What To Do If You Experience Prostate Problems

If you want to decrease your chances of prostate problems, then studies indicate a diet loaded with certain fruits and vegetables may be your best bet. Researchers analyzed comprehensive data from various trials and concluded that antioxidant- and flavonoid-rich sources like tomatoes, citrus fruits, berries, onions and carrots have anti-oxidative and anti-inflammatory properties. If you

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Study: Acupuncture Boosts Libido and Decreases Hot Flashes in Breast Cancer Patients

Breast cancer patients who are currently undergoing treatment may want to consider acupuncture, as a new study suggests it could reduce their hot flashes and boost their libido. While previous studies indicated that could increase a female’s sex drive, acupuncture offers multiple benefits for those who are experiencing side effects from their treatment. New findings

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Patients With Fear of Anxiety May be Faced With Risk of Depression

Individuals who are concerned about developing anxiety may find themselves at a greater risk for depression. A study found in the Journal of Anxiety Disorders used 94 human subjects with above-average worries and gave them a questionnaire to determine their risk for depression. Questions ranging from the individual’s personal fear of anxiety to development of

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Bone strength begins when you’re young

If you want to ensure you have strong bones well into old age, it may be best to start when you’re young. A new study conducted by Japanese researchers, published in the British Journal of Sports Medicine, found that younger people who do weight-bearing exercises are less likely to suffer from osteoporosis when they are

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Study Links Inflammatory Bowel Disease to Depression

Layne Lowery A new study shows the cause of your worries… anxiety attacks… mood swings… depression… and other emotional conditions could be directly linked with two serious digestive diseases. New studies link Crohn’s disease and ulcerative colitis—collectively known as inflammatory bowel disease (IBD)—with increased risk of depression and other mental disorders. Researchers from the University

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