Health and Relationship

   Nail polish can seriously affect our heath, and a recent study has shown that many of the most popular American nail polish brands are actually the extremely harmful. The study involved 24 women and experts evaluated the effects of the chemical toxins in their bodies. The source of these chemicals was nail polish. All of the participants were found to have signs of triphenyl phosphate in the body only 10 hours after applying nail polish. The same researchers, in a follow-up study, evaluated 10 different nail polishes for triphenyl phosphate and found it in 8 of them. What’s more, two of these 8 did not even list the presence of the chemical on the label. Therefore, 20% of nail polishes we purchase have a harmful chemical that is not listed on the label. Triphenyl phosphate (or TPHP) is a dangerous chemical that disrupts the humans’ endocrine system, which controls all our hormones. According to the lead researcher of the study, Dr. Heather Stapleton, “There is growing evid...

 Estrogen is both the most loved and the most hated hormone. It’s definitely one of the most widely known hormones (if not the most widely known hormone). On the good side, estrogen is responsible for the growth and development of female sexual characteristics and reproduction. But on the flip side, it’s also responsible for mood swings and much more. Some people have low estrogen levels because of their genetics. Others end up with low levels because of a thyroid disorder. But whatever the cause, you need to identify the low estrogen symptoms and do something about it. And while estrogen levels can vary from person to person, it’s important to know what the normal level is and why estrogen is so important. Bear in mind, estrogen levels decline naturally as you age and get closer to menopause. Why estrogen is so important Estrogen is a hormone present in the body in small amounts. But even in small amounts, estrogen has a big role in helping you achieve overall good health.Commonl...

 Have you ever found yourself wondering if you make love too often or too little? The problem is that we have less and less time to spend some quality time with our partners. Add stress to this and the fact that we are so different and there you have it. Some people find having sex two times per week enough. However, there are other which believe that this might be either too little or too much. A research done at the Kinsey Institute showed how often to individuals have sex if you take into consideration their age. HERE IS WHAT THE RESULTS SHOWED: 18-29: on average 112 times a year; 30-39 years: on average 86 times a year; 40-49 years: on average 69 times a year; 50-59 years: on average 47 times a year; 60+ years: on average 32 times a year. In addition, 13% of married couples have sex only a couple of times in a year, 45% of them have sex a couple of times in a month. Moreover, 34% have sex two to three times per week, whereas 7% have sex four or more times per week. Afterward, ...

  Improve male sexual performance If you’re looking to maintain sexual activity in bed all night, you’re not alone. Many men are looking for ways to enhance their sexual performance. This can include improving existing problems or searching for new ways to keep your partner happy. There are plenty of male enhancement pills on the market, but there are many simple ways to stay firmer and last longer without having to visit the pharmacy. Keep in mind that your penis works on blood pressure, and make sure your circulatory system is working at top shape. Basically, what’s good for your heart is good for your sexual health. Keep reading to find other easy ways to improve your sexual performance. 1. Stay active One of the best ways to improve your health is cardiovascular exercise. Sex might get your heart rate up, but regular exercise can help your sexual performance by keeping your heart in shape. Thirty minutes a day of sweat-breaking exercise, such as running and swimming, can do wo...

 Sex is as basic as food. Well, almost. Once you get the taste of it, there’s no turning back. And even if you are the conservative type, and think that sex is not necessary, you still know that your body needs a dose of it from time to time. Otherwise, how do you explain those urges? In fact, your body needs sex so bad that if it doesn’t get it, weird things start happening to it. Things you thought were unexplained before actually have their roots in the lack of action between the sheets. So what goes on inside your body when you stop having sex? Well, to begin with… 1. You Start Dreaming About It… A Lot! Just like the sensations of pleasure and pain are a function initiated by your brain, so are the dreams you see when asleep. The interesting thing is that the same chemicals in your brain that work hard to ensure you remain healthy and happy are also responsible for the dreams you get [1]. In fact, certain reports suggest that the lack of sex can bring more sex dreams, and quit...