Bare women's breasts make men live longer
TopGunGlen
Here is an entertaining link, something that all of us know as true... http://www.weeklyworldnews.com/features/…
It's nice to have scientific confirmation...:-)
It's nice to have scientific confirmation...:-)
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I haven't really been exercising that much for months after an accident and the winter set in. I was wondering how my blood pressure could be better than ever. Now I know. Strip clubs do a body good. Now I also know why I feel a bit tired after some of those strip club visits, I've been doing the equivalent of hours of heavy aerobic exercise it appears.
TTG, thanks for posting the link. I'm going to email it FOX News. They might run it as an excuse to show stripper footage, as they are so prone to do esp. on Cavuto's program.
... says New England Journal of Medicine
Staring at boobs for just 10 minutes is equal to 30 minutes of aerobics, says study.
Men can live longer, healthier, happier lives by taking time out everyday to stare at women's boobs!
In fact, new research published in the prestigious New England Journal of Medicine shows that 10 minutes of ogling a gal's hooters provides men with a cardiovascular workout equal to a 30-minute aerobics workout in the gym.
That means knocking back whiskeys in a topless bar, thumbing through a Playboy magazine or gazing at our luscious Page 5 Girl is probably better for most men than jogging like an idiot on a treadmill!
"Sexual excitement gets the heart pumping and improves blood circulation," declared Dr. Karen Weatherby, the curvy German researcher who conducted the research.
She found in a massive, five-year study of 200 men that breast-oglers had lower blood pressure, less heart disease and a healthier pulse rate than timid men who fear staring at women's torpedoes.
"There is no question that gazing at women's breasts makes men healthier and our study proves it," explained Dr. Weatherby.
"Engaging in this activity a few minutes daily cuts the risk of stroke and heart attack in half. We believe that by doing so consistently, the average man can extend his life four to five years."