Bats. What are We Know About Them?
by admin on Jan.28, 2010, under Wild Nature
Our beloved friend the bat, a very misunderstood creature too many times portrayed as an evil little terror of the night. Myths of bats have been very misleading over time. European folklore often has shown the bat in sinister light. (continue reading…)
Some Secrets to Attracting Women
by admin on Jan.14, 2010, under Dating
It’s not complicated or impossible for a guy to attract women - there are 3 simple rules.
It seems some guys have found the secret to attracting women because they get lots of attention from them and other guys are left quaking in their boots. (continue reading…)
Smoking adn Writing can be Deadly!
by admin on Dec.22, 2009, under Uncategorized
Have you ever found yourself writing a health article and giving your reader the ever-important advice to get regular exercise and eat a healthy diet? Sure, most of us have. Have you written this while you are typing on your keyboard in mid-afternoon, yet you’ve not eaten one single piece of solid food? Have you ever written an article on weight loss while scarfing down a Snickers bar? Do you warn your readers about cancer risks while you are sucking down a half of a carton of smokes? I have! (continue reading…)
Hip Protectors May be Best Treatment for Osteoporosis in Elderly
by admin on Dec.09, 2009, under Health
Football players wouldn’t think of getting on the field without their protective equipment. But gridiron heroes are probably at less risk of a hip fracture than the frail elderly. Now they have their own equipment.
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Teeth Whitening Procedure Directly at Home!
by admin on Nov.16, 2009, under Dental
Until currently, it was difficult to see a set of beautiful white teeth if you didn’t put on the TV or go to your dentist’s office. Nevertheless there has been research and a conclusion has been made - teeth whitening can be affordable, done directly at home!
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Antidepressants in Your Prescription
by admin on Nov.13, 2009, under Health
Antidepressants, used in conjunction with psychotherapy, can help treat cases of severe depression. Depression is a serious mental illness in which a person has feelings of profound sadness and despair for weeks or months, causing physical manifestations and severely disrupting life, activities and relationships. This has been termed the number two disabling disease of Western civilization.
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HGH Replacement Therapy: Point of View
by admin on Oct.16, 2009, under Supplements
Assuming you live right and eat right, with the exception of genetic changes that are connected with age, the step-by-step process of the hormone system declining is responsible for the speed of aging.
Medical science has been aware of hormones for a good century. Nevertheless, because all people who live will eventually die, the medical field has been lagging behind in using this to stop and turn around the aging process. The underlying belief is that in some way, it is a violation of respect for life to fight with the aging process. This way of thinking about life and aging is now challenged. (continue reading…)
Tips to Boost Your Sexual Wellness
by admin on Sep.28, 2009, under Men's Health
Men go through physical as well as mental declines as they age and as a consequence, they encounter various degrees of erectile problems. If there is an underlying emotional component to the problem, this advice could be of benefit to you. However, in case this turns out to be a health issue, some recent surgical procedures or remedies may help you regain healthy function.
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How Far Have We Really Come? Part 2
by admin on Sep.10, 2009, under Uncategorized
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Once again there is uproar. A female student cries out, “That’s crazy, look how far women have come. How can you suggest that?” A calm classmate cuts in, “No, I agree with her. It’s not fair that housewives aren’t respected.” One of the male students shouts out with disgust, “All that will lead to is a bunch of over-protective parents.”
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How Far Have We Really Come? Part 1
by admin on Aug.27, 2009, under Uncategorized
It’s three in the afternoon on a steamy Wednesday near the end of April, and I’m sitting in my honors seminar on Islamic theory. I’m weary from being up half the previous night studying for an exam, and I’m not looking forward to the three papers that I have due before the end of the month. Final exams loom over the horizon, not to mention the fact that I have a week to pack up a year’s worth of clothing, books, papers and bedding only to unpack them again in my summer apartment, just three blocks down. This is not my favorite class, and if it were not the case that I had already missed three—the maximum absences allowed this semester—I wouldn’t be here.
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