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Shocking: Sagging of Pants Leads to Sexual Dysfunction In Men ,New Study Reveals!

Sagging of Pants Leads to pre-mature ejaculation new study reveals !

A two-year study by the National American Medical Association, led Dr. Mark Oliver Mansbach, concluded that the continuous
wearing of sagging pants severely impacts sexual performance.

“In our study we discovered that sagging pants wearers are 70% more likely to pre-maturely
ejaculate during intercourse,” says Mansbach.

“75-82% of the men who wear saggy pants have some sort of sexual dysfunction which can be
traced back to the constant mis-aligning of their hips and lower torso from the gait that’s symptomatic of sagging pants.”

As with any body part, a lack of blood flow means little to no oxygen from blood, no nutrients, and no cleansing of toxins. Long-term reduced blood circulation can result in bodily harm. For men, this means sexual performance issues and impaired urine flow.

This situation can also lead to problems with the bladder, kidneys and prostate. It could even eventually have the effect of shriveling of the organs. For diabetics, this could mean gangrene and necessary amputation.

And that’s not all…

Sagging jeans can compress the lateral femoral cutaneous (LFC) nerve, which runs down your
thigh. The constant pressure on the LFC nerve might cause it to go into overdrive and start registering pain prematurely, a medical
condition called meralgia paresthetica.

This serious neurological disorder can cause numbness of the leg, stinging pain, oversensitivity to heat and even atrophied leg
tissue, in some cases.

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Looks Affect Your Health:New Study Shows Good Looks Make You Less likely To Fall ill


According to a new research, looks affect our risk of illness. Some people like Boris Kodjoe and Ms Darego may be too fine to to fall ill easily. 
The research, released this week by US researchers, claims attractive people are less likely to get tinnitus, asthma, diabetes, and high blood pressure.

The research claims the more physically attractive men and women are rated, the more unlikely they are to suffer from a wide range of health problems, from high cholesterol to depression.
They also feel healthier, have less time off work and are diagnosed with fewer physical and mental health conditions during their lifetime.
The findings are based on a study of 15,000 men and women aged 24 to 35 who have been followed since they were ten. Continue...


It’s the biggest study yet to find links between attractiveness and good health, and the first to home in on a number of individual diseases.

The researchers, from the University of Cincinnati and other centres, point out that, until now, most studies have been on students. 

Unlike earlier studies, this is based on the researchers’ ratings of the participants’ physical attractiveness done face-to-face, rather than assessments based on pictures, drawings or videos.

The researchers, whose work is being published in the journal Evolution And Human Behaviour, say that attractiveness may be a marker of good genes, which also signal good health, as well as increasing the likelihood of having healthy offspring.

The study involved face-to-face interviews and questionnaires, as well as an analysis of health data.
The men and women were quizzed about whether they had been diagnosed with various conditions or suffered symptoms of them.  

Attractiveness rating was based on the assessment made by each interviewer after a 90-minute session. The men and women were put into five categories — very unattractive, unattractive, about average, attractive or very attractive.

There were direct links between attractiveness and a number of health conditions, and the more attractive the person was rated, the lower the risk of ill-health.

For each increase in the rating of physical attractiveness for men, there was a 13 per cent reduction in the likelihood of a diagnosis for high cholesterol, a 20 per cent drop in the risk of high blood pressure, a 15 per cent reduction in the probability of being diagnosed with depression, a 23 per cent decrease in the likelihood of an ADHD diagnosis, and a 21 per cent lower likelihood of stuttering.

Women who were rated as more attractive were 21 per cent less likely to be diagnosed with high blood pressure, 22 per cent less likely to have diabetes, 12 per cent less likely to be asthmatic, 17 per cent less likely to suffer from depression, 18 per cent less likely to receive an ADHD diagnosis, 18 per cent less likely to stutter and 13 per cent less likely to have tinnitus.

Both the men and women who were rated as very physically attractive were also more positive about their own health and had fewer days off work due to illness.
They also had a reduced number of chronic disease diagnoses, of psychological disorders and of disease diagnoses overall.

The researchers suggest their findings support the theory that attractiveness is a marker of healthy genes.


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10 ‘Unmanly’ Habits that are aDisgrace to the Male Institution

Some men are a disgrace to manhood. They are simply not worth their two cowbells. Such men
should be asked to surrender their man card to the nearest chief’s office if they do or practice
the following:
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10 Unscientific Benefits of Alcohol To Your Health You've Been Missing Out On [Hilarious]

Never mind what your doctor, parents and liver have led you to believe.
Drinking offers a wealth of health benefits that often go unnoticed. Some of them are based on medical evidence, others are more from (uh…) anecdotal “evidence.”
Here are 10 solid reasons why vodka is practically a vitamin.
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20 Signs You're a Middle-class 'Wannabe' Nairobian

It is time we cut the fragile middle-class some flak. They are in what sociologists call an “acrobatic balance” in which their ambitions are laudable, their dreams valid, but they’re not sure their lifestyles would be sustainable when the pay check becomes kaput. Here is how to tell you’re a ‘hustler’ middle class Nairobian:
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What Your Texting Style Says About You

Sure, you may not do something really weird with your phone like talk on it, but that doesn’t necessarily mean you’re using it correctly. Check out what girls might be assuming about you based on the way you text, and make sure you’re sending the right message. Literally.
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21 Immature and Silly Dating Habits You Should Grow Out Of Immediately

1. Text message date invites.
If you think back to your all-time favorite moments of interaction with friends, surely they won’t be text message conversations.
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What Women Can Tell About A Guys Based on their Shoes

The eyes might be the window to the soul, but shoes are the window to just about everything else. What you choose to put on your feet actually does reflect something about you, whether it be laziness (socks with slip-on sandals), obliviousness (untied sneakers) or keen style savvy (those trendy suede desert boots we love so much).
Plus, it's been reported that women judge men's shoes twice as much as men judge women's shoes -- so guys, it pays to step up your footwear game. Whether you realize it or not, here is what your shoes are saying about you.*
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The 19 Unspoken Rules For Smoking Weed

1. Whoever rolls it, sparks it.

2. Avoid any discrepancies: pass it clockwise every time.
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Waiting Longer to Have Sex Tied to More Wealth, Education and Relationship Happiness

Here's some more reasons why teens should wait to have sex: A recent study shows that people who were over the age of 19 when they first had sexual intercourse were more likely to have higher educational levels and higher household income.

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32 Things That Only Your Best Friends Understand


          
  1. Why it's totally necessary to scream when "your song" comes on at a party.
  2. The fact that life can and does pull you a million miles away from each other, but your friendship doesn't wither. Distance only makes the time you do have together more special.
  3. The nicknames you use for people.
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The SMARTEST Response EVER Given by a Lady To The Question "What's Your Favorite Position?"

During a radio interview, Reality t.v star Lauren Conrad was asked tge question, “What’s your favorite position?”
Of course she was asked this question, because she’s a beautiful young public figure, who basically
got her start in the industry by being in a love triangle on a high school reality.
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This Restaurant lets you PAY by INSTAGRAMMING your food

Some chefs throw people out of their restaurants for taking photos of their food, but one foodmaker is taking a different approach to posting food pics on social media. A series of pop-up restaurants in the U.K. called The Picture House is rewarding people who post photos of their food to Instagram and Twitter with free meals. The London location is already open, with spots in Leeds and Manchester set for June. All will encourage eaters to keep their iPhones at the table.
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STUDY Show Why SWEARING is So F**KING Healthy

Rather than serving as the refuge of the inarticulate, swearing can help people deal with the frustrating events in their #@*%! lives.
That's according to research led by Richard Stephens at Keele University in the U.K. 
"As we looked into swearing further, it became apparent that it's actually emotional language, and can make you feel better in certain situations,
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What A Man's Facial Hair Says About Him

 
Dove Men+Care facial grooming expert and author, the confidence of a mustache-wearing male like "Sons of Anarchy" star Charlie Hunnam is turning women on.
according to Dr. Allan Peterkin, a pogonologist (aka beard scholar),
however here is a compilation of other kinds of facial hair and what they say about you.
 Does this facial hair expert have you all figured out?*
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UNMASKING NAIROBI MEN: A Woman's perspective!!

i came across this artlcle which to me is very rather ridiculous but maybe useful for all aspiring ladies intrested in a mans wallet
Written by NJOKI CHEGE of Nairobi news,it will teach you or rather mislead you on how to profile the
Nairobi man, right from his shoes, the car he
drives, how he talks and even where he lives.

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98 Of The Best Things In Life That Money Can't Buy

As the saying goes, the best things in life are free. There are certain things in life where currency has no value, such as friends, family, and good memories. A priceless asset is something no amount of money could ever buy but that is probably valued more than any material item you own. From happiness to honesty, these are some of life's best treasures that cost nothing at all.
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26 More Signs She’s A Slut

Tuthmosis’s List of Slut Tells, Part II

1. She smokes (cigarettes). The classic adage has never been more true: if she smokes, she most certainly pokes. A girl who smokes is a natural risk-taker—especially in an age where we’re fully cognizant of dangers of the habit. If she gambles with her pulmonary health, rest assured she also takes risks in her sex life.

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24 Signs She’s A Slut


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The other night I met up with a girl I’d met online. Despite having a stripped-down profile that revealed very little about her sexual appetites, I went in optimistic about getting laid that night. In my head, I’d somehow ascertained she had “slut face,” and was therefore more likely than others to put out. Before every date—as a sort of silly little game with myself—I like to set a percentage for the likelihood that I’ll get laid that night. I adjust it up or down throughout the evening depending on certain cues, and how well I figure my game is landing. Hers started at an aggressive 25 percent, meaning that I’d assessed, going in, I had a 1-in-4 chance of banging this girl on the first date–all before having ever spoken a word to her.

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10 Tricky Questions Women Ask and how to answer them!

“What’d you do 
today?”

If this question is delivered over beers with your buds, you’ll gladly launch into anecdotes about home repairs, morning jogs, or workplace snafus. But if your wife or girflfriend asks? The question is suddenly fraught with implications and innuendos—whether she’s trying to send a message or not.
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