Don’t Let Prostate Problems Rob Your Manhood!

Scientific research shows 50 to 60 percent of men will experience declining prostate health during their lifetime. If fact, more than 33 million American men are experiencing prostate problems right now! An enlarged prostate can cause a number of embarrassing symptoms, including: Frequent nighttime bathroom visits Painful, stinging urination A constant full feeling in your

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Herbal therapeutic holds promise in prostate cancer prevention

Men with prostate problems and those at high risk of developing cancer of the prostate may soon be able to benefit from a herb-based medication which has shown promising results in Phase 1 trial. The therapeutic is called Zyflamend, and researchers from the Center for Holistic Urology at Columbia University Medical Center and NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital/Columbia

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Adding Olive Oil To Eating Regimen May Benefit Breast Cancer Survivors

Breast cancer survivors who follow a diet enriched with olive oil may experience better weight loss results compared to eating a traditional low-fat diet, according to findings published in the Journal of Women’s Health. For eight weeks, more than 40 women aged 50 years and older who had been diagnosed with breast cancer were randomly

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Dietary Supplements Can Help People (And Horses) Replace Protein After Workouts

How does the average person replace protein and nutrients after a hard workout? Many people try consuming supplemental bars, shakes, protein powders or vitamin supplements. As part of a wholesome diet, these products may help the body stock up on the proteins needed to maintain good muscular health. The same cannot be said of harness-racing

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Acupressure May Help People With Mild Brain Injuries

Acupressure, an alternative healing technique that involves pressing on particular points on the body, may be able to help individuals with mild brain trauma improve their neural function, according to research performed by neuroscientists at the University of Colorado at Boulder. In a study published in the Journal of Neurotrauma, the team stated that a

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