Our lives are a series of choices we make while resolving various tasks. The quality of our choices determine the quality of our lives. So far, so good. But how do we become good at…
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Genetic research finds amazing links between specific gene variations and certain qualities of people’s lives. A recent study found a link between a specific gene variation and happiness in a marriage. DNA that helps marriage…
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Compared to other apes, humans possess much larger brains and 3 times more neurons. A recent study sheds the light on the event that made it possible. The reason why humans have larger brains than…
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Walking with a partner slows you down, researchers from Purdue University discovered. Couples who stride hand-in-hand are substantially slower compared to people strolling solo. Research: A partner slows you down when walking Dreaming of lovely strolls…
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A new research has shown that caffeine 30 minutes before training raises maximal fat oxidation. Moreover, the effect of caffeine is more noticeable during the day than in the morning. Drink a cup of coffee…
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The success of your search for a partner is determined by how easy you are going to make it for yourself. Did you think it would be “hard work and dedication”? Not at all. Search…
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Getting up and going to bed at the same time is better for your mood, and sleep irregularities are making you grumpy. This is the conclusion from a recent study by American researchers. Irregular sleep…
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Working out while sipping on a pink drink makes people perform better while enjoying it more, a recent research found. Apparently, our brains pick on cues from the liquid colour to enhance performance. Want to…
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High-tech analysis of the shoulder assembly of ‘Little Foot’, an Australopithecus that lived more than 3 million years ago, opens a window to the crucial period when our human ancestors diverged from apes. A clue to interpreting…
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A recent research confirmed that using less offensive words when describing certain strong terms changes people’s perception about the actions and the subject. Doublespeaking phenomenon Researchers at the University of Waterloo discovered that doublespeak actually…
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