Step Aside Mario Kart — Virtual Reality Treadmills Are The Newest In Fitness Gaming
Has the gym of the future arrived? Virtual reality meets total body movement with the Virtuix Omni Treadmill — a full-blown immersive experience that makes you run, jump, crouch, and sprint as you explore 3D worlds.
Read MoreRethinking Fitness: Your Fantasy Football League Could Boost Physical Activity Levels By 31% [News]
New research suggests that the popularity of online fantasy sports leagues could be a new way to boost physical activity and the fitness of individuals.
Read MoreFood For Thought: Does A Food’s Texture (In Your Mouth) Impact How Many Calories We Eat?
The heated creamy vs. crunchy debate might hit more than just peanut butter. New research suggests that the way food feels in your mouth might impact the way you perceive calories and ultimately how MUCH you’re eating.
Read MoreWhy The “Healthy Eating Is Too Expensive” Excuse Isn’t Legitimate Anymore (And How To Kick It Out For Good)
“I would love to eat healthier, but it’s insanely expensive,” is an excuse we hear all too often. And that raises an important question: does a healthy diet really cost THAT much more? Turns out, it doesn’t.
Read MoreRise And Shine (Literally): Soaking Up Morning Rays Could Help Keep Off Weight [Study]
Odds are, most of your day is spend in dull, indoor light. Get up and step outside — new research shows that starting your day off with bright morning sunshine could help prevent weight gain.
Read MoreStart Marinating Your Steak In BEER, Because Science Says It Fights Cancer [Study]
Fire up the grill and douse your meat with a fresh Bud. And then crack one open for yourself — new research found that it might just help fight cancer.
Read MoreMiracle Melons — Crunching On This Superfruit Might Help Lower Blood Pressure [Study]
Despite being 92% water, experts say that watermelon could be hiding powerful, heart-saving health perks within its green shell. Crack one open just in time for summer.
Read MoreExperts Explain Why Being Underweight Might Be MORE Dangerous Than Being Obese [Study]
New research reveals that being too thin puts you in quite a risky place, with a heightened risk of death. Could being underweight be MORE dangerous than being obese?
Read More[News] Selfie Addiction: The Dangers In Chasing The “Perfect Photo”
Addicted to selfies? Psychiatrists are now linking various mental conditions, such as addiction, OCD, and Body Dysmorphic Disorder to obsessive selfie-taking behaviors.
Read More[Study] The One INSANE Health Benefit Of The Tequila Plant That You Knew Nothing About
For many people, tequila has had a promising effect on liquid courage. Now, researchers say the plant used to create it may unlock a number of health benefits, help with weight loss, and even assist the more than 26.2 million type 2 diabetics in America.
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