The great fallacy is that things that make you feel good are bad for you. Do the things that feel good, and you may live longer! Find out how these six beliefs are actually false and you may find yourself a little bit freer!
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October 14, 2013
Soaps You Should Never Use – But 75% Of Households Do
A harsh chemical added to soap and other personal care products to fight germs may be taking a serious toll on your health.
Tags: antibacterial, asthma, breast milk, CDC, chlorine, cosmetics, EPA, fabrics, fda, lotions, mattresses, microbes, plastics, scientific american, soap, toothpaste, triclosan
September 4, 2013
How Tough Choices Tire The Brain
Is your brain letting you down? Why the mere act of making one simple decision could leave you feeling a whole lot dumber.
Tags: Brain, brain health, focus, scientific american, Superfoods, yale
March 25, 2013
Meditation, Sex, And The Brain On Bliss
Experts digging into the depths of the human brain say meditation and sex trigger the same response. But nothing lights up the mind like an orgasm.
Tags: depression, orgasm, pain, pleasure, scientific american
March 24, 2013
Can Eating Bacteria Make You Sexier?
We all know our diet has a direct effect on how we look and feel. Now, surprising new research shows that mice develop a certain sexy “swagger” after eating probiotics. Does this apply to humans as well?
February 10, 2013
Can Men And Women Be “Just Friends?”
Can men and women be “just friends?” If we all thought like women, almost certainly. But if we all thought like men, we’d probably be facing a serious overpopulation crisis.
February 4, 2013
Notorious Chemical BPA Linked To Pregnancy Complications
The destructive chemical found in plastic is now linked to an increased risk of miscarriage and birth defects like Down syndrome.