When arguing with your spouse, blowing your top can be bad for your
heart, but holding it in is a pain in the neck. A long-term study of
couples found that those who got loud and angry tended to suffer from
cardiac problems. Those who stonewalled during arguments were more prone
to muscular problems like neck and back pain. Source Link
If
you’re burning the candle at both ends for days at a time, don’t expect
a jolt of java to keep you going. Researchers found that caffeine no
longer improved alertness or mental performance after getting shorter
sleep. The caffeine in a typical cup of coffee wasn’t effective for
those who had only five hours of sleep for five days in a row. Source Link
Fans
of the fist bump will soon be able to express that emotion with a
single click in text messages. The popular greeting is one of 72 new
emojis being added to the group standards used by Apple and Google.
Other new emojis include a shrug, a face palm, fingers crossed and a
selfie. Source Link
