Category: Health
Robometer happiness-indicating watch – just in case you hadn't realised how miserable you are
A gentleman by the name of Dotmancando explains very carefully how the stress indicator watch – known as the Robometer…
Nose Pit Mask: stops hay fever, stops disease, makes you sound silly
Now, I don’t suffer from Hay Fever and I haven’t started coughing up lungs through London’s pollution just yet but I can see the appeal these nostril plugs would have for those with streaming cheeks at this time of year.
The Nose Mask Pit – I assume the translation is a little catchier in Japanese – is designed to help you defeat those foreign bodies just itching to get up your hooter…
The world's first LED spa – lose weight, relieve stress or just enjoy the pretty colour
I never thought I’d say this but today Tunbridge Wells is a world centre of cutting edge technology. Yes, you heard me; that’s Tunbridge Wells, Kent.
It seems the picturesque town is the first place on Earth to offer LED spas where people wishing to lose weight..
Walking about to get easier – and fun! – with the Honda Walking Assist Device
Poor old walking is on the decline. Sitting down has enjoyed a massive period of growth over recent decades, relegating walking to the preserve of people whose cars have broken and the poor who can’t afford cars in the first place.
Well, walking’s about to strike back!
Just revealed by boffins at Honda is this – the Walking Assist Device. A simple mechanical gadget that supports your body weight…
MindSpa DeLuxe Meditation Machine – cut your stress
Feeling stressed or lacking sleep? The MindSpa DeLuxe Meditation Machine could sort you out…
Bedroom TV leads to children being stupider and less healthy
It’s the least surprising survey of the week!
A poll of American teens found that those who watched TV in their bedrooms ended up with lower grade results, plus, for some odd reason that makes no sense, they also ended up eating less fruit and vegetables when they eventually emerged for dinner.
Girls with TVs got less exercise and also drank more fizzy drinks…
Shiny Video Preview: Philips' range of Sonicare toothbrushes
Toothbrushes. They’re not exacty the most interesting technology around, but when Susi clapped her eyes on these new Sonicare electronic models from Philips, it was enough for her to melt into a puddle of quivering goo. Check them out in the video above, and if you fancy any of those germ-busters, your toothy-pegs will be looking…
Improve your well being with the Portable Oxygen Bar
I’ve just been doing a spot of background research and now know that a shot of pure oxygen can strengthen the immune system, enhance concentration, cut down on hangovers hangovers and help with migraines. All with the word ‘allegedly’ in front of course. If you want to put it into practice, you can now pick up a Portable Oxygen Bar…
Think PC hacking is bad? How about heart hacking… wirelessly?
Computers have been open to hacking attacks for years now, but most people generally think of the PC sitting on their desk, or a supercomputer tucked away in a bank vault, or cybercriminals hacking in to the Pentagon…
How about hacking medical devices designed to regulate a heartbeat?
Computer security researchers in the US found that it was possible to “hack” a Medtronic’s Maximo combination defibrillator and pacemaker, by placing it within two inches of some very expensive ($30,000 worth of) lab equipment and reprogramming it to either shut down or to deliver fatal jolts of electricity…
Padded lampposts coming to London, for the protection of stupid text messagers
This had better be an early April Fools joke or edgy and underground viral marketing campaign, or society’s in a much worse state than we previously thought.
The East End’s fashionably run down student heartland of Brick Lane is apparently about to get padded lampposts, in order to protect “inattentive” (STUPID) pedestrians from breaking their (STUPID) faces when bumping into them while texting their “M8s.”
