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But unless you've ordered a 'Mocha' (an espresso, hot milk and cocoa powder combo), there's not much chance of it keeping you up at night. In fact, hot chocolate typically contains a measly 5mg of caffeine per mug.
So, can you assist the body's conversion of Omega-3 with turmeric? A recent animal study shows that turmeric boosts the conversion of plant-based...
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Read More »Although there is no 'magic number' when it comes to how much sleep we should get, experts agree that, typically, most adults require between seven and eight hours in order to feel refreshed and function well both mentally and physically. And yet, according to the British Sleep Council, 74 per cent of Brits get less than seven hours' kip a night.1
You can consume green tea or herbal tea. It will help reduce creatinine levels and prevent other conditions such as obesity.
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Not officially, but Guinness has a record for the most piss ever expelled at once from a human bladder (38.7 pints), but it doesn't have a category...
Read More »It doesn't take much to prepare for a pap smear. Some women may feel like they need to shave their pubic hair, but it's unnecessary for this test. You should only tackle it if you'll be more comfortable. Your doctor has seen it all, so a little bit of pubic hair won't bother him.
Also called a pap test, a pap smear is done in your doctor’s office. It requires your doctor to carefully scrape away cervical cells from your cervix. Once removed, the cells are tested for abnormal growth. During a Pap smear, your doctor will ask you to undress form the waist down. You’ll be given a hospital gown or covering. After your doctor instructs you to lay down and put your feet up, he or she will insert a speculum. The speculum is usually a little cold, and may pinch or feel uncomfortable, but it's essential as it opens up your vagina for your doctor to see and reach your cervix. Once the speculum is in, your doctor will scrape away cervical cells with a soft brush or long Q-tip. These cells will then be tested. You may experience some cramping and/or spotting after your test.
Exercise Regularly Exercise can actually help boost your semen production. Strength training not only increase testosterone but also enhances blood...
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Testosterone levels are typically 300 to 1,000 nanograms per deciliter (ng/dL) . Low testosterone is when testosterone levels fall below 300 ng/dL....
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A Hairy Chest Might Mean You're More Intelligent Although the research is dated, another study found that a majority of members of Mensa, or the...
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Lindt dark chocolate is the OG of healthy supermarket desserts – high in heart-friendly flavonoids and low in sugar. Apr 9, 2019
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