Prostate Restored
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Onion extract is a great remedy for hair and skin related problems. Apart from applying on skin and hair, drinking onion water regularly may do wonders for hair fall and skin problems like inflammation and acne.
Sodas are loaded with caffeine and lots of sugar. The caffeine can make it hard to fall asleep, and the sugar may affect your ability to stay...
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While there is some truth to this (olive oil does appear to cause relatively less damage than saturated animal fats), it is important to note that...
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Fluxactive Complete is conveniently packed with over 14 essential prostate powerhouse herbs, vitamins and grade A nutrients which work synergistically to help you support a healthy prostate faster
Learn More »The quest to search for healthy foods is a never-ending process. Whether it's for weight loss diet or for building immunity, there are innumerable food options and we try to include as many of those foods as possible in our diet. We live in a world where it is always a good idea to be a little cautious. But, did you know that the most common food in our kitchen - onion - can do the job just fine? Yes, something as basic as onions that we use in almost all our food preparations is always present in your pantry, and that is what you should be seeking without having to actually seek it. Onion juice (or pyaz ka paani) provides all those health benefits you may be looking for.
Drinking warm water before bed will keep you hydrated through the night and may help the body to rid itself of unwanted toxins. It may also help to...
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Helps Progesterone Production The ovaries love zinc—sufficient amount of this mineral helps them produce estrogen and progesterone. May 17, 2018
Read More »Almonds and walnuts also boost levels of a substance called SHBG, which binds to testosterone in effect, neutralizing its androgenic effects. In other words, it greatly reduces testosterone production. Nuts also happen to have high amounts of PUFAs, which as you are well aware, hammers testosterone levels.
As you might know, estrogen works in stark contrast to testosterone. Some soy advocates argue that phytoestrogen isoflavones have a much smaller effect as compared to estrogen. However, these substances also reduce the activity of androgen receptors, meaning that it will disrupt the testosterone activity in your body. No good for us men! In other words, you will not be able to feel the full benefits of whatever testosterone there is in your bloodstream since phytoestrogen isoflavones are interfering with the critical function of androgen receptors, without which testosterone cannot work. The adverse effects of soy products on androgen receptors are responsible for the maintenance and development of the male phenotype. Another problem with soy is that it disrupts the thyroid function due to which it is described as ‘goitrogenic.’ Suppression of the thyroid gland is a key reason why many men and even women have low testosterone levels. Soy problems don’t end here. Another major health issue is that soy has the wrong fatty acid profile. Over half of all fat content in soy is polyunsaturated fatty acids or PUFAs. These fatty acids can sharply depress testosterone production when their percentage is too high as in soy products.
Yet throughout human existence, parents have cared for their babies hygienically without diapers. This natural practice is common in Asia, Africa,...
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Chest pain, chest tightness, chest pressure and chest discomfort (angina) Shortness of breath. Pain in the neck, jaw, throat, upper belly area or...
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During long planned procedures, the team will often have a “comfort stop” built into the schedule—typically, this gives the lead surgeon and other...
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The fees for second opinions range from a low of a couple of hundred dollars to $2,000 or more. Some vary based upon offering multidisciplinary...
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