By Emily Murray We’ve come a long way as a society in regards to gender equality. It’s more common today to see stay-at-home dads and bread winning moms, something that wasn’t fathomable in the 40s and 50s, but with both sexes working in many households, it means essentially working two full-time jobs. One from 9-5 … Continue reading This Just In – Housework is Bad for your Health! →

By Rebecca Jones Come Friday we all feel ready to indulge a little bit. If you are suffering from a case of the Fridays and feel likes it’s time to reward your week of hard work here are a few treats that it turns out are actually good for you. 1. Have a Glass of … Continue reading 6 Indulgences You Don’t Need to Feel Guilty About →

By Lauren Horton Last night thousands of fans were glued to their television sets as the NBA draft lottery took place.  A representative from all 13 eligible teams sat at their respective desks and awaited the drawing to find out what pick number they would get.  There were some usual suspects sitting in those chairs, … Continue reading Cleveland Cavaliers are Represented by a Hero with Neurofibromatosis →

By Emily Murray It’s happened to everyone at some point. You are sitting at your desk with multiple tasks on your “to-do” list staring blankly off into space when a coworker walks up and you are suddenly jolted from your sleep-like state. While many of us frequently have been victims of daydreaming, a new study … Continue reading ‘Local Sleep’ May Be Responsible For Wandering Minds →

By Rebecca Jones Every man is concerned with his ability to get and maintain an erection. Not only are they necessary for  a happy  sex life but they can help indicate one’s overall health as well. The penis can not function separately from the body so it’s fair to say that if you are not getting proper oxygen and blood circulation your penis … Continue reading 5 Tips for Stronger Erections →

By Emily Murray The Internet has brought an overwhelming amount of information to our finger tips and has become such an integral part of our everyday lives that be barely even recognize it’s presence anymore. Google searches now take the place of asking a friend for advice, settling a debate on the exact wording of … Continue reading Internet Usage and Prescription Drug Abuse →

By Rebecca Jones In recent years more and more articles are being published about the negative consequences of having children.  So far we’ve discovered that parents exercise less, weigh more, have poorer eating habits and suffer higher rates of depression. If that isn’t discouraging enough with the current state of the economy many of us … Continue reading Is Having Children a Poor Investment? →

By Rebecca Jones It’s a fact that our society just doesn’t get out and move like we used to. Groceries get delivered, we hit the drive thru for everything from the bank to the pharmacy and we get dinner dropped off right at our front door the only problem with all this convenience? The human … Continue reading How to Get More Exercise Without Really Trying →

By Emily Murray The desire to have animals in our lives begins in the first few years of development and  for many the desire never leaves. “Can we keep him mommy, pleeeease,” is often the start of  it all the first time we find a stray dog, frog or furry creature of any kind. When … Continue reading Animal Therapy: Why People Find Comfort in Pets →

By Emily Murray It’s hard to deny that some members of the opposite sex are infinitely more attractive to us than others. While our friends may not understand the attraction saying things like “I don’t think he’s cute” or “you can do better,” the throwback to our humble evolutionary beginnings trumps all else. Pheromones, the  chemical odors … Continue reading Do Birth Control Pills Mess With Natural Attraction? →