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Study looks at effects of testosterone loss
Henry Kelin, 73, is an active man who walks and plays golf regularly. But after he turned 65, he felt fatigued, less energetic and lost his sexual desire. His testosterone level tested low, so he questioned whether supplements would make a difference....Tags: Erectile Dysfunction, Physical Fitness and Exercise, Rheumatoid Arthritis, Diseases and Illnesses, Viagra (drug)
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How To Prevent, Protect Yourself From Tick Bites
PIX11.comMany familes will be heading to the park this 4th of July, but there may be some unwanted guests at your bbq this weekend. We're talking about ticks, particularly ones that carry a potentially devastating infection. Dr. Clifford Bassett, Clinical...Tags: Benadryl (drug), Allergies, Antihistamines, Physical Conditions, New York University
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Movies may cause special effects on the body
Movies are often viewed as the perfect way to relax: You sit in a comfy seat, eat some popcorn and tune out for two hours.
But there's a lot more to cinema than simply entertainment. Movies affect your brain and body in ways you may not be able to...Tags: Movies, Headaches, Stress, Diseases and Illnesses, Dizziness
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Cocoa butter safe to use on cracked lips
Q: When I had knee-replacement surgery, the physical therapist recommended cocoa butter with vitamin E for the scar. It worked beautifully. Since I had some left over, I began using it on my nail beds at night. This winter I had strong fingernails, no...Tags: Physical Therapists, Vitamin E, Diseases and Illnesses, Dermatology, Physical Conditions
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Dr. Oz: Sex and exercise reduce stress
The Fitness Center - Orlando SentinelDr. Mehmet Oz explains how exercise and regular sex can reduce the negative effects of stress on older America in his “Feel Your Best” column for AARP The Magazine. No one is immune to stress, including me. For my television show, I... -
Which comes first: Obesity or depression?
Los Angeles TimesObesity and depression are often linked, but it's unclear whether one condition tends to precede the other. One new study suggests depression may help cause obesity, but obesity doesn't necessarily cause depression. Researchers at the University of...Tags: Body Mass Index, Depression, Symptoms, Obesity, Weight
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Women are cold, men are hot
Women say they're cold, men say they're hot.
It's a battle when going to bed, it's a battle in the car. They can't agree where to set the thermostat.
A CBS Early show reports says science is the reason.
Heat stays around a woman's core organs,...Tags: Human Body, Drugs and Medicines, Health, Hormones and Metabolism
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Laughter each day might keep the doctor away
McClatchy/Tribune NewspapersTalk turned serious -- painfully so, at times -- during the two hours of group discussion. Dr. Topher Stephenson, sitting ramrod-straight in the physician's archetypal white coat, knitted his brows and focused his empathetic brown eyes on three patients,...Tags: Physical Fitness and Exercise, Hormones and Metabolism, University of New Mexico, Human Interest, Epinephrine
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