Published November 23, 2017

Researchers found that rates of atherosclerosis were higher in people who didn’t eat breakfast or didn’t eat a hearty breakfast compared to those who ate a substantial breakfast. Those two groups were also more likely to have cardiometabolic risk markers. In particular, those who didn’t eat breakfast at all had the largest waists circumferences, largest body mass indexes, and highest blood pressure, blood lipids, and fasting glucose levels.

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Published November 21, 2017

Researchers looked at the effect of a special mixture of extracts of the plant tribulus terrestris on sexual function. They found that it significantly improved sexual function – almost three times better than the men taking the placebo. The participants taking the Tribestan reported greater intercourse satisfaction, orgasmic function, libido, and overall satisfaction. And, there were no side effects.

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Published November 18, 2017

According to research being conducted at The Institute of Environmental Medicine in Sweden, both type-2 diabetes and latent autoimmune diabetes are influenced by sodium intake.

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