Friday, December 19, 2025

Wellness

Bracelet Shocks You To Keep You From Doing Bad Things

You can trigger the electrical current yourself whenever you feel like having a cigarette or a cookie, or you can program the device to prevent you from sleeping in.

LSD Microdosing Study Indicates Silicon Valley Bro Trend Isn’t All Positive

A new study published in the journal Biological Psychiatry demonstrates empirical proof that microdosing is not merely a placebo effect, although it disputes the level of benefits that microdosing provides users.

5 Essentials Skills You Can Learn On Your Own

As we get older and life starts to grow more complicated, it's tough to create the space necessary for developing skills and hobbies that we're interested in pursuing.

Don’t Listen To ‘Natural Birth Control’ Suggestions On Twitter

Twitter user and podcast host Bria Badu was heavily criticized after tweeting that papayas and wild yams were an effective method of birth control.

Can Cannabis Help Older Generations Feel Better And Work Longer

More than half of older adults have one or more medical conditions and symptoms that can be relieved by medical cannabis.

Does Hitting The Snooze Button Help Or Hinder Sleep?

Delaying getting out of bed for nine minutes by hitting the snooze is simply not going to give us any more restorative sleep.

When A Pool Smells Like Chlorine It Means This

A pool that smells heavily of chemicals and chlorine likely means there's a lot of bacteria and contaminants in there.

5 Tips To Help You Survive The Middle Seat On A Long Flight

Middle seats shouldn't exist but they do, so something must be done to make it better. Here's a short list of things you can do in order to make your seating arrangements more bearable and the hours fly by faster.

Survey: Parents And Their Children Are Equally Addicted To Smartphones

Parents who are concerned with their kids' tech habits should monitor their own smartphone usage, since that instructs children on how to behave at home.

5 Foods To Eat Before You Go Out Drinking

By eating some food before you go out and start drinking, you’ll add some padding onto your stomach, slowing down the getting drunk process and preventing your blood alcohol level from rising so rapidly.

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