Soy Foods May Cause Low Sperm Count »
By Srecko.Krestic on Jul 25, 2008 in Featured, Health News | 0 Comments
The U.S. researchers, on Wednesday, revealed that even meek consumption of soy-based foods could significantly lower a man’s sperm count.
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By Srecko.Krestic on Jul 25, 2008 in Featured, Health News | 0 Comments
The U.S. researchers, on Wednesday, revealed that even meek consumption of soy-based foods could significantly lower a man’s sperm count.
By Srecko.Krestic on Jul 25, 2008 in Featured, Health News | 0 Comments
Peanuts can cause health problems to some people. Peanuts allergy is a major cause of deaths in the world. Almost 0.5 to 1 percent people are afflicted with peanut allergy. It is pointed out by the American Academy of Allergy, Asthma and Immunology.
By Srecko.Krestic on Jul 23, 2008 in Featured, Health News | 0 Comments
A study done by the researchers of the Glasgow University claim that drugs are the main culprit behind the high morality rate in Scotland. Scotland has 15% higher death rate as compared to England and Wales.
By Srecko.Krestic on Jul 7, 2008 in Featured, Health News | 0 Comments
Scientists feel that watermelon has some ingredients that can raise the libido level, much like what Viagra does.
By Srecko.Krestic on Jul 5, 2008 in Featured, Health News | 0 Comments
A Greek study suggests that a few cups of green tea a day can help to keep heart disease away. During the study, researchers at the Athens Medical School in Greece gave 14 healthy volunteers either green tea, diluted caffeine or hot water and measured the function of endothelial cells that line the circulatory system.
By Srecko.Krestic on Jul 5, 2008 in Featured, Health News | 0 Comments
A new study has revealed that (ED) is inversely related to the frequency of intercourse. Frequent sexual intercourse may decrease a man’s chances of developing erectile dysfunction, reported researchers from Finland.
By Srecko.Krestic on Jul 4, 2008 in Featured, Health News | 0 Comments
Researchers have developed a new technique for finding and analyzing stray cancer cells in the blood of lung cancer patients, a discovery that could lead to better treatments with fewer side effects.
By Srecko.Krestic on Jun 13, 2008 in Featured, Health News | 0 Comments
The vaccine against H5N1 avian influenza made from monkey cells has been reported effective by researchers at drug company Baxter International.