A new study suggests that to boost your memory, simply clench your hands into fists. To help form memories, clench your right hand, and to recall the memory, clench your left hand, they said.

Clenching your right hand may help form a stronger memory of an event or action, and clenching your left may help you recollect the memory later, according to research published April 24 in the open ...

Want a better grip on your memory? A study suggests clenching a fist could play a role in how well you recall information. The study, published Tuesday in the journal PLOS ONE, was funded partially by ...

Fighting to improve your memory? Put up your dukes. Researchers in Australia told subjects in a study to clench their right hands as they were being given 72 random words to remember and then to ...

What does the black fist mean? To some, a clenched fist is just a fist. At its worst, it's something capable of inflicting bodily harm. But beyond a clenched fist's ability to pummel lies its capacity ...

I SHOULD like to invite the attention of readers of this paper to the above subject when they have the opportunity of making personal observations, believing myself to have noticed a curious ...

Two debates down, and the candidates are tied one-all. Barack Obama’s listless, unengaged and un-fluent performance in round one was matched by Mitt Romney’s over-engaged, slightly wide-eyed and ...

*In a recent issue of Glamour, a woman asked a question about why her face and hands feel paralyzed when she's close to orgasm. This has happened to me, too! The tingly/numb hands and face thing never ...

Human hands may have evolved their unique shape in order to better punch the living daylights out of competitors, a new study suggests. The new findings, published today (Dec. 19) in the Journal of ...

The night he ran the race of his life, Peter Norman was told by the other 200-meter medalists that they would be making a political statement during the medal ceremony. Two black American sprinters ...

How do you know if you are stuck in the "Monkey Trap" of an unhappy situation? For example, you might feel trapped at work, in a relationship, or in the grip of an addiction of some kind. I'll explain ...

Apple allows you to navigate your Watch menu by simply touching your fingers together or clenching your fist. If you are interested in learning more about How to use AssistiveTouch on Apple Watch this ...