HEALTH & WELLBEING

Hypnosis A Possible Treatment For Hot Flashes In Men

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Researchers at Baylor University conducted a study on the effects of hypnosis on men with hot flashes. The study sought to look towards hypnosis as a possible treatment for the problem. Since hypnotic relaxation therapy was a successful means of treating women suffering hot flashes the researchers tried to find out if the same treatment would works for men as well.
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New Zealand Doctor Investigated for Recommending Masturbation to Bulimic Woman

A New Zealand doctor, who advised a woman to treat her eating disorder with "self-pleasure" or masturbation is under investigation by the Medical Council. The general physician, who was not named for purposes of privacy, has been found to show a "lack of judgment" while caring for a patient in a span of five years.
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Science Explores Flatulence, Fart Smell: 5 Things to Know

So what’s in a fart that made researchers claim sniffing the smell is good for the health? Science has been toying with the theory that sniffing fart could be helpful in the treatment and prevention of certain illnesses. Below are five things to know from the researchers who have experimented on this theory.
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Widowhood May Delay Dementia In Some Seniors

According to a new research, losing a spouse can delay dementia. Dr Bryan Woodruff, study researcher and an assistant professor of neurology at the Mayo Clinic in Scottsdale, Arizona, said, "For those who had a mild memory problem, losing the spouse was associated with a later age of developing full-blown dementia compared to those who stayed married."
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Replace Drugs With Running to Experience a ‘Natural High’

Running, in place of ‘recreational drugs,’ brings in an endorphin rush, which in turn gives rise to a feel good factor, reveals a study. The ‘high’ that one can experience during a race, or a training session, is being referred to as ‘flow’ by psychologists.
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Porn Linked With Hypersexuality In Women - Study

A new study on the sexual activity of women who have sex so frequently that it affects their lives has found that three per cent of women are hypersexual. It is a condition in which too much sex impacts the life of the afflicted. Some of the common traits among hypersexuals include frequent masturbation and watching a lot of porn.
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Nickel In iPad and Other Devices Can Cause Rash - Report Says

According to a report in the Monday's Pediatrics, an Apple iPad caused a body rash in an 11-year-old boy who was treated at Rady Children's Hospital in San Diego Hospital. This led to a large number of reports in medical journals that detailed the effects of nickel on the body. Nickel from a variety of personal electronic devices, including laptop's and cell phones caused allergies.
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Must Know Facts on Identifying Symptoms of Kidney Disease

Knowing the symptoms of kidney disease can help you get the treatment you need to feel your best. Often, early kidney problems don't have many symptoms. People should be aware that kidney diseases can be silent killers. (SOURCE)
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Eye Tests Can Diagnose Alzheimer’s Disease Before Onset of Symptoms

Regular eye tests can help diagnose onset of Alzheimer’s disease, even before the symptoms appear, revealed studies. Two different techniques were used and both showed there was an indication of probable Alzheimer's disease in retina and lens of the eyes of individuals tested.

No Link between Weather and Back Ache – Study

The weather is not responsible for back pain, said researchers at the George Institute for Global Health at the University of Sydney, Australia. According to the study, published this week in the journal ‘Arthritis Care & Research’, there is no connection between the weather and chronic pain conditions, which include severe back ache as well.
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Watching Porn Makes Women Sick: Dutch Study Reveals

Women are delicate subjects, showed another study. Men are sincerely advised not to force their partners to watch porn if they don’t want to. Watching porn often make a woman sick to her stomach literally.
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Even Toddlers Feel What Is Schadenfreude

Schadenfreude or obtaining pleasure and joy over someone else’s misfortune, isn't something strictly restricted in adults. A new report suggests that even a two years old child gets to realize this complicated emotion.
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Sniffing Aromas Can Heal Your Skin - Study

It is well known that human beings can identify odours through the 350 different types of olfactory receptors in the nose, which start a signalling process that then messages the brain. The receptors jointly work to provide a sense of smell.
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Sex Addicts Show Similar Brain Activity As Drug Addicts - New Research

A new study published in the PLOS One journal states the brain activity in drug addicts is similar to that in sex addicts. Sex addicts are those who experience a compulsive sexual behaviour and indulge excessively in pornography, they suffer from a lot of sexual desire and are obsessed with sexual feelings, thoughts and desires.

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