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News Quickie: Running in Polluted Air Ramps Up Immune Defenses ✰ Retinol (Vitamin A) Protects Against Memory Decline ✰ Mean Penis Size (5.57") Not Race or Age Specific

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In this quickie things that don't belong still find together ;-) If it had not been much too long, I would probably have called today's SuppVersity article "Things You Want and Things You Don't Want to Know". I mean, chances that one of you is among the 45% of men who wanted their "best part" to be larger are high and I bet that many of these men won't really care that Janet Lever, David A. Frederick and Letitia Anne Peplau also found that 85% of the women were happy with the penis size of their male partners (Lever. 2006). That's not really what you want to hear? I see, you didn't really want to hear that!? Ok, let's not forget (all puns intended that there are other news in this quickie, as well. So, let's see what else we've got: SuppVersity suggested read: "Child- hood Asthma: Children Born to Mothers Who Consume Semi-Skimmed Milk 8% More Likely, Kids of Whole Milk Drinking Mothers 15% Less Likely to Develop ...
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Size Does Matter! Mucuna Counters Estrogenic Assaults & Doubles Testosterone. High Hair Cortisol, CVD & Diabetes. Catabolic Laziness. Health & Obesity = Incompatible

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While it may be debatable, whether and in which contexts size really matters, 20% of the women in a Dutch study state that they length of the best part of their partner was "important" (Franken.. 2002) While the debate whether or not "size matters" is probably never going to end, researchers from the Universidad Autónoma del Estado de Mexico have now found that your male offspring could "fall short" if they are exposed to phthalates during pregnancy. For their study, the scientists had collected urine samples of 174 mothers-to-be and analyzed them for phthalate residues. Bustamante-Montes et al. did then correlate the phthalate content of the urine of those mothers who gave birth to male newborns (N=73) to their sons' best parts and found that "prenatal exposure to mono-2-ethylhexyl phthalate exposure was associated with a reduced distance from the anus to anterior base of the penis (-0.2 mm/µg), reduced penile width (-0.04 mm/µg) and a reduce...
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