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Can You Trust Condoms?
By: Sharon Bell | 17/07/2008 | Women's Issues
Condoms come in a variety of styles and colors. Some have a reservoir tip to catch semen while others - the so-called "ticklers" - have rubber projections which supposedly increase vaginal stimulation.

Caring for Condoms
By: Sharon Bell | 17/07/2008 | Women's Issues
How long do condoms last? Packaged condoms have a shelf life of about two years. Stored properly, they can last up to five years.

Shots for Impotence
By: Sharon Bell | 25/04/2008 | Men's Health
If you’ve tried everything for impotence and nothing works, your final option is a penile injection. Puncturing the penis with a needle may not sound like a good way to treat impotence. But this method works in 7O percent of cases and may give both men and women the satisfaction they need.

Scouting of Spermicides
By: Sharon Bell | 12/07/2008 | Sexuality
The list of substances women have placed in the vagina to prevent pregnancy is endless. In the early days, it was common to douche the vagina with wine mixed with garlic and fennel, a plant with yellow flowers. This was done by means of instruments made from the horns of animals or the bills of birds. Others exposed the vagina to fumes or gases to stop pregnancy.

Aphrodisiacs and Impotence
By: Sharon Bell | 30/04/2008 | Men's Health
Men desperate to get rid of impotence may fall for so-called "aphrodisiacs" and other nutritional therapies that claim to restore sexual function. Be forewarned that these products don't work and some can even be dangerous.

Contraceptive Tablets & Sponges
By: Sharon Bell | 12/07/2008 | Sexuality
Spermicides are contraceptive tablets or supposito­ries that are placed in the vagina prior to inter­course. These substances are activated by vaginal secre­tions and kill sperm to prevent pregnancy.

History's Busiest Lovers
By: Sharon Bell | 02/05/2008 | Health
"Love makes the world go round," the saying goes. And many people throughout history have made a living out of loving.

Sex and Old Age
By: Sharon Bell | 14/03/2008 | Women's Health
A Biblical passage that seeks to explain man's sinful nature reads, "For the spirit is willing but the flesh is weak."

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Rule 24: Plan a Power Lunch
By: L. Lowell | 20/08/2008
Christina Johnson Polk is mom to Max, two, and wife to Kevin. She lives in Lafayette, CA, and works full time as a Construction Manager. Forget taking that all-important client to the newest bistro to schmooze and impress - the idea of a "power lunch" takes on a whole new meaning...

Rule 26: Focus
By: L. Lowell | 20/08/2008
Shea Fialdini lives in Seattle with her husband and three children. She works as the Grants Manager for the Global Health Program at the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation. As a working mom I thought I was beginning to master the fine art of productive multi-tasking until my three-year-old son set...

Rule 23: Have Sex
By: L. Lowell | 20/08/2008
Holly Garcia, mother of four, has been happily married for 22 years to her high school sweetheart. She works full time in high-tech. Have Sex! Make Love! Cuddle! Do all of the above! Look... men and women are, shall we say, different. Keeping your partner happy contributes to your happiness which,...

Fun and Style With Bags
By: Janet R. | 20/08/2008
People, mostly, women love bags. They like it because it can give a sense of convenience in such a way that they can bring along with them their essentials whenever they go out. An excellent carrying option that can make you feel comfortable carrying all your stuff in one. This...

Evironmentally Friendly Fashion Handbags
By: Nicole Maschwitz | 20/08/2008
Jute is one of the cheapest pure fibers, it is a soft vegetable fiber that can be spun into threads that are not only robust but very course. In terms of popularity it comes second to cotton in expense and how popular it is, but no doubt it's popularity will...

Long Lasting Lips - Options and Makeup Tips
By: Nedra Hines | 20/08/2008
One of the biggest concerns most women have has to do with maintaining those beautiful lips once lipstick or lip gloss has been applied. Most of us have very busy schedules, and having to reapply lip color can be a real inconvenience. The below options and tips can help you...

Jewelry Wardrobe: Ten Jewels Every Woman Should Own
By: Ron Peterson | 19/08/2008
Few purchases in life are meant to actually last a lifetime or beyond. Fine jewelry, however, is meant to be worn, enjoyed and treasured for years to come. So just how should a woman go about building the perfect jewelry wardrobe? Many turn to the The Gemological Institute of America...

Aromatherapy Bath Product: Great Blends and Ideas for the Optimal Unwinding Aromatherapy Bath
By: Trevor Price | 18/08/2008
You could go to a store and buy an aromatherapy bath product, or you could make your own at home. Herbal and aromatic baths are an ancient tradition, simple to make and easy on the wallet. Keep reading to learn more about why herbal baths are good for you, how...

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A Killer in Hong Kong
By: Sharon Bell | 15/08/2008 | Diseases and Conditions
It was my first time in Hong Kong. I was alone. And I was looking for a killer.

On the Trail of the Killer
By: Sharon Bell | 15/08/2008 | Diseases and Conditions
When I arrived in Hong Kong, I was about two weeks early for the Lunar New Year Festival, the most important of all Chinese celebrations.

Why Implants are Better Than Dentures
By: Sharon Bell | 15/08/2008 | Dental Care
Anyone who has worn dentures knows just how bad they can be. Being foreign to the mouth, dentures can irritate the gums and cause pain. They have a tendency to wobble or slip while you are talking, eating or laughing.

Preparing for Implant Surgery
By: Sharon Bell | 15/08/2008 | Dental Care
Before Mrs. Manolita S. Silvestre, a businesswoman from Manila, received her first set of dental implants for her lower jaw, she was carefully screened for underlying problems. This is to ensure that the person receiving the implant is physically and mentally fit.

Oral Implants for Healthy Smiles
By: Sharon Bell | 15/08/2008 | Dental Care
Mrs. Manolita S. Silvestre, a businesswoman from Manila, has a lot to smile about nowadays. Her speech has improved, she looks a lot better than before, and her confidence is up by a hundred percent.

Fighting Fire With Fire (extinguishers)
By: Sharon Bell | 15/08/2008 | Diseases and Conditions
While smoke detectors can warn you of a fire, you can't use them to fight the blaze. That's why you need a good fire extinguisher. But it's not enough that you have one. Some fire extinguishers work only for certain fires and using them indiscriminately could spread rather than control the fire.

Stay Alive With Smoke Detectors
By: Sharon Bell | 15/08/2008 | Diseases and Conditions
No one wants to have a fire. But when it happens, your chances of controlling the blaze and escaping death are greater if you have a smoke detector and fire extinguisher. These two important gadgets should be in every home.

Do Computers Cause Cancer?
By: Sharon Bell | 15/08/2008 | Diseases and Conditions
Worried that heavy computer work may be hard on your eyes? Experts say anti-glare screens may help provided you buy the right type.