Study Notices Link Between Male Cancer Survivors And Sexual Dysfunction

It may be a good idea for male cancer survivors to take nutritional supplements like zinc and vitamin C, as a new study suggests that some of the side effects from testosterone deficiency caused by chemotherapy treatments could lead to erectile dysfunction. Research published in the journal Cancer reveals that testosterone deficiency can be a

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Coffee May Make Blood Sugar Spike After Big Meal

Antioxidants play a significant role in the body’s fight against free radicals, which are highly charged particles that can damage DNA and expedite the aging process. Many people turn to coffee for antioxidants, but new research has indicated that dietary supplements may be a healthier source. A study conducted at the University of Guelph found

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Walking May Lead To Memory Loss Prevention

Incorporating walking into one’s exercise regimen may help prevent cognitive degeneration, according to findings published in the journal Frontiers in Aging Neuroscience. In an effort to better understand how certain forms of exercise may protect against memory loss, researchers from the University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign enrolled 65 people aged 59 to 80 years in a

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Turmeric Extract Use May improve Osteoarthritis Symptoms

Tumeric extract use may improve osteoarthritis symptoms Incorporating curcumin-based turmeric extract into one’s pain relief regimen may benefit osteoarthritis sufferers, according to a study by the American Botanical Council. Tumeric is a plant commonly used for medicinal and cooking purposes, and contains curcumin, an anti-inflammatory compound. Previous trials have found that turmeric extract can help

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Potassium Salt Linked To Lower Blood Pressure

Consuming a healthy amount of potassium salts could lower one’s blood pressure, according to findings published in the journal <i>Archives of Internal Medicine.</i> While a combination of healthy diet choices and physical activity proves beneficial for those with high blood pressure, increasing one’s consumption of potassium can also prevent this health problem. During the recent

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Hunters should pay attention to heart health, experts says

As hunters die every year from strenuous exercise and bursts of activity that hunting can bring, the University of Michigan Cardiovascular Center will be hosting an event this month to discuss the risks and preventive measures as the hunting season approaches. According to Dr. Eric Good, a University of Michigan cardiologist, the combination of sitting

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