Foods that jump start sexual desire. Are they for real? Writing today about aphrodisiac foods and today ‘s subject is saffron. Saffron is a beautiful little flower native to Asia and the Middle East.
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Scientific studies show Fenugreek enhances sexual desire and sexual function in both men and women! ontinue the dialogue today on aphrodisiac foods and in particular drilling down on one called Fenugreek.
In search of sexual desire? Maca may be your answer! Men and women alike, have searched for aphrodisiac foods - foods which increase sexual desire and increased libido, for centuries.
Vitamin E plays a crucial role in a function called anti-oxidant activity. Dr. Jim, here with you talking about vitamin E. Like all vitamins, vitamin E is really important to health and well-being.
Vitamin D is good for just about everything that ails you! Hi! Dr. Jim here, talking with you today about all important vitamin D. Some would say that vitamin D is good for just about everything that ails you and indeed, they may be right.
Vitamin C is critical for immune function; it's critical for what's called antioxidant activity and it’s critical for enzyme function.
Vitamin B12 is essential for red blood cell formation and prevention of birth defects, among others. Hi, Dr. Jim here with you today to talk about all-important vitamin B12. Vitamin B12 is important for gastrointestinal or digestive function, red blood cell formation, proper nervous system function and a thing called DNA integrity.
Vitamin B6 is key to emotional energy, among other vital functions.
Hi, Dr. Jim here talking with you today about an important vitamin – vitamin A. Vitamin A is really necessary for visual function, it is important for red blood cell formation, thyroid function and maybe most critically, it's important for immunity.
You could be infected with HIV and not know it. The only way to know if you have HIV is to get tested.
The real trick is preventing migraines. The first line in prevention is 7 to 8 hours of sleep nightly, nutritious foods with emphasis on fruits and vegetables, stress reduction, avoiding triggers, mindfulness and counseling.
Distracted driving includes cell phone use while driving, driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs and driving in a condition of insufficient sleep.