The Weird Trick That Makes You Want Less Junk Food
Next time you're craving a juicy burger? Just look at one.
Why You’re Sharp One Day and Foggy the Next
Apparently, good days are 80 minutes more productive than bad days. We unpack the new science.
Does the Future of Dating Apps Involve Retinal Scans?
Tinder recently announced an expanded partnership with World ID to verify that its app users are real people.
Study Suggests Red Hair Is a Sign of Human Evolution
Good news for the gingers among us
“Rawdogging” a Flight Sounds Miserable. But It’s Good for Your Brain.
Think of it as a kind of meditation
Elevate Your High With These 22 Essential Weed Accessories
The most stylish and useful products for a better high
6 Nutrition Secrets From a Premier League Private Chef
Jonny Marsh dishes on what elite players eat for performance and recovery, and what you can learn from their diets
The Case for "Strategic Laziness"
Rest and creativity go hand in hand. As artists and athletes explain, downtime improves performance, focus and long-term success.
Why You Should Try a No-Plan Gym Day Once a Month
Your strength routine could benefit from a regular "factory reset"
Take It From a Woman: Read This Before You Buy Her Flowers
Men know they should gift their partner flowers, but is there a “right” way to do it?
CAR T Therapy Shows Promise Against Combination of Autoimmune Diseases
Positive news in the category of genetic engineering
Therapists Should Ask Patients About Their AI Use, New Paper Advises
It's part of a growing consensus
Does Your Relationship Have a “Gap”?
From "restaurant gaps" to "intelligence gaps," the internet is fixated on the differences between couples. One expert says it's a sign people are craving deeper connections.
It’s Never Too Late to Start Rucking. Here’s How.
Rucking is full-body fitness at its finest. Here’s how to get started, with help from GoRuck co-founder Emily McCarthy.
This Superfruit Could Help Reset Your Sleep Cycle
Eating two of these an hour before bed goes a long way
Do You Have “Shortcut Syndrome”? Here’s How to Fix It.
Our simple antidote to frictionless living: do hard things