Research supports correlation between finger lengths and stress hormones

If you find yourself lacking in motivation to go for a run or hit the gym, you may want to check your fingers. According to a joint University of Alberta/ University of California- Riverside research study to be published by PLoS ONE, the online, open-access journal from the Public Library of Science, there is a direct correlation between digit length and voluntary exercise.

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<p><a href="http://www.physorg.com/news140847067.html">Research supports correlation between finger lengths and stress hormones</a></p> <p>If you find yourself lacking in motivation to go for a run or hit the gym, you may want to check your fingers. According to a joint University of Alberta/ University of California- Riverside research study to be published by <I>PLoS ONE,</I> the online, open-access journal from the Public Library of Science, there is a direct correlation between digit length and voluntary exercise.</p>