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Yes, many people dye their beards to cover grey hairs, match scalp hair, or change their style.

Yes, many marathon runners mix walking into marathons to manage pace, energy, and injury risk.

No, most people do not poop themselves when they die, but relaxed muscles at death can release stool or urine in some cases as a normal body response.

Yes, some people pass stool when they die, but bowel release depends on muscle tone, cause of death, and whether the intestines are full.

Yes, many people shed a bit more hair in spring because of seasonal telogen effluvium, a short-term shift in the hair cycle.

Yes, many people walk marathons from start to finish, as long as they train and choose races with cut-off times that match their walking pace.

Yes, most people wear underwear with leggings, but some skip it when fabric and fit still feel secure and comfortable.

Yes, people do walk in marathons, often mixing walking and jogging to finish within the official course time limits.

Yes, many people wipe standing up, though surveys show most people still wipe sitting down.

No, people with ADHD do not all have a high sex drive; research shows wide variation and higher risk for both high and low desire.