During a sexual response cycle, you will experience sexual excitement or sexual energy building inside your body, which is released in rhythmic muscular contractions in your pelvic region when you reach your orgasm. You can also take it as a physiological response of your body after sexual stimulation. The more excited you are, the higher … Continue reading
A new clinical report from the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) identifies prenatal exposure to alcohol as the leading preventable cause of birth defects and intellectual and neurodevelopmental disabilities in children. The report, “Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders,” in the November 2015 issue of Pediatrics (published online Oct. 19) stresses that no amount of alcohol should … Continue reading
Every hour spent watching television per day could increase your risk of diabetes by 3.4 percent, according to a new study published inDiabetologia. Researchers from the University of Pittsburgh found that whether study participants were following the Diabetes Prevention Program (DPP) lifestyle intervention or not (the DPP includes education, coaching and exercise), watching TV increased … Continue reading
Some people return messages—quickly and informatively. But most do not. This issue was crystallized for me in a recent offhand comment by a business colleague. We were discussing an issue of mutual interest, and she said—in reference to a third person involved in our transaction, “He’s a Millennial, so he’s probably not going to return my call, but I’m going … Continue reading
Emerging countries are slowly opting for smart and sustainable cars. Auto manufacturers have shifted their priorities to not only meet emissions standards, but also to keep up with government policies to improve air quality in each country. Fuel efficient cars have not yet caught on in developing markets as fast as they have in Western … Continue reading
Majority of Ghanaian youth do not need aphrodisiacs to ensure optimal sexual performance because they are naturally fit, Chief Executive Officer of Eden Family Hospital, Dr. Andre Kwasi-Kumah has said. This is in spite of the fact that some are unable to achieve sexual satisfaction with their partners during intercourse. According to the medical practitioner, … Continue reading
The Vox is reporting a big salmonella outbreak in the US. The outbreak is reported to have infected over 181 people in 40 states. Its been found that the outbreak is as a result of people getting a little too close to their live poultry — “specifically, kissing and cuddling chicks, chickens, ducks, and ducklings.” … Continue reading
1. They are resilient! Some cats have survived after falling 32 stories onto concrete. 2. They like to sleep a lot! On average, cats spend 2/3 of every day sleeping. In other words, they spend about 70% of their lives sleeping. 3.They do not think you are different than them! While dogs recognize that humans … Continue reading
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