Unusual sexual diseases

Thursday, April 21, 2011

Here are three of these problems can be treated or at least mitigated:

AsexualityAsexuals prefer not to have sex, but may be perfect romantic partners and can even have happy families. Even though the asexual hates sex, he/she may engage in sexual acts to please their partner. Prevalence is highly disputed, and one commonly cited study places the prevalence at 1%. Some consider asexuality a lack of a sexual orientation. There is currently no treatment, but to control the disease and avoid falling into depression, it is recommended that the asexual consults a psychotherapist.

SexsomniaSexsomnia, better known as sleep sex is a form of parasomnia (sleep disorder). Those affected have sex during sleep, but usually do not remember when they wake up. Sexual intercourse may mean masturbation or sexual intercourse with a partner (which is usually taken by surprise) or even strangers. Because sexsomnia can be caused by sleep apnea or sleep deprivation, treatment usually consists of medication to control breathing during sleep or anxiety.

HypersexualityHypersexuality refers to the excessive desire for sex. Patients are obsessed by the desire to have sex in such a degree that it affects their everyday life: either neglecting family and social life to even contracting some sexually transmitted diseases. It can occur as a side effect of certain medications or can be symptoms of diseases such as bipolar disorder, schizophrenia, Alzheimer’s or brain injuries. Women suffering from this disease are also called nymphomaniacs and for men, the used term is satyriasis. Treatment is started with psychotherapy (for awareness behavior) followed by drug treatment (usually with pills that contain lithium or can lower testosterone levels and may reduce sexual desire).

5 Natural Remedies that can help you reduce/eliminate alcohol consumption

Sunday, April 17, 2011

To diminish the harmful effects alcohol has on the body, but also to gradually reduce the appetite for alcoholic drinks, you can resort to these remedies for detoxification:

Chili pepperLet macerate for a week 200 mg of plant added to 100 ml of alcohol. Drink daily 10 drops of this tincture. If the taste is unpleasant, dilute it in a cup artichoke tea.

OnionThree cups of infusion of onions, consumed daily can be extremely useful. It is prepared by adding 500 grams chopped onions to 750 ml of cold water. It should be left to macerate for 24 hours. Filter and consume daily.

Prenanthes trifoliolata (gall of the earth)Add to a cup of hot water a tablespoon of gall of the earth (Prenanthes trifoliolata) mixed with wormwood (Artemisia absinthium). You need to consume three tablespoons of this mixture daily. It is an ideal remedy for alcoholics.

ThymeThyme is great when prepared as an infusion made from two tablespoons of the herb added in a liter of boiling water. You can take a tablespoon daily, every 30 minutes.

BlackcurrantTo help cure alcoholism you should consume for a month a blackcurrant decoction that is made by adding a teaspoon of dried leaves to a cup of boiling water. Boil for a few minutes and drink every morning on an empty stomach.

5 Home remedies that can help you quit smoking

Tuesday, April 5, 2011

If you are a smoker, not only the lungs and airways are affected. Tobacco increases the risk of hypertension, atherosclerosis and other cardiovascular diseases, digestive problems, gum disease and infertility. It can be quite difficult to quit smoking, but you should know that besides nicotine patches and other solutions available in pharmacies, there are also natural remedies that can reduce the “appetite” for tobacco.

HorseradishDrink two cups of horseradish infusion and cigarettes won't taste the same. It is prepared by adding 30 grams of crushed root in a liter of hot water. Cover and leave to infuse for several hours, then drink between meals.

CalamusCalamus (Acorus calamus), also known as Sweet flag, is a reliable remedy. Chew (and spit, don't ingest) the root of the dried herb or consume daily an infusion of a spoonful of dried and powdered stem added to a glass of water.

Wolf's ClawWolf's Claw (Lycopodium clavatum), also known as Groundpine, Wolf’s Foot or Stag's-Horn clubmoss is also extremely efficient when consumed as an infusion which is prepared by adding 1-2 teaspoons of crushed herb to 200 ml boiling water. Drink to cups every day.

Sodium BicarbonateIf you want to quickly get over your withdraw from nicotine, before every meal drink a glass of water in which you added a tablespoon of baking soda (Sodium Bicarbonate).

LobeliaBe careful, lobelia is toxic if consumed in large quantities and is not recommended for cardiac patients and pregnant women. It is recommended to consume 10 drops of plant extract to a glass of water daily.

The five most common male sexual fantasies

Friday, April 1, 2011

The ThreesomeSurprise, surprise most men would like to make love with two women that meet all their needs. According to specialists, this “banal” fantasy is quite common in societies that encourage monogamous relationships.

The wife's / girlfriend's friendThe scenario is simple: the wife/girlfriend invited her best friend to visit. Husband seduces the friend. Sometimes the fantasy has a moral justification: his wife is there and is really the one who put arranged everything, she wronged the husband/boyfriend in some way or it is simply just a matter of tasting the” forbidden fruit”.

The hitchhiker or random person
According to experts, the attraction consists in the idea of being desired by an unknown young woman and the feeling of being powerful, in control, a feeling men get when they drive a car.

The nurse or a flight attendantThis fantasy appears usually from a desire to discover the woman that is hiding in uniform, what the woman wants and needs or simply to be dominated by a woman in control.

Sex in unusual placesTo quote Billy Crystal, "Women need a reason to have sex, men just need a place." :) This fantasy is common amongst males with a preference for exhibitionism.