The gym's about to get a whole lot swear-ier, thanks to science. A new study adds to the growing body of evidence that ...

Dropping F-bombs can possibly help increase a person's pain threshold, research has shown -- and, according to a follow-up pain management experiment, using made-up swear words doesn't quite garner ...

If you’re not using obscenities on a regular basis, WTF? Swearing is linked to a range of benefits, scientists say, and those who swear show signs of greater intelligence. Obscenities are found in all ...

Letting out a swear word in a moment of frustration can feel good. Now, research suggests that it can be good for you, too: Swearing can boost people's physical performance by helping them overcome ...

Can swearing help you push through a workout or other challenging physical task? According to a new study published on Thursday in the journal American Psychologist, dropping that F-bomb does more ...

Dragging a couch up the stairs. Holding a plank until your arms shake. Gritting your teeth as the last seconds of an exercise stretch on forever. In moments like these, many people blurt out a swear ...

Are you suppressing your anger and keeping in all the frustrations from the day? A little intentional cursing might be a simple yet overlooked tool for release. Have you ever found yourself letting ...

Sunday, during The Match: Champions for Charity, Tom Brady was struggling. He hit shots left and right. He hit shots in the trees, out of bounds and in the water. As Brady pulled up to his fourth shot ...

Dropping F-bombs can possibly help increase a person’s pain threshold, research has shown — and, according to a follow-up pain management experiment, using made-up swear words doesn’t quite garner the ...

(FOX NEWS) -- Dropping F-bombs can possibly help increase a person's pain threshold, research has shown -- and, according to a follow-up pain management experiment, using made-up swear words doesn't ...