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Depression Therapy: Having your own pet

Pets as therapy for depression are proven effective for depressive patients. Recent studies show that pets are helping people with rumination in numerous ways. Exercise with Pets Proper exercise can help fight depression. However, experts support exercise with pets can create a positive effect in people with depression. Do depressed people own more pets? A […]

Depression and ED: Finding the Right Treatment for Depression

Depression and erectile dysfunction (ED) can potentially spoil a man’s sex drive. This common scenario often results to impotence in men.  Research shows that erectile dysfunction and depression are interrelated in terms of symptoms. Possible Effects of Depression in Men Depression can cause erectile dysfunction and vice versa. Experts support a strong relationship between depression […]

Multiple Sclerosis: Famous People with MS in the United States

Multiple Sclerosis (MS) is a debilitating disease that affects the central nervous system leading to nerve damage to the brain and spinal cord. Although multiple sclerosis affects every patient differently, the disease itself can lead to an inability to move freely, poor communication skills and loss of bladder and bowel control. MS can severely affect […]

High Cholesterol Level: Decreases Cardiovascular Function

High cholesterol problems, such as erectile dysfunction,  hinder the body’s mechanism to work well. In the first place, why do we have cholesterol in our bodies? Cholesterol has manifold functions, and it naturally exists in the outer layers of the human cell.  Cholesterol is important for hormone production, cell membrane formation and other vital body […]

Type 2 Diabetes: Healthy Tips for Men

How Type 2 Diabetes Breaks American Lifestyle? Type 2 Diabetes is the seventh deadliest disease in US causing over 233,000 deaths in 2005.  According to the American Diabetes Association, over 23 million Americans have diabetes and 1.6 million new cases are diagnosed within ages 20 years old each year. Diabetes is epidemic in United States. […]