Researchers have found that magnesium might help some people prevent and treat migraines. It makes sense, seeing as some studies have found that during a migraine, people tend to have low magnesium levels. Treating migraines with dietary magnesium According to the American Migraine Foundation, taking 400 to 500 mg of magnesium oxide daily may help … Continue reading Prevent Migraines With Magnesium
Looking to boost endurance and performance during your workout? Virtual reality (VR) technology may help. VR workouts vs. non-VR workouts Researchers at the School of Engineering and Digital Arts at the University of Kent in the United Kingdom found that study participants who wore a VR headset during their workout had a decreased perception of … Continue reading Virtual Reality May Improve Your Workout
Most men already know that being overweight can come with a variety of greater risk factors for disease. But new research indicates that being tall may also come with its own increase risk factors, specifically, for aggressive prostate cancer. Research on taller men A study from the University of Oxford in the United Kingdom looked … Continue reading Being Tall Raises Risk for Aggressive Prostate Cancer
Paxil, the brand name for paroxetine, is a common anti-depressant pill that’s also used to treat OCD, panic disorder, social anxiety disorder, PTSD, generalized anxiety disorder and premenstrual dysphoric disorder. As with any pill, there are pros and cons. The benefits of Paxil Available in immediate-release and extended-release prescription forms, it can be taken as … Continue reading The Pros and Cons of Taking Paxil for Depression
It’s not exactly shocking, but a new study found that married men tend to have a higher BMI than unmarried men and men tend to gain weight after becoming a parent. Weight gain after marriage and fatherhood The research, which was published in the journal Social Science & Medicine, looked at data from 8,729 heterosexual … Continue reading Married Men and Fathers Tend to Gain Weight
Although many people incorrectly believe that estrogen is only a “female hormone,” men produce it too. Estrogen is important for men’s health because it supports vital organs, such as the brain and heart, as well as muscles, bones and your immune system. But if your body produces too much of it, you can develop health … Continue reading Foods That Affect Estrogen in Men
A study from the International Agency for Research on Cancer in France found that men who watched more than four hours of TV per day were likelier to develop colorectal cancer than those who watched less. The study on colorectal cancer and TV The evidence it’s really surprising, considering that a lack of physical activity … Continue reading More Than Four Hours of TV May Raise Colorectal Cancer Risk
Having testicles of different sizes is nothing to worry about in most cases. For most men, the left testicle hangs lower and the right testicle is slightly larger. As a general rule, it’s only worthy of a doctor visit if your testicles hurt or if one or both change shape. Curious what makes one testicle … Continue reading When Your Testicles Are Different Sizes
Left untreated, sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) can cause long-lasting damage, including infertility. But in most cases, STDs that are identified and treated early can have an excellent outlook. Here are some of the more common STDs that affect men, as well as the signs and symptoms to watch for. It’s important to note, however, that … Continue reading STDs in Men: Signs and Symptoms
The benefits of a juice cleanse have been praised by many seeking to detoxify the body or lose weight. And while consuming only juice for three, seven or even 10 days can have some advantages, there are also some potential risks. Here are some considerations for both the pros and cons of a juice cleanse. … Continue reading The Benefits and Risks of a Juice Cleanse
