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Oysters – Slippery, Silky Sex Enhancers?
It has been said time and time again that if you want to get frisky, order the oysters. It is the delicacy that is a staple on valentines day and often makes an ...
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5 Ways Menopause Can Affect Your Libido
Libido or lack thereof, is one of the major concerns menopausal women present with. Libido tends to decline, in most women, during the later stage of perimenopause and ...
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Susie’s Tips on Happiness
For this month’s AMC Newsletter I’ve been asked to give my tips on “How to Be Happy and Love the Moment and How to Get the Most Out of Life”.
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Testosterone Therapy Is Not Only for Women, Men May Need It Too
In men, testosterone is produced in the testes, by a group of cells known as the Leydig cells. These cells begin secreting testosterone during puberty to trigger ...
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The Origin and Evolution of Female Libido
Libido as we know it is a multifaceted, complicated necessity for the development and evolution of every species. It is the driving force behind our sexual desires, ...
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Oysters Kilpatrick
Oysters are arguably best when eaten raw. However, if you are after something different, we recommend oysters Kilpatrick.
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Pineapple and Turmeric smoothie
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Menopause, Inflammation and Joint Pain
Systemic or chronic inflammation has a domino effect that can seriously undermine your health.
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