If
you think the rest room is “germ central” in most offices, think again.
A new study found that the office break room or kitchen was the
bacteria hot spot. High levels of germs were found on three out of four
sink faucet handles, nearly half of all microwave oven door handles, and
one-fourth of all refrigerator doors. Source Link
When
it comes to winning the battle of the bulge, it may not be what you
eat, but also when you eat it. Researchers say mice who ate for just
eight hours a day gained less weight than those who could eat the same
amount of food any time. Experts think the liver and intestines may have
times of the day when they work at peak efficiency to limit how many of
those calories end up around your waist. Source Link
Wondering
which of the Big Three carriers will give you the best service with
your iPhone? A new report using iPhone user data from six major U.S.
cities found that AT&T had the fastest speeds, but the most
inconsistent service. The iPhones on Verizon had web pages load the
fastest, and Sprint offered the slowest but most consistent service for
iPhones. Source Link
