Marijuana May Make Libido Problems Worse

Though plenty of natural herbal supplements are thought to have a positive effect on libido troubles, recent research has suggested that marijuana is not one of them. A study published in the Journal of Sexual Medicine found that men who use cannabis are more likely to suffer from sexual dysfunction. The study’s author said that previous

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Studies Link Protein to Cholesterol Levels

Two new studies have found a possible reason for the high cholesterol epidemic across the country. Researchers have been using fruit flies to understand the effects of cholesterol in the body. According to the studies, the flies have the same molecular mechanisms as humans that helps them maintain healthy cholesterol levels. The first study, published

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Increased Amino Acid Intake May Lower Mortality Rate

Taking supplements that are enriched with amino acids may improve one’s longevity, according to a study published in the journal Cell Metabolism. For this trial, a team of researchers gave middle-aged male mice water that contained the amino acids, and then compared their overall health to a control group. After observing the animals for several

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FDA approves continued use of generic antidepressant drug – despite patient complaints! – Issue 56

Dear Health-Conscious Friend, It is vital for you to take an active role in defending your health. There are many well-intentioned members of the medical establishment who may prescribe drugs to address a specific condition. But some drugs don’t always produce the intended results… In this week’s Monday Edition of Health News Weekly™, you’ll learn

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Vitamin D-rich foods may help maintain good memory

Eating oily fish which are high in vitamin D may help protect humans against cognitive decline and other memory problems, scientists have said. A team of European researchers has demonstrated that higher levels of vitamin D are associated with improved cognitive function in middle-aged and older men. The study compared the cognitive performance of more

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Go dark for your health this Valentine’s Day

It wouldn’t be Valentine’s Day without enjoying a box full of chocolates. But health experts and dieticians are encouraging Americans to forgo milk chocolate this year, in favor of dark chocolate – which is linked to cancer prevention. “Dark chocolate has a higher percentage of healthy antioxidants, without the increased sugar and saturated fats added

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