New Research Offers Mixed Signals on Fish Oil
The study comes with some big caveats
How Many Men Are Secretly Addicted to Video Games?
"Internet gaming disorder" is now a recognized mental-health condition, but the debate about the pros and cons of video games still rages
Wellness Brand Ritual Has a Refreshing Take on Supplements
Looking for supplements without any BS? Look no further
There’s a Good Chance You Have Plastic in Your Testicles
A recent study found microplastics in 100% of the human testes they analyzed
The Bleak Reason No One Says “BRB” or “GTG” Anymore
Remember when logging on was an actual event in your day?
This Has Become One of Our Favorite Solo Workouts
The tennis wall is your friend. Especially if you don't have a human one handy.
FDA Cracks Down on the Gray Market for Human Poop
Fecal therapy is growing, albeit slowly
Lifeguard Shape: Your Blueprint for the Ultimate Summer Body
Workouts tips and insight into how lifeguards train, sans any responsibility to actually patrol a beach
What’s It Like to Run for Nike…While Coaching High Schoolers?
Professional ultrarunner Tyler Green on how he prepares for race day, and helps others do the same
Why Men Should Give Light Therapy Masks a Try, Too
We dissect the wellness trend and review Therabody's shiny headgear
Adventureland: How-To Guides From Academics, Explorers and Endurance Athletes
From a large-carnivore ecologist to a free-diving champion, these experts detail the joys of adventure — and their tips for surviving it
How to Survive at Sea
Professor Mike Tipton, of the University of Portsmouth's Extreme Environments Laboratory, on staying safe in a nightmare scenario
How to Escape a Bear
Large-carnivore ecologist Dr. Rae Wynn-Grant on avoiding "Revenant"-style encounters in the wild
How to Ride the World’s Biggest Waves
Andrew Cotton, the star of HBO's "100 Foot Wave" and a Red Bull-signed athlete, on what it takes to rip with the big boys
How to Hold Your Breath for Longer
Adam Stern, Aussie free-diving champion and coach, on the art of underwater breath-holds
How to Mimic Altitude Training at Sea Level
Professor Grégoire Millet on earning those famous blood-cell benefits — without decamping to 8,000 feet