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Dry, peeling penis skin can send any man into a state of panic, especially when there is no obvious cause. Flakes of skin falling away from the Johnson are not only unattractive, they can appear as a sign of poor health, not to mention causing serious discomfort. Fortunately, in most cases, the underlying issue can be easily addressed. With the right treatment and a good understanding of proper penis care, the problem can be banished in a matter of days, leaving the skin soft, smooth and attractive. Common causes of flaking, peeling penis skin Friction. Dry masturbation or sex is a leading cause of peeling, stressed skin. Using a personal lubricant (one designed for the purpose) can reduce the occurrence of dryness and irritation of the penis. Yeast infection. Candida yeast infections, also known as thrush, are one of the most common causes of peeling, itchy penis skin. Other symptoms…

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When it comes to fitness bootcamp instructors, how do you make sure to get a champ, not a chump? A fitness bootcamp instructor needs to be more than a tyrant who stands at the front and whose main attribute is a foghorn yell. Instructors must have a broad knowledge of body systems and physiology as well as progressive exercise programs and injury prevention techniques. Even where legal requirements exist for fitness trainers, there are loopholes a mile wide, so it makes sense to do your own due diligence checks to make sure you end up with an instructor who’s a champ not a posing pouch chump! This article will look at some ways to check that you will gel with your Instructor and learn effectively from him or her, so that you progress safely and speedily, and get the most out of your fitness bootcamp experience. Certification and Insurance Tip…

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Where’s My Hair? After graduating from cosmetology school, having a fundamental understanding of hair, one day I realized my hair was different from my childhood hair, in density and length, and by length, I mean not having any. Where was my hair? It was an undeniable question for so many who surrounded me friends, family members, ladies in the grocery stores. If hair grows to an inch per month if healthy, why were so many struggling with hair growth? Most were getting relaxers, so the main culprit had to be the chemical service and inadvertently unhealthy hair. Because I am committed to the overall health of hair (and finding our hair), I went beyond the theory and embarked on research into the chemical underpinnings of the mainstay product that we so willingly had slathered in our heads every six to eight weeks. This discovery revealed seven key principles to healthy…

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Healthy eyesight is a realistic goal. Preventative medicine can help us to achieve it. This requires making the right decisions in terms of nutrition, awareness of our family’s medical history, safety tips and preventative measures that enable us to achieve healthy eyes that lasts us for a lifetime. When it comes to total eye care, these are helpful factors. Therefore, here are 7 essential vision care tips that show us effective ways to take care of our eyes. 1. Get a Dilated Eye Exam- according to the Centers for Disease Control, about 61 million Americans are at serious risk for eye related disorders and vision conditions. Yet, statistics show that less than 50% of the population has taken a comprehensive eye exam. This is essential as eye disorders such as Diabetes, Glaucoma and macular Degeneration may not often have warning signs. The eyes are helpful indicators of underlying medical issues…

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Have you ever been confused about the advice you’ve been given for building muscle? Are you sick of hearing multiple answers for what you know is a simple question? Well, now you can put all of the bro science behind you and get ready to uncover the 7 biggest muscle building myths you thought were true. Myth #1: You can gain a pound of muscle in a week This is definitely not the case. At the maximum, you could achieve a gain of about one pound every two weeks. That will also depend on your diet even more than your exercise habits. Myth #2: Supplements will maximize muscle growth I’m sorry to inform you that supplements will not boost your muscle growth like proper diet, and training techniques. Those companies spend millions of dollars trying to make you believe that. It’s not your fault. Myth #3: You can build muscle…

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Are you having problems gaining the serious muscle you want to? Are you working out a lot with little changes to your body? Want to get that ripped look men and women will envy and desire with a goal of becoming a pro bodybuilder? This article will reveal seven things you have to know if you are thinking about becoming a professional bodybuilder whilst on your way to building your ultimate physique. 1. Earning Your Pro Card In order to become a professional bodybuilder, you must first earn your Pro Card. A bodybuilder looking to do this must first win a regional contest weight class. When a bodybuilder wins or places highly they earn an invite to compete at their country’s National Championships contest for that year. The winners of each weight class at the National Championships will then go head to head in a separate contest to see who…

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Having health and fitness goals as well as high personal standards are very important things to have. What’s even more important though is taking action and actually achieving these goals. So why do so many people get stuck, fall of track or don’t even get started at all? Here are just a few reasons that prevent people from getting started or pushes them off track. Information Overload Thanks to technology and the internet we have so much information right at our finger tips, but for some, this can be incredibly confusing. One day you’re supposed to eat a low-fat diet, the next you’re supposed to include more fat, then you’re not supposed to eat carbs, but then it’s okay to eat the “right” kind of carbs, then you’re not supposed to eat gluten or grains or dairy or sugar or GMOs, aahhh! We have medical doctors saying one thing and…

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Interested in improving your attention, memory, thinking skills, ability to manage stressful situations? Good news: “Recent research in neuroplasticity – the brain’s ability to change in response to information and new activities – shows that brain cells and new pathways continue to develop throughout life…”, say mainstream newspapers like the New York Times, who are increasing their coverage on the growing movement of “brain training” games and technologies. An article titled “Mind Over Matter, With a Machine’s Help” provides a great overview on how to combine cognitive therapy with fMRI (an advanced neuroimaging technique that enables movie-like visual feedback on what areas of the brain are getting activated). Another article, titled “Calisthenics for the Older Mind, on the Home Computer”, reviews a number of commercial software packages. I have interviewed 10 neuroscientists and experts in cognitive and emotional training to better understand the research behind this field and the implications…

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