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Our Bike Mechanic Has a Dog—You Now Have Emotional Baggage™: A Mixed-Methods Investigation of Sales Impact

Our Bike Mechanic Has a Dog—You Now Have Emotional Baggage™: A Mixed-Methods Investigation of Sales Impact

Abstract Shop pets have become increasingly popular in independent retail environments, including bike shops, due to their powerful effects on customer engagement, brand differentiation, and community-building. However, the introduction of live animals into retail spaces also raises important clinical hygiene and public health challenges that must be managed to ensure

By Amanda Duling
The Boob Sweat Solution™: Sulfur Soap Efficacy for Fungal Infections in Female Endurance Athletes During Summer Training and Competition

The Boob Sweat Solution™: Sulfur Soap Efficacy for Fungal Infections in Female Endurance Athletes During Summer Training and Competition

Abstract This peer review examines The Boob Sweat Solution™, a comprehensive protocol utilizing sulfur soap for addressing fungal infections in female endurance athletes during summer months. The review synthesizes current literature on sulfur's antifungal mechanisms, prevalence of fungal infections in summer athletic populations, and practical applications for prevention

By Amanda Duling

The PreFunk Protocol™: A Comprehensive Guide to Pre-Event Antimicrobial Odor Prevention in Endurance Sports

Abstract The PreFunk Protocol™ represents a revolutionary approach to body odor management in endurance sports through strategic pre-event application of chlorhexidine gluconate (Hibiclens). This evidence-based protocol prevents bacterial proliferation at the source, providing superior odor control compared to traditional deodorants during extended athletic activities. This guide provides comprehensive implementation instructions

By Amanda Duling

Extraordinary Parent Exposure Syndrome™ (EPES): When Your Mom Treats Adversity Like a Hobby "My Parents Are Weird (But Awesome)"

Abstract Children of extreme endurance athletes grow up observing feats that defy everyday definitions of “normal.” While it’s common for these children to affectionately label their parents as “weird”—especially when recounting tales of pre-dawn runs or 100-mile races to friends—the underlying psychology reveals a mix of embarrassment,

By Amanda Duling