
We all know that
women and men are different, right down to our pinkie fingers. Researchers from the University of Colorado examined many hands and found a distinct difference between men's and women's palms. That difference was germs.

Although, we have all known for a long time that men are from Mars and women from Venus, the scientific community is just figuring out that we're different. It is not just
men and women who are different exercisewise, it is true for boys and girls, too. Specifically, they are different when it comes to the
knee joint.

Physiologically speaking, women and men are different – no real news flash there, but these differences even affect how we exercise and they haven't been studied for very long. Like most scientific studies, exercise studies were performed on men and the researchers assumed the results would cross gender line. About
15 years ago researchers began to study the female body in motion (FYI:
Title IX passed over 35 years ago).

What is typically on your dinner plate? Does it differ dramatically than what is on your date's? If your date is a dude it just might.