Scientists say they have discovered the perfect amount of sex for happiness. And couples don’t have to go at it like rabbits to find their bliss zone, new research shows.
It turns out that for most people, having a super-heated sex life doesn’t move the happy needle any higher than moderate sexual activity.1
Couples who make love once a week report the highest happiness levels.… Read More
An ancient remedy from the Amazon can help cure prostate cancer. And it doesn’t cause impotence and incontinence like modern cancer treatments.
It comes from the bark of the Pao Pereira tree.
Dr. Mirko Beljanski was a molecular biologist at the acclaimed Pasteur Institute in France. He studied the tree bark extract for decades. He found it stops DNA from turning cancerous.… Read More
Make no mistake, the size of your prostate can have a major impact on your quality of life.
This gland is about the size of a walnut when a man is in his 20s. By the time he’s in his 40s, it may have grown larger, about the size of an apricot. By age 60, a prostate may be the size of a lemon.… Read More
You pick up your cellphone every day–sometimes dozens of times–without giving it a second thought. But maybe it’s time to stop and think about what these devices are doing to us.…
There are serious health dangers linked to cellphone use. And researchers keep turning up more… That’s why we’ve put together a list of ways your cellphone can wreck your health.… Read More
Men are willing to pay big bucks to halt the aging process and win the war against their belly fat. In 2012, sales of Abbott Labs’ testosterone replacement gel AndroGel exceeded $1 billion.1
They say all you need is a cream, pill, gel, or injection of synthetic testosterone.
But hormones are complex. You can easily throw them out of balance.… Read More
The U.S. dietary guidelines have told us for years to watch our cholesterol.1 That meant staying away from eggs… Especially the yolks.2 Now experts admit eggs aren’t the problem.3 That’s because dietary cholesterol has little effect on cholesterol in the blood. According to Steven Nissen, chairman of cardiovascular medicine at the Cleveland Clinic, “We got the dietary guidelines wrong.… Read More