Tag Archives: Health
From Bizarre Diets to Lifestyle Shifts: 10 Facts About Weight Loss
Weight loss journeys are as unique as the individuals undertaking them, with countless approaches and unexpected revelations. Here are ten fascinating facts about the process and history of shedding those extra pounds. 1. The Pioneer of High-Protein Diets William Banting, a 19th-century undertaker, laid the foundation for high protein/low carb diets in 1864 with his… Read More »
6 Witty Facts about AB+ Blood Type
It’s not uncommon to hear a certain hospital or blood donation organization asking volunteers to help save lives through blood donations. What most people do not know is not every blood can help save patients regardless of their goodwill. We have varying blood types, with each having its requirements for compatibility. Here are some little-known…… Read More »
WTF Fun Fact 13430 – Japan’s Sauna Bus
25 Interesting Facts About Urine
1. Consuming asparagus affects the smell of urine, but only 22% of the population have the gene to smell it. – Source 2. Numerous survival instructors and guides, including the US Army Field Manual, advise against drinking urine for survival. – Source 3. In ancient India, Diabetes was called “madhumeha” or “honey urine” as the…… Read More »
25 Interesting Facts About Hospitals
1. The creator of Peter Pan gave the rights to a children’s hospital so they would always collect the royalties and fund the hospital. – Source 2. Some hospitals keep a supply of beer for alcoholics in case they go through withdrawal (which can be fatal). Some hospitals even have beer cans with prescription labels.…… Read More »
WTF Fun Fact 13417 – Cow Cuddling
WTF Fun Fact 13410 – Vibrating Constipation Pill
WTF Fun Fact 13406 – New Yorkers Bite More Than Sharks
WTF Fun Fact 13400 – Brain Processing Speed and Intelligence
Digestive Transit Time of Lego Heads: The FART Score Study
A group of six physicians designed a study in which each of them ingested a Lego head, with the goal of establishing the average transit time for an object frequently swallowed. Their findings were quantified and presented through a metric they humorously termed the ‘Found and Retrieved Time’ or ‘FART’ score. On average, the FART… Read More »