• Whether your vice is nicotine or sex, it seems like these days everyone’s addicted to something. Could it be that daily life is so stressful that America has become a nation of junkies? [Huffington Post]

• An alternative to rice, the South American whole grain quinoa has fewer carbs and more protein and fiber. But quinoa in chocolate? [FitSugar]

• They say not to judge a book by its cover, but research suggests you should judge a man by his face. Men with wider faces are not only perceived to be less trustworthy and more aggressive, but they may actually deserve the reputation! [Vitamin G]

• Humans are the only species to drink the milk of another animal. A New York City chef is trying to align us with the rest of the animal world: His recipe for cheese is made from his wife’s breast milk. [MomLogic]

• Slow-cooker recipes don’t have to include hearty, wintry meats and stews. Let these nine luscious desserts simmer in the Crock-Pot for a tasty, crowd-pleasing treat. [MyRecipes]

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• Risky foods like leafy greens and eggs can cause everything from minor stomachaches to life-threatening illnesses. In fact, contaminated food is such a big issue in the U.S. that we spend an estimated $152 billion annually on doctor visits, medications, and more. [Time]

• In a pinch, wouldn’t it be nice to be able to turn to a well-stocked pantry and whip up something tasty (and gentle on the waistline!) instead of resorting to greasy takeout? Always be prepared by filling your cabinets with these 10 must-haves. [MyRecipes.com]

• From designer vaginas to lethal butt implants, cosmetic surgery has gone a little wacky recently. Following the trend is a new procedure gaining in popularity: going under the knife to get dimples. [Vitamin G]

• One of our biggest lunchtime mistakes is tossing everything at the salad bar into our bowls and calling it a healthy lunch. A salad can be surprisingly fattening, so before you throw your next lunch together, check out the nutrition facts in this list of popular toppings. [FitSugar]

• What’s your best option for birth control? What are fertility rates like in your 40s? Make sure to get the answers to these questions and more the next time you slip into the stirrups; here’s a rundown of questions you should ask your ob-gyn in your 30s. [Fox News iMag]

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