Believe It or Not, Giving Oral Sex & Having Sex Without Condoms Has Surprising Health Benefits for Women

Performing oral sex and having sex without a condom can have some surprising health benefits for women.

Feeling down? Try going down because performing oral sex could help fight depression.

Pleasuring your partner or doing it without a condom may boost womens’ mental and physical health, according to science.

Researchers at State University of New York at Albany and the University of Liverpool investigated the “mood-altering chemicals” in sperm by quizzing 293 female students about their sex lives.

25 Year Old Lady Shrinks to 2 Feet Tall Due To Rare Health Condition That Leaves Limbs Bent

Kunti Kumari, a 25 year old Indian woman with a rare condition has shrunk to about 2 feet as a result of a disease that makes her limbs shrink and bend. She spends her day lying on a cot, chatting with her mother and staring at the ceiling. She has been bedridden for the past 8 years.

Her mother Tilakwa Devi, 60, can't stop weeping seeing her youngest daughter's condition that she says makes her look like a 'corpse'.

"She was a normal girl with healthy limbs but when she turned a teenager, her bones started weakening and she struggled to walk. She would limp a little but gradually she lost all strength and started shrinking," said Devi.

Mother Thought She Was Pregnant With One Baby – Instead Five Popped Out

The five babies in hospital in India (Picture: Caters)

A woman has given birth to five healthy daughters in just half an hour despite only thinking she was pregnant with one child.

Manita Singh, 25, was admitted to a local government hospital in Ambikapur, in Chhattisgarh in eastern India, yesterday morning after complaining of labour pains at 26 weeks of pregnancy.

The doctors, who started delivering the babies at 11am found she was carrying not one but five baby girls – because Manita had never had an ultrasound.

The babies, all weighing just over 3lbs each, are under doctor’s supervision in the neo-natal Intensive Care Unit.

The father of the infants, Mahesh Singh, 26, is extremely happy with the birth of his daughters.

Photos: Mother & Son Bag Masters Degrees From University of Lagos, Nigeria

Yesterday The young man above and his mum completed their Masters degree programs at the University of Lagos. He completed his program in the Department of Public Health while his mum finished from the department of Community Development and Social Work. Big congrats to them...

Expert Reveals 5 Ways SEX Is Good For Your Health:

It is one of life's greatest pleasures and vital for the survival of the human race.

There are obvious reasons why having sex is good for you - love, baby making and pleasure, to start with.

But, the benefits go much further.

Experts agree, getting frisky between the sheets can actually be good for a person's health - in more than one way.

From warding off a cold, to helping prevent a heart attack, we reveal five ways, making love is one of the few pleasures in life that is genuinely good for you.

So if you really need an excuse to heat things up in the bedroom, read on...

The evidence suggests that the ‘feelgood’ effect of making love could be more about chemicals than sexual ability.

30 Ways To Protect Your Sperm

Hello Guys and readers of my blog. I came across this artitcle on the Punch Newspapers BY OLADAPO ASHIRU, about how young men or men in general can protect that sperm and live a healthy productive life. Hope it would be of use to you as you aim at reproduction.

1. Do not have unprotected sex. Sexually-transmitted diseases, such as gonorrhoea and Chlamydia, can damage the sperm-producing cells that block the tubes carrying sperm from the testis to the penis.

2. Avoid pesticides that control pests in the garden and on the farm. Such chemicals can damage the sperm-reproducing organs.

Prof Dora Akunyili Bags US health award

Former Minister of Information, Prof. Dora Akunyili, has been honoured with the ‘2013 Healthcare Foundation Leadership Award’ in the United States.

The award organised by the Hackensack University Health Network in New Jersey, in collaboration with a US-based firm with the Nigerian Healthcare Foundation, took place at the 8th Annual Faces of Hope Banquet over the weekend. Presenting the award, the Chairman of Hackensack University Medical Centre, Dr. Jeffrey Boscamp, commended the former Director-General of the Nigerian National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control for her industry and commitment to honesty, transparency and selfless service.

He noted that Akunyili’s immense contribution to the fight against fake medicine in Nigeria and West African sub-region would always be remembered, particularly her visionary leadership in health care.