Scare stories: King Tut’s moobs did not give him cancer
SCARE Stories: Each week the Daily Mail seeks out new ways for you fall ill and die. This week the Mail made us miserable with:
Monday:
“MINISTER FOR DEATH” – Melanie Phillips profiles Anna Soubry MP
“Are super-size clothes making children fatter?”
“Why do you just HATE some women on sight?”
Tuesday:
“Children who are obese at 8 find it harder to lose weight”
“If I had a trout pout like her I’d kill myuself” – Jenny Johnston looks and Jackie Stallone’s face
“Are statins making my hair fall out?”
“By the way….Parents shold be ashamed of chubby children”
“The truth about acupuncture – Last week a study warned it can cause dizziness and even collapsed lungs…”
“Don’t count calories. It’ll just make you fatter”
“How having an op can send you delirious – Terrifying post-surgery hallucinations strike up to half over over-65s”
Wednesday
“Working overtime ‘can raise risk of heart disease by 80%'”
Thursday
“Taking Prozac? Don’t drive?”
“Louise donated eggs to give a stranger a baby. Now, with bitter irony, she can’t have her own”
“Yes, clothes CAN put years on you”
Friday
“Being bossed around at work ‘raises risk of heart attack by 23%'”
“Why pressure makes you forgetful”
“Exercising at home is a £2bn accident waiting to happen” – home keep-fitters damge their homes, says study
“Are King Tut’s moobs a clue to his early death”
Posted: 14th, September 2012 | In: Reviews Comment | TrackBack | Permalink
