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Report finds your protective style may need some protecting

New research reveals braiding hair and wigs may carry more risk than beauty Black women's hair extensions and braiding products are once again facing scrutiny, and this time the findings are even more alarming than before. A fresh wave of concern is rippling through the beauty community after a new study confirmed what many have…

ByDempsey May AyucoJuly 15, 20260Comments

Sex

New research reveals one habit couples need for better sex

A University of Texas study says the secret to more intimacy might already be sitting in your sink. Turns out those social media couples joking that a partner doing the dishes is the ultimate form of foreplay might be onto something real. New research out of the University of Texas at Austin has found a…

ByDempsey May AyucoJuly 15, 20260Comments

Health

Is this cancer drug the real cure for graying hair

A 2017 breakthrough study is now driving scientific research that could one day restore your natural hair color. Cancer Drugs and a Surprising Discovery Something unexpected happened in 2017 that scientists are still talking about. Fourteen lung cancer patients enrolled in an immunotherapy…

ByDempsey May AyucoJune 16, 20260Comments

Health

Marathoners may be running into an unexpected health risk

A new study signals a surprising connection between marathon-level endurance running and precancerous colon polyps — and experts want athletes to pay attention. The Unexpected Finding Shaking Up the Running World What started as a curious pattern in a cancer clinic may now have serious implications for endurance athletes. A small but striking study has…

ByDempsey May AyucoMay 21, 20260Comments

Sex

How often should men ejaculate to fight cancer risk?

New research is reshaping what men know about sexual health and cancer prevention—and it starts with how often they ejaculate. The Prostate Problem Men Aren't Talking About Let's be real — prostate health isn't exactly cocktail conversation, but maybe it should be. According to Harvard Medical School, half of all men in their 50s are…

ByDempsey May AyucoApril 30, 20260Comments

Food & Drink

Coffee and libido: caffeine’s surprising effects on desire

New research and long-held beliefs suggest coffee may do more than energize the body—it could also influence mood, circulation, and sexual health in unexpected ways. Coffee, Mood and Brain Chemistry Coffee has long been more than a morning ritual. For many, it is a daily spark that sharpens focus and lifts mood almost instantly.…

ByDempsey May AyucoApril 14, 20260Comments

Fitness

How to keep your waist tiny and the pounds off

A new study reveals that eating the same meals repeatedly — not variety — may be the smarter path to sustainable weight loss. The Diet Advice Nobody Saw Coming For decades, nutritionists urged variety. Fill your plate with color. Rotate your proteins. Keep your body guessing. But a growing body of research is quietly dismantling…

ByDempsey May AyucoMarch 30, 20260Comments

Health

Is metformin actually a brain drug in disguise

A diabetes staple trusted for six decades turns out to have a secret life inside the mind — and the implications could reshape treatment for millions. Metformin's Long-Kept Secret For more than 60 years, Metformin has quietly done its job. Doctors prescribed it. Patients took it. Blood sugar levels dropped. Nobody asked too many questions.…

ByDempsey May AyucoMarch 26, 20260Comments

Wellness

The 20-minute exercise trick that protects your memory

New research reveals that a brief cycling session triggers brain activity linked to memory consolidation — offering a compelling case for movement as a tool against cognitive decline. The Brain's Hidden Save Button Every time a person forms a new memory, the brain quietly performs a kind of internal filing. And according to a…

ByDempsey May AyucoMarch 26, 20260Comments

Wellness

Why estrogen matters for Women’s blood pressure in menopause

How declining estrogen affects blood pressure and cardiovascular health in women The Estrogen Connection to Blood Pressure As women transition through life, hormonal shifts bring changes that extend far beyond reproductive health. One of the most significant—and sometimes overlooked—effects involves cardiovascular function. During perimenopause and postmenopause, estrogen levels drop, and this decline has been linked…

ByDempsey May AyucoMarch 12, 20260Comments

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Report finds your protective style may need some protecting

New research reveals one habit couples need for better sex

Is this cancer drug the real cure for graying hair

Marathoners may be running into an unexpected health risk

How often should men ejaculate to fight cancer risk?

Coffee and libido: caffeine’s surprising effects on desire

How to keep your waist tiny and the pounds off

Is metformin actually a brain drug in disguise

The 20-minute exercise trick that protects your memory

Why estrogen matters for Women’s blood pressure in menopause

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