PAPERWEIGHT WORKOUT.
This makes a perfect wrist exerciser. Rest your forearm on a solid surface and hold the paperweight in your hand. Bend your hand from the wrist 10 times then reverse your arm and repeat in the other direction and finish with 10 twists.
This may not seem that important but when you are working on a computor all day this exercise is very good to keep your wrist supple and strong. We tend to forget to care for our wrists and can be easily broken or sprained.
INNIES Vs OUTIES.
According to researchers at the University of Helsinki, men prefer women who have belly buttons that are T-shaped or oval and vertical, with a little hooding and which don’t protrude. In short, they dislike protruding ‘Outies’ and don’t favour the cavernours variety, either.
I am sure your life will never be the same, now that you have that information.
BLUE EYES.
French researchers have found that people with blue eyes are significantly more likely to reach 100 years of age than those with brown or black eyes.
Woopeee roll on 100 years, mine are blue.
CHANGING HAIR COLOR
42% of women according to Women’s Health Resource centre, women change their hairstyle or colour after a life- changing event, like losing a job or going through a divorce.
I guess I must be continually having a life changing event as I am always changing my hairstyle and colour.
BODY ODOR.
Now I bet you didn’t know this one. Offensive body odour is actually illegal in public libraries in San Luis, Obispo county, California.
RETAIL TUNES.
Different types of music an make you spend more! According to English research, Ravel’s Bolero will have you reaching for more expensive products, while Madonna’s Material Girl encourages you to fill you supermarket trolly faster than 10CC’s I’m not in love.
This is true actually, If I am in a shop and the music playing is something that I really like, I do tend to spend a longer time in the shop. At least till the song finishes.
HYPOCHONDRIAC HOSPITAL
Now this is weird. A Norwegian hospital has opened a clinic for hypochondriacs. Director Dr Ingvard Wilhelmsen says “Healthy people who imagine they have an awful disease really suffer and need help. Only patients in the good physical health will be admitted.
I don’t know who is going to declare wether you are a hypocondriac or not I am thinking that you will be admitted if you can afford to pay the fee. Expensive I should think.
I HAVE HEARD THIS SURVEY RESULT BEFORE.
I guess it is true hat people prefer to see doctors and helth specialists in a suit or shirt with trousers or skirt depending on the gender. A study at London’s Royal Free Hospital found patients thought practitioners in white coats were less caring and in more of a hurry
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