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Your sex-life doesn’t end when you retire. Music is magic
Musical vibrations enhance the performance of our exquisite grey cells, boost our memory, including Alzheimer patients’, and enhance neurogenesis. Some melodies can throw us in the arms of Morpheus. Classical music diminishes depression with maestria.
Read MoreMake your masks
In 2013, researchers at Cambridge University tested a wide range of household materials for homemade masks during an influenza epidemic. Not surprisingly, their effectiveness was less than that of surgical masks. Nevertheless, DIY masks gallantly bared the non gratae members of the coronavirus clan.
Read MoreMaking our own hand sanitizer
Hand sanitizer, together with toilet paper and pasta, is on the top of panic buyers’ list and hence a rare commodity in these dark times. But don’t worry, unlike the other items, it is easy to make at home.The WHO confirm in their online recipe for hydroalcoholic gel, the lethal virucidal virtues of ethanol or isopropanol.
Read MoreLemon magic
The amazing hesperidium juice may taste acidic on its own, yet when metabolized by the body, the result is an alkaline effect. Highly respectable studies state that an alkaline diet could mitigate chronic diseases, improve many outcomes from cardiovascular health to memory and cognition…
Read More“Ecorotic” sex toys for Valentine’s day
For Valentine’s day, you decided to spice up your love life with a sex toy. But don’t just buy the first one you see. Before splurging make sure it’s “ecorotic.”
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Busting the blues
The third Monday is not worse than any other January Mondays, nor indeed, any other dark winter days. The reason for this gloom is, according to scientists, a cruel lack of daylight. To beat a light case of hiemal blues and see life through rose-tinted spectacles, try this Happy Smoothie:
Read MoreSex makes you smarter
High quality orgasms, boost brain cell growth in areas of the brain associated with memory, such as the hippocampus. Scientists found that sex could improve your memory when you're older, with results showing a direct correlation between more frequent sexual activity and memory performance. But for this to work, you need to have regular sex.
Read MoreBlasted backache
Backache, according to anthropologists, has been affecting humankind for the last 7 million years. To ease your sufferings before seeing your GP and starting to exercise again, try some massages with wonderful St John’s wort oil.
Read MoreSuper pumpkins
Pumpkins and their numerous splendid cousins are magic and not only since Cinderella’s famous carriage. From the rind to the seeds and the pulp, it is full of goodness for your health and your beauty.
Read MoreEat to beat the heat
No energy in the midst of the heat wave? You might be dehydrated. To counter the hazardous impacts of the summer sun, forget about cholesterol express meals. Temperature-reducing water-laden fruit and vegetables are your best when the sun is hitting hard. Here are a few cooling foods that you should definitely add to your diet to beat the heat
Read MoreFeeling low? Time for a matcha!
Feeling sluggish and foggy-brained? Forget your beloved coffee and grab a cup of matcha. This absolute marvel will perk you up in a jiffy.
Read MoreBlasted cramps
Lucky creatures, who’ve never experienced the misery of excruciating contractions of their left calf muscle or elsewhere, cannot imagine how insanely painful they are. To strong-hand the misbehaving muscle into submission, put your heel…
Read MoreThe Wonder Wowan of WWII
Her name was Wake, Nancy Wake. Tall, dark and awesome, this sexy saboteur and spy was as glamourous as devastatingly effective. She became one of Churchill's most highly decorated special agents and the Gestapo’s nightmare.
Read MoreIn the mood for love
Your Valentine will just melt away with a chocolate pudding. Send your Valentine to seventh heaven with this seductive mousse. Spice up your love life at any age
Read MoreBid adieu to acidity
Napoleon tried to calm his terrible heartburn with champagne. Gastric juices, almost as corrosive as battery acid, are the culprits in this digestive tragedy. So, while waiting to see your GP, try some ancestral recipes to ease your sufferings.
Read MorePumpkins are devilishly delicious
These delightful members of the cucurbit clan pack more than just a festive punch. They scare away diseases with their powerful immune boosting antioxidants, protect your eyes, enhance your immune system, aid in cancer prevention andlook after your beauty. For Halloween, find a terrific recipe : the Roasted Hokkaido pumpkin with couscous and haloumi cheese
Read MoreA Farewell to hot flushes
Wondering how to stop hot flushes? For women who prefer a natural alternative, plant-based remedies might just do the trick. Hops, for example, work very well and no, we are not suggesting you should drink beer. The phytoestrogens in hops alleviate menopausal misery. They stop you from feeling like a boiler on the verge of exploding …
Read MoreLice are not nice (Season 2)
September is the cruellest month. It’s goodbye dolce vita and hello post-holiday blues. School is starting, and the nits are gathering. Well, toughen up cookie! There’s no room for wimps when there’s a threat of head lice. Immediately draw our 100% organic weapon of massive destruction. Yes, your read it right: the good news is that they will suffer a tragic but totally ecological death, thanks to a magic potion
Read MoreWhack a gout attack!
Yvon will tell you that a gout attack is excruciatingly painful. The culprits, in this sad story, may be too many acid forming foods, setting off the body’s buffer system to stop the blood pH from dropping. So, to prevent a sneaky gout attack, before bedtime or 2 hours after dinner, Yvon drinks a large glass of ....
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