The Substances You Might Be Taking That Are Causing Erectile Dysfunction
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30 November 2015
Erectile dysfunction is a normal condition that most men experience at some point. However, when you find that it is increasingly becoming harder to maintain an erection at all, the cause of your erection may be legal or illegal substances that you are taking. It is a common misconception that certain substances, such as alcohol, can aid in having sex. Under these circumstances, the best approach is to try to stop taking these drugs after consulting with your doctor.
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Problems Getting Pregnant? Options You Have To Help With This Problem
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15 September 2015
If you have been trying to get pregnant but it isn't happening, it could be that you are just not giving it enough time. How long it takes you depends on many things, but on average 85% of women become pregnant within one year, and then chances gradually become less after this. If it has been longer than a year, you should make an appointment with your doctor to see what the problem is.
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Build Muscle With These Steroid Alternatives
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31 July 2015
If you spend any time around bodybuilders, you might think that you need steroids to get big muscles. This is not true. Steroids certainly help, but many people are uncomfortable using them because they can cause health problems and are often illegal.
Below is a list of legal alternatives to steroids. You can find most of them online or in a local health food store.
Creatine
Creatine is one of the most popular supplements in the bodybuilding and sports world.
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Want A Baby And Having Infertility Issues? Natural Ways To Help You Become Pregnant
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4 June 2015
If would love to have a baby but are having a hard time getting pregnant, there are some natural things you can try. These things are much less expensive than fertility treatments, so they are worth trying first.
Massage
You are not alone in having problems becoming pregnant. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, approximately 6% of married women in the United States aged 15 to 44 years are unable to get pregnant after trying for one year.
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