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Tuesday, 8 November 2016

November 08, 2016

Immunotherapy treatments may better treat skin cancer: study

Treating one of the most common and deadly forms of skin cancer with a combination of immunotherapy options may improve survival and lower the risk of life-threatening events in the patients diagnosed in the late stages, a new study has found. Cutaneous melanoma is an aggressive and deadly form of skin cancer. In its early stages, melanoma is often cured with surgery alone, however, most patients who are diagnosed in the late stages of disease are not candidates for surgery and drug therapy is the main course
November 08, 2016

How to lose that belly fat in just one week (video)

We all want to shed that extra fat around our waist and belly, but sadly thanks to our sedentary lifestyles, the task gets only harder. As mental exertion has taken over physical exertion in the modern era, more and more people have been prone to weight gain and other diseases because of it. From young children to middle-aged professional, everyone has become susceptible to obesity.

While we often take up new resolution to lose

Thursday, 3 November 2016

November 03, 2016

No mid-life crisis: Women get more adventurous at sex around menopause

Women are likely to be more adventurous in the bedroom as they age even if the number of nights ignited by passion may drop, suggests new research.

The findings are based on a study by University of Pittsburgh researchers who spoke to 39 women about how their sex lives changed with age, Daily Mail reported on Thursday.

The confidence that comes with age may play a role in the increased satisfaction with sex that the women -- aged between
November 03, 2016

Have a sports event coming up? You should have sex the night before. It’ll help

Having sex the night before athletic competition may have positive impact on performance, suggests new research.

These results are surprising, considering the common view that abstinence from sexual activity can boost athletic performance.

“Abstaining from sexual activity before athletic competition is a controversial topic in the world of sport,” said lead study author Laura Stefani, Assistant
November 03, 2016

Stressed marriage could result in your waist expanding: Study

A recent research carried out at the University of Michigan examined how the negative quality of marriage can be a contributing factor to weight gain, possibly leading to obesity, when couples are stressed.

The results though varied by gender.

The study specifically focused on chronic stress, which is an ongoing circumstance occurring for more than a year and threatens to overwhelm an individ
November 03, 2016

At what age are people most likely to cheat?

According to IllcitEncounters- people have a habit of seeking sex with someone other than their spouse when they hit the number nine in their current decade, so look out if your partner is 19, 29, 39, 49 or 59 a this could spell trouble.

Apparently, people of this age are twice as likely to seek an affair, than at any other age.
When people reach an age that ends in nine- they start to look at their life and see where they can inject some new excitement into it- and sometimes this exciteme
November 03, 2016

Eating chocolate could improve your sex life

What better news could we have on National Chocolate Day? Apart from the obvious joy of indulging in a moment of cocoa bliss, there are many additional advantages to our health, and also our sex drive, when we eat dark chocolate. A study by the UK's leading dating site for married people, IllicitEncounters.com, has revealed that 78% of women say eating dark chocolate presses their buttons, and puts them in the mood for love.

These ladies will be feeling the benefits of L-arginine. Contained in chocolate, this amino acid can be an eff