'Sex is best at 7:30am'

Making love at 7:30 am is apparently one of the best ways, which can make one's day healthy, a new study has revealed.
At 7:30 am, the body produces a surge in sex hormones and a rush of adrenalin to get a person going in the morning.
"You'll both be rested, with heightened senses."
"As you're still waking up, you tend to be more responsive," The Sun quoted sex therapist Suzie Hayman as saying.
Research in Italy revealed that it is also the time most couples are likely to orgasm and conceive.

- ANI

Honey, I think our wifi blew up my sperm

USING a wireless laptop on their lap can harm a man's fertility, researchers have warned.
Electromagnetic wi-fi radiation could "nuke'' sperm, the scientists said.
Argentinian researchers placed semen samples from 29 healthy men under a laptop hooked into the internet via wi-fi and hit download.
Four hours later some sperm appeared to have been nuked.
A quarter of the sperm were no longer swimming, compared with 14 per cent from samples stored at the same temperature away from the computer.

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6 Foods That Weaken Bones

Find out which foods sap your bone density.

What you eat plays a big role in whether you're getting the nutrients you need to build strong bones. What might surprise you, though, is that your diet can also play a role in sapping bone strength. Some foods actually leach the minerals right out of the bone, or they block the bone's ability to regrow.

Here, the six biggest bone-sappers: