THE ULTIMATE TATTOO commitment is a neck tattoo. Ink on your neck is wildly visible – and, at times, stigmatised. But no one can deny that a neck tattoo is undeniably badass. Yet heavily inked people know neck tattoos aren’t something to take lightly. Not only are...
IN AN INTERVIEW with People, actor James Van Der Beek has revealed he's been diagnosed with cancer. "I have colorectal cancer. I’ve been privately dealing with this diagnosis and have been taking steps to resolve it, with the support of my incredible family,” he said....
Norse Organics, a Norwegian skincare company, has created a niche in the skincare industry by using rare Arctic plants and beeswax to effectively remove acne bacteria and prevent future breakouts. Having successfully launched across the US, EU and selling-out in...
SKY-HIGH TESTOSTERONE seems to be everyone’s answer for what ails all men, promising more energy, bigger muscles, higher sex drive, better mood and PBs in the gym. At least that’s the picture promoted by supplement spruikers, online ‘men’s health’ clinics and plenty...
The fight for body positivity may have started with its focus centred on the female body, but the movement was in fact kicked off by a man standing up to say enough was enough. That man, Bill Fabrey, was so disgusted with how the people of the world were treating his...
Ice baths have become all the rage. Celebrities, influencers and even regular workout warriors are preaching the gospel of cold water immersion, but it’s important to understand both sides of the equation. Here’s everything you need to know about the benefits and risks associated with ice baths, so you can make an informed decision before starting.
In a market packed with pseudoscientific remedies and false promises, these are the safest bets for positive results.
It’s an age-old question, should you bathe or shower? Both cleansing methods come with their perks, but which one is right for you? Let’s dig in.
An undedicated runner for my entire life, I set myself the goal of completing Peloton’s monthly running challenge and ran 70km in a month, forever changing the way I run in the process.
Sperm health is declining and infertility rates are rising. A study from the World Health Organisation has found that levels of infertility are higher than ever, with one in six adults experiencing the disease at some stage in their lives.
New research shows it couldn't be simpler.
Researchers from Dartmouth College have discovered a new cognitive concern linked to the pandemic.
The cost of being too busy is evident in our food choices.
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The cost-of-living crisis has sent searches for support skyrocketing.
Tourette syndrome often runs a frustratingly waxing and waning course.
