New England Journal of Medicine

[RoninLB]

New England Journal of Medicine

[Aurel]

I wonder if starring at beautiful women`s butts works the same way...Maybe I should write a grant with the NIH to study this...

Aurel

[RickM]

Just got back from the doc. Low blood pressure, as usual

[bryanthompson]

In light of this new information, I move that we change the 'no boobies' rule here in PPOT. It is important for the health of each and every (male) member, and customer of Pelicanparts.

In addition, Grid Girls should be brought back and a random grid girl should appear on every thread. It's for the good of the cause, people.

[techweenie]

Damn, that would sure be easier than 45 minutes of 80% heart rate on a cross-trainer every other day!

I've noted that a recent study also indicated that a diet including alcohol (at a low level) can play a role in warding of some cancers.

So the answer is obvious: for your own well-being, visit a topless bar a couple of times a week and toss back a drink!

[bryanthompson]

Does it matter what types of alcohol in those studies? I always thought it was just red wine.

[techweenie]

I think a bunch of earlier studies specified red wine. What I heard (via ever-reliable radio) in the latest study was that alcohol, without reference to source, was useful in warding off certain cancers.

Maybe I can find the reference source...

EDIT: Bingo.

http://www.hsph.harvard.edu/nutritionsource/alcohol.html

[Jeff Higgins]

It took a grant and scientific study to arrive at this conclusion? Geez; I can feel all my troubles melting away at the sight of a good pair of boobs. Works even faster to touch them...

[artplumber]

Jeff, actually sexual activity is one of the most common scenarios for individuals leading to heart attacks. Not sure where touching falls in the spectrum, but the article only is commenting upon looking. Unfortunate.