Immigrants often eat high-calorie American junk food to fit in
A new study by researchers at UC Berkeley and the University of Washington suggests immigrants and their children often gain weight because they eat junk food to fit in with American culture. The findings will be published in the June issue of Psychological Science.
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Wrong amount of sleep can affect mental and physical health
SLEEPING too much or too little can have a far-reaching impact on our well-being, a report by UK’s The Daily Mail said.
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Von Miller, then and now: How recruits grow (and grow some more) into draft picks, by the numbers
Jon Lee, editor of Texas A&M’s official athletics site , dipped into the archives earlier this week to compare Von Miller, the 210-pound freshman who showed up in College Station in 2007, to Von Miller, the 240-pound All-American who was taken with the second overall pick in last week’s NFL draft. The difference … well, you can see the difference. Note that Miller’s weight-training program as a …
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