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Chris Wheatley

Chris Wheatley

Verified

Football Content Editor and Writer, National World Publishing

Final Covers

MMA, muay thai UFC, mixed martial arts karate, boxing judo, Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu

Doesn’t Cover

I keep myself pretty open to anything. The more I cover, the more I can do.

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Total articles 3022

  • Is There a Right Time to Clean Your Windows?

    By Chris Wheatley Verified| Mental Floss Verified Let there be light (and streak-free windows). Scientists have long championed the benefits of natural light. Humans absorb Vitamin D—an essential ingredient for keeping bones and muscles healthy—from the sun. Our internal circadian rhythms (which influence how we sleep, among other functions) are hardwired to respond to sunlight, helping put us in tune with the natural flow of the world.

    By Chris Wheatley Verified · Mental Floss

    Apr. 03, 2025

  • Your Thrift Store Finds Probably Have Bugs in Them-Here’s How to Tell

    By Chris Wheatley Verified| Mental Floss Verified If the thought of it makes your skin crawl, you’re not alone—but these tips for what to look for when you’re shopping can help a lot. Shopping at thrift stores can feel like hunting for buried treasure, especially if you’re the kind of shopper who relishes a good bargain.

    By Chris Wheatley Verified · Mental Floss

    Apr. 02, 2025

  • Is There a Right Time to Clean Your Windows?

    By Chris Wheatley Verified| Mental Floss Verified Let there be light (and streak-free windows). Scientists have long championed the benefits of natural light. Humans absorb Vitamin D—an essential ingredient for keeping bones and muscles healthy—from the sun. Our internal circadian rhythms (which influence how we sleep, among other functions) are hardwired to respond to sunlight, helping put us in tune with the natural flow of the world.

    By Chris Wheatley Verified · Mental Floss

    Apr. 03, 2025

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Company Info

National World Publishing

London, England, United Kingdom

+44 20 7583 8304