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BeautifulPeople.com's Final Solution: Breed Out the Uglies

You may remember awful Net clique BeautifulPeople.com and its purge of overweight members back in January. To refresh your memory, Beautiful People is a social network that votes members in (and out) based on their attractiveness, as determined by other members. When those allegedly svelte surfers got rid of 5,000 "fatties" who were deemed too un-sexable to remain on the site, they were met with ...

Cell Phones May Lower Sperm Count, Part Deux

From the guys who first brought you that hit record 'Cell Phones Lower Sperm Count (Maybe Baby)' comes the follow up hit from Ashok Agarwal and the Cleveland Clinic Players -- 'Cell Phones Really Do Lower Sperm Count (It's a Possibility).' Agarwal continues his tradition of hard-hitting, completely inconclusive studies of the effects of cell phone radiation on sperm count. His first study used ...

Heated Car Seats Lowers Sperm Count, Researchers Confirm

Fresh from the "well wasn't that obvious" file, new research shows that heated car seats could lower sperm count. Turns out the electric heat generated by heated car seats raises body temperature, which interferes with sperm production. The ideal temperature for making sperm is a few degrees cooler that the average body temperature of 98.6 degrees, which is why tight pants and underwear (both of ...

Gadgets Increasingly Ruining Sex Lives Around the World

We've published a number of articles about disturbing surveys focused on how technology affects our sex lives. MSNBC contributor Brian Alexander has compiled a boatload of information on the subject from several surveys in one surprising look at technology and our bedroom manners. In addition to lowering your sperm count and potentially deforming the little guys in your man-batter, cell phones ...

Are Your Gadgets Making You Sick? (6)

Low Sperm Count The condition: Despite repeated reassurances from the FCC to the contrary, those invisible electromagnetic fields (EMFs) emitted by cell phones, Wi-Fi networks and other wireless devices are being blamed for a whole host of health problems, including nausea, upset stomachs, tinnitus, brain fog and short-term memory loss. The most disturbing charge, however, is the link ...