In 1982, the National Transportation Safety Board recommended that every state in the U.S. reduce the drunken-driving limit from 0.10% to 0.08%. A year later, Utah became the first state to lower the limit, but it wasn't until 2004 that all of the states reduced their limits to the current 0.08%. Now, the NTSB is pushing for it to be lowered to 0.05%. Currently, there are over a hundred countries… [Read more]
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’10 Ways Alcohol is Shaping Our Future’ Infographic
Most of us like to enjoy an alcoholic beverage from time to time. And, for the responsible adults out there who do partake in the occasional drink, there's nothing wrong with that. However, as we should be aware, there is a dark side to alcohol. If abused, alcohol can have negative consequences for an individual. These serious repercussions can include the person's health, employment status, and… [Read more]
Why Biking Your Way to Work is Good
Based on the latest study conducted by the University College in London, riding a bike is five times safer than driving. Researchers recorded how frequently cyclists and drivers were admitted to hospitals due to accidents from 2007 to 2009. It turns out that bikers ages 17 to 20 were admitted… [Read more]
AMOG Eat These List: 20 Best Foods for Men
If you’ve never heard that old saying “You are what you eat,” then you’re perhaps a lost cause. However, it’s never too late to change your lifestyle around. Of course, we could go on and on about the benefits of healthy eating, such as preventing heart disease, strengthening your immune system and improving your libido and brain-strength, but that should be common sense at this point… [Read more]
What is Killing You: Ten Deadliest Diseases for Men
Throughout history mankind has endured numerous deadly diseases that have thinned out the population. For example, the plague and Spanish Flu were just two of extremely detrimental diseases that put the human race at risk. Today, heart disease is a common killer among men. Sometimes there isn’t much we can do about getting a disease. Maybe you get bit by a mosquito and contract malaria. Perhaps… [Read more]
