Health Bytes Archive February 2010

Men! Have another cup of coffee...

Many of us can’t even get up in the morning without the infamous cup of coffee in bed. But new research reveals that you may no longer have to fight the temptation.
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What do clowns, unicycles and cell phones have in common?

If you saw a clown on a unicycle in the middle of nowhere, it would distract you. When you're on your cell, the conversation you're having distracts you...
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Don't let your wife fake a headache... Your life could depend on it!

Everyone knows the old joke... women faking headaches to get out of their husband's lust for bedroom antics. But carnal desire isn't just the simplest form of 'animal instincts', it's a basic need... it's an absolute necessity to keep the human race alive... and it could actually keep you healthier too!
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Could a rounded rump really reduce your risk of heart disease?

Some researchers are saying that being bootyliscious might have some health benefits... I’m not quite sure if I believe them, and neither does Dr Douglass...
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This hapless hormone is making you fat!

We're now into week 7 of 2010. How are you doing with your New Year's resolutions? Remember those?
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Meditate your way to a healthy heart

Forget what you’ve heard about meditation. All you need is an open mind and if you have coronary heart disease it could be extremely beneficial to you!
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Diet-proof your way out of pain...

 Fibromyalgia is a debilitating condition characterised by muscle and tissue pain, fatigue, depression and sleep disturbances. Alongside diabetes and heart disease, it has become one of the most pervasive 21st Century diseases.
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Cocaine's withdrawal symptoms in a legal drug...

Anxiety. Panic attacks. Depression. Sweating. Nausea. Generalised pain. Fatigue. Dizziness. Drug cravings.
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