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Sitting at a table and occasionally moving chess pieces a few inches at a time turns out to be great exercise, at least if you're competing in a tournament. ESPN looked into why so many top-ranked chess players shed pounds a say while pushing pawns. Robert Sapolsky, who studies stress in primates at Stanford University,… READ THE REST

Pelvic floor therapist Dr. Alicia Jeffrey-Thomas, who has a doctorate in physical therapy, says peeing in the shower is a bad idea, even though a recent survey revealed that 76% percent of people like to do it. "Your bladder relies on signals it gets both from the stretch of the bladder walls as it fills,… READ THE REST

These stainless dental tools come in handier than I ever thought. If you've ever had to poke around in your kid's mouth to tighten their separator, you too may have wished for a dental mirror. I bought this set back in the early days of my daughter's orthodontia kicking in and it has been super… READ THE REST

Nowadays, strong, complicated passwords are necessary for everything in life, and there's nothing more frustrating than forgetting it and being locked out of your own accounts. Saving your passwords on websites is an alternative, but then your personal information is accessible to cyber-hacking. Instead, take the risk-free route with the JEM Biometric authentication device, making… READ THE REST

The pandemic has forced all of us to live with our decisions, which includes the type of furniture we're trapped indoors with. But if your furniture isn't helping you relax, do you truly own furniture, or is it just for show? If you're hunting for plush furniture that you can actually relax on after a… READ THE REST

You can spend hours and hours creating blogs, promotional content, and fancy landing pages for your business. But if you're not reaching the right clientele, all this hard work can fall on deaf ears, or blind eyes, digitally speaking. But if you can't gain more customers, how do you expect your business to grow?  Even… READ THE REST