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If working out makes you feel younger, a new study suggests it’s no illusion – vigorous exercise can actually slow the aging process on a cellular level, turning back the clock nearly a decade. Researchers analyzed 6,000 adults based on their physical activity and biological markers of aging, Time.com reports. Most importantly, they used DNA…

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It happens, guys. Your balls can get itchy, dry, flaky, and irritated. When this happens to your hands, you might reach for some lotion, cream or moisturizer, or perhaps you just tough it out. But what about when it happens to your family jewels? Should men moisturize their balls? Yes and no. The old adage,…

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Is Chondroitin Safe for Prostate Health?
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