speed up stress recovery, but it appeared to help people stay calmer during another stressful task.
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Did Scientists Just Discover a New Way to Fight Alzheimer’s Disease? Here’s Everything We Know.
Researchers found promising changes in memory performance and an Alzheimer’s-related blood marker after participants took probiotics.
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Sex Is Just as Effective as Nasal Spray for a Stuffy Nose, According to Scientists
A study found that sex temporarily improved nasal breathing as much as decongestant spray, although the relief only lasted about an hour.
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Fruits and Veggies Are Less Nutritious Than They Were 60 Years Ago (And Scientists Don’t Know Why)
This is why your nails are brittle.
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Scientists Just Found a New Life Hack to Deal With Blood Sugar Spikes. But Does It Work?
Researchers say consuming olive oil before a carbohydrate-rich meal slowed digestion and reduced blood sugar spikes in laboratory mice.
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Does Weed Actually Help You Sleep? Here’s What a New Study Says.
A review of nine clinical trials found no reliable evidence that cannabis meaningfully improves sleep for people with insomnia.
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Courtesy of Black Bear Pictures An OB-GYN Has a Warning for Anyone Getting Too Excited About Alexander Skarsgård’s New Movie
Think before you masturbate!
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How Your Dog’s Brain Works More Like Yours Than You Think, According to Scientists
A study suggests dogs experience the ‘bouba-kiki effect,’ associating rounded sounds with rounded shapes and sharper sounds with spiky ones.



