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Low Male Libido - As men age, they lose 10% of testosterone a decade
topsexualhealth
by topsexualhealth  9-9-2008   
 As men age, many suffer a decrease in sex drive. This isn't as natural as you'd think; in a study conducted by the American Association of Retired Persons (AARP), men still on average feel as much sexual desire as they did in their middle age. There's more at play here than simply getting older. Try Provacyl to enhance your testosterone. Unlike medications meant to increase libido and sexual function, Provacyl has no side effects and you don't need a prescription. It's also meant to give your whole body a boost, promoting testosterone production, stimulating growth hormone, and improving blood flow and oxidization. Provacyl is also packed with aphrodisiacs that have been used for hundreds, or some even thousands, of years. So while you enjoy a greater sex life, your body gets a new start.
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Regular gym visits 'can wear out your hips in middle age'
A53GG4
by A53GG4  8-29-2008   
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Daily aspirin in middle-age call...
mugofcoffee
by mugofcoffee  8-23-2008   
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Brain Food
fruit123grl
by fruit123grl  8-22-2008   
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The Merkaba Research
richieb_93
by richieb_93  8-16-2008   
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FORGETTING YOUR SINGLE ?
jt3600
by jt3600  7-31-2008   
 All the things I forgot being single 1 I forgot about all the fights we had .2 I forgot about all those question about where I've been. 3 I forgot that killer question about how big is her ass in the dress.I know there's more I just can't F**king remember !
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Older athlets participating in the Olympics - What's the secret?
Fast T friend
by Fast T friend  7-22-2008    1
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Cholesterol Level Can Affect Memory
A53GG4
by A53GG4  7-7-2008   
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Resveratrol Wards Off Effects Of Age
SenorCoconut
by SenorCoconut  7-4-2008   
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Good cholesterol may protect memory
pokkets
by pokkets  7-1-2008   
 There is good and bad cholesterol. They sum it up by saying, what is good for the heart, is good for the brain. Certain changes in lifestyle can have a positive impact on raising HDL levels: Aerobic exercise, Weight loss, Smoking cessation. Removing trans fatty acids from the diet One to two drinks of alcohol a day - HDL transports cholesterol to the liver and cholesterol is known to have a protective effect on the cell membrane. It is likely that this reflects the liver's need for more cholesterol to protect itself from the alcohol. Adding monounsaturated and polyunsaturated fats to the diet, and reducing or eliminating saturated fats. Adding soluble fiber to diet. Oats are a prime source. Taking Omega 3 fatty acids such as in tuna, or sardines, or suppliments. Limiting intake of dietary fat to 30–35% of total calories Taking Niacin aka Vitamin B3
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Spaying or Neutering Your Pet Bunny
ChiVampir
by ChiVampir  6-13-2008   
 Some clips from an article about spaying and neutering bunnies
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Where to Live to Live the Longest
Rebecca Ruiz
by Rebecca Ruiz  6-10-2008   
 Sardinia and Japan are two of the countries where certain groups of people live the longest. Author Dan Buettner tries to figure out their secrets for "happy old age" in a new book. He has some interesting findings. What I'd like to know is if you've traveled to a place where you thought life would be paradise. My vote goes to Dingle, Ireland.
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Smoking Tied to Memory Loss in Middle Age
A53GG4
by A53GG4  6-10-2008    1
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Smoking hurts mind...
aklimento
by aklimento  6-9-2008   
 Stalin, Chirchill led their nations through WW2 with puffing pipes, in WW1 American black soldiers have crawled to the night attacks on European battlefields with lighted handmade cigars, even beign good targets for enemy... Smoking hurting not only mind and body, but families and nations. Remember peace pipes of American Indians?
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Methuselah Foundation Announces Aging 2008 at UCLA
Silkweaver
by Silkweaver  5-23-2008   
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Monkeys genetically modified to have Huntington's Disease
Deepti
by Deepti  5-19-2008    2
 One of the two surviving monkeys has developed symptoms including involuntary movements of the hands and face. The other has no symptoms of the disease yet but may develop them later.
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A good call-to-action is worth its weight in gold. Interactivate's CEO offers tips to finesse your C
fuordigital
by fuordigital  5-12-2008   
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World's Hot Spots of Longevity
amgumen
by amgumen  4-28-2008   
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The Red Hat Society
murieleileen
by murieleileen  4-22-2008   
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Chest pain in middle-age an ominous sign
Deepti
by Deepti  4-20-2008   
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The Serious Fraud Office- Yes I know!
ratilfar
by ratilfar  4-11-2008   
 #1: But won't they be confused with the Serious Fraud Office? #2: Oh I don't think so. One deals with stolen office supplies the other with multi-billion pound defense contracts. The difference is very clear. #1: I see what you mean. Well good day James, have to get back to work. #2: Take care Harold! -End of Scene-
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Mid-aged prodigal children
jaypeewar
by jaypeewar  4-1-2008   
 The US economic slump forcing some Americans to move back in with their parents.
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Big bellies lead to dementia
kelvin273
by kelvin273  3-26-2008   
 Apparently I'm in trouble if I don't get rid of my belly in three years.
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Big belly in middle age triples risk of dementia
BobbyDelray
by BobbyDelray  3-26-2008   
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US economy- homecoming time!
psyberg
by psyberg  3-24-2008   
 The economic crunch is getting worse..
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Moving back home at middle age
rmowery
by rmowery  3-22-2008   
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Social imperative to marry waning
Kauaiguy
by Kauaiguy  3-4-2008   
 My personal opinion of why more and more people are putting off marriage is that the stigma of just being single has worn away..
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Exercise As Controlling Anti-Aging Factor
Lancebowski
by Lancebowski  2-3-2008   
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Personal Best
debbyski
by debbyski  2-3-2008    2
 "Train hard and train often,” said Hirofumi Tanaka, a 41-year-old soccer player and exercise physiologist at the University of Texas. Dr. Tanaka said he means doing things like regular interval training, repeatedly going all out, easing up, then going all out again. These workouts train your body to increase its oxygen consumption by allowing you to maintain an intense effort. “One of the major determinants of endurance performance is oxygen consumption,” Dr. Tanaka said. “You have to make training as intense as you can.”
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Exercise Prevents...Wrinkes?
Lucy Maher
by Lucy Maher  2-1-2008   
 Well, not really, but it does help keep us nimble in old age. That's the finding of a University of Pittsburgh professor, a 40-year-old runner, who looked at people who trained as they got older or started an exercise regimen in middle age. Her research, the New York Times reports, finds that those people deteriorated, but less than they might have if sedentary.
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Middle Age Blahs Are Universal
dmegivern
by dmegivern  1-31-2008   
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Middle age truly depressing says study
pokkets
by pokkets  1-30-2008   
 They were amazed at the constancy, but it is not inevitable. The fact that it is the half way point may be a factor, and the fact that many dreams of youth are no longer possible eg too old to repay a home loan. No doubt there are those who have had more realistic dreams. Experience can shatter many illusions. There is the bright side in that after a point people can realize they are too old to dream, and start living each day as though it is a bonus. What worries me is after being classified as depression, there can be a determination to classify it as an 'illness' or a 'syndrome' that can be remedied with medication, to the point where people become depressed without the medications (which can often be addictive) Often the only thing that is needed is time. After realizing you're 'over the hill' it is a matter of accepting the inevitable, and making the most of the ride.
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Mid-Life Depression
abailart
by abailart  1-29-2008    13
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The Downside Of Living Longer
debbyski
by debbyski  1-6-2008    2
 Does the alternative stink?
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Humans Still Evolving - A complementary clip
mickfinn
by mickfinn  12-11-2007   
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'Use it or lose it'
wildcat
by wildcat  11-29-2007    2
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11 old age funniest one liners
Rashid Malik
by Rashid Malik  11-22-2007    4
 - You know you're into middle age when you realize that caution is the only thing you care to exercise.
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You're Getting Old When...
thisnamecantbetaken
by thisnamecantbetaken  11-21-2007    4
 Ugh. I'm not that old! I am still in the summer of life! I can still party for 2 days straight! (Though it used to be 3...) Maybe I AM getting old? I don't wanna talk about it, let's change the subject. *LOL*
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Mr. Whipple - Gone at 91. RIP
BobbyRutan
by BobbyRutan  11-20-2007   
 More: From 1964 to 1985, and again in 1999, Wilson portrayed Mr. Whipple in more than 500 commercials for the toilet paper. Born in England in 1916, Wilson moved to Canada as a child. His father performed in vaudeville and his mother was a singer. His film career lasted more than 30 years and included the Don Knotts movies "The Ghost and Mr. Chicken" (1966) and "The Shakiest Gun in the West" (1968). In one of his final roles, Wilson played a store manager in "The Incredible Shrinking Woman" (1981). He beat out 33 other candidates for the Mr. Whipple role and often expressed gratitude for his commercial career. With "the kind of pictures they're making today," Wilson told the Associated Press in 1985, "I'll stick with toilet paper."
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No Man left Behind ?
aculton
by aculton  11-11-2007   
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