19 Of The Year’s Most Dubious Scientific Studies
The following is the result of real research and analysis. Face meet palm.
The following is the result of real research and analysis. Face meet palm.
Almost daily, new studies come out saying some habit or pill will either benefit your health, or destroy it. If you look closely, the studies end up contradicting each other.
Two monkeys side-by-side. One eats the amount it needs, the other the amount it wants. Click the image to see which money is healthier and has aged better. This graphic is from a NYT article that appeared in 2006 but it just hit the front page of Digg today! Better late than never when it comes to eating right. View Image ›
A scientific study is reporting that women who wore a stomach patch loaded with testosterone had twice the number of “satisfactory events” than those who didn’t. Here’s the thing. It’s only proven to work for post-menopausal women and one very unpleasant side-effect is an “increase in unwanted hair growth.” So - old, hairy ladies will be having twice as many orgasms as young, hairless girls. Yeah, that’s fair.
This image charts women’s penis-size preference on a technical scale from “ideal” to “not satisfying.” If you feel strongly about this topic, you can also participate in the vast penis-size debate forum. View Image ›
