On Healthy Living

Here’s one for the truth is stranger than fiction category: Muhammad Ali, boxing champ and Parkinson’s victim, is starting a line of healthy snacks for kids.
Know as GOAT (for “greatest of all time”) snacks, they will be on the market next year. None of the snacks will have more than 150 calories, and they […]

Sarah Jane Porter age 43 from London is HIV positive. So what did she do? Go to help centers, get medication, go to group therapy? No. She decided to have sex with men unprotected. Now it goes both ways, the men should have been protected, but turns out that although they wanted to wear protection […]

I’ve had trouble sleeping for more than 14 years and have been looking for natural ways to solve this without addictive sleeping pills. I came across a website that is an encyclopedia of natural remedies and thought I would share.
There is a long list of ailments and remedies that you can try to solve your problems. […]

Sreejith thinks that Snap is the future of Google.
Meanwhile over at Blogging Naked leafworks introduces us to sex magic Part I.
In Bookadoodle, Meg Stivison tells us about The Year of Pleasure, and the story of Shem Creek which left her giggling and sighing.
Boomer 2.0: Baby boomers want to dress just like us and get into […]

Many regular salads that are made in average household can be very boring. Here are six delicious chef salads that can be eaten as a side dish or as a full meal if your dieting or you are a vegetarian.
Greek Salad
Mixed Green Salad
Spinach Salad
Warm Potato Salad
Creamy Cucumber Salad
Beet & Carrot Salad

I don’t think I could possibly fit more acronyms in that headline! The news has got me so excited I can’t even use real words. As expected, the Food and Drug Administration has approved the use of a vaccine for the Human Papilloma Virus, an incredibly common virus that also happens to be linked to […]

A new study finds that people with asthma use their inhalers less when they do light exercise that involves steady breathing. Upper body exercises were also found to be helpful.
Asthma is a disorder marked by difficulty breathing, so it makes sense that exercise that focuses on the breath would be helpful in regulating flare-ups. […]

This one is for the men and I can only guess that one of that sex wrote this article that had me raising an eyebrow higher than it has ever gone before. If men can live longer and healthier lives this way, how can women get in on that?

It seems a grim occasion to mark, but today is considered the anniversary of when AIDS was first reported, 25 years ago exactly. In that time an amazing number of strides were made in prevention and treatment, but, as much of the news coverage points out, we’re not as far along as some had hoped. […]