Rolling Out27d
Why people eat their nails
Nail-biting, scientifically known as onychophagia, affects nearly 30% of the global population. This seemingly simple habit reveals complex patterns of human behavior and emotional response ...
Rolling Out28d
What people think if you eat your nails
The seemingly simple act of nail biting often triggers complex social reactions and judgments. While an estimated 20-30% of the general population engages in this behavior, the habit continues to ...
New York Post16d
How to make your weak, brittle nails grow stronger — and the manicure mistakes doing damage
biting your nails won’t damage them in the long run. Rido – stock.adobe.com First things first: No, your childhood biting habit isn’t the reason your nails won’t maintain length today ...
Onlymyhealth11d
Does Stress Show Up in Your Nails? Here's How to Recognise the Signs
Our nails can offer valuable clues about our inner health and taking note of changes can serve as a gentle reminder to check ...
Meghan Markle rues failure to kick ‘unladylike’ habit after drinks — Old blog post on New Year resolutions goes viral
New Year’s resolutions often fade quickly, as seen with Meghan Markle’s recurring goals like running a marathon and learning ...
ATV Today9d
2025 the year to quit those ‘bad habits’?
What better way to start off 2025 than ridding yourself of bad habits… Whether it’s nail biting, doom scrolling, spot ...
unilad10d
Psychologist shares common habits that could indicate you are autistic
Psychologist Dr Kim Sage took to her TikTok to share some 'autistic stims' which are 'quite common'. Stims refers to stimming which, as per Healthline, 'refers to the natural behavior of ...