Posted on December 13, 2011
Premature ejaculation (PE) is a condition where a man ejaculates shortly after penetration or earlier than he or his partner would like him to. In other words, it is a condition in which a man ejaculates before his sex partner achieves orgasm, or if ejaculation occurs usually within two minutes of penetration.
Most men would describe premature ejaculations as the worst moments of their lives especially if their partner voiced open disappointment in the bedroom. Apart from those men who have chronic ejaculation problems, just about every man has an instance of premature ejaculation from time to time. There are many reasons why premature ejaculation can happen.
Premature Ejaculation Possible Causes
1) Penis Hypersensitivity
When it comes to premature ejaculation the widely held presumption is that the more sensitive a man's penis, the more likely he is to reach orgasm quickly during intercourse. However, some researchers have found an inverse relation between penile responsiveness to stimulation and the climax time. This is not a clear cut finding, but interesting.
Research has also find that men who have early ejaculation during sexual intercourse also tend to ejaculate quite quickly during masturbation, almost as twice as fast as other men. It suggests that there is something different in the nervous system of men who prematurely ejaculate. However, it's more probable that these men have conditioned themselves to rapidly ejaculate after stimulation.
2) Brain Abnormalities
There are numerous cases where abnormalities or anomalies in the composition of the brain cause emotional illness and some instances results in fatality. So it is not far fetch that they could also result in conditions like premature ejaculation. Read more...
Posted on December 12, 2011
'Bi-Aura' is the name given to an energy therapy introduced to the UK by Maire Dennhofer in 1995 to distinguish it from other bio-energy therapies. It is a bio-energy based therapy wherein students are trained to locate blockages in a client's aura, remove them by means of specific hand techniques combined with visualisation and intention and, in so doing, allow new positive energy to flow to these energy deficient areas. The therapy encourages the client to heal his/herself by restoring the flow of balanced energy around the client's energy field.
When we experience mental, physical or emotional traumas in life they can leave indelible, sometimes invisible, imprints within our energy field. If left uncleared for long enough, they start to form blockages that manifest in mental or physical illness.
The seven main chakras of the body resemble spinning wheels and act as energy receivers, generators and transformers. The chakras supply this energy to all the different organs, muscles and tissues of our bodies. It is believed that if the seven chakras are open with energy flowing freely throughout the body then we should have a good, healthy and balanced life. When this energy becomes blocked it needs to be drawn out of the chakras and cleared from the aura, while visualising any excess, toxic energy being transformed into 'white light' as it is swept away. Bi-Aura practitioners can either do this specifically at each chakra after gathering the energy there or raise the frequency of this blocked energy upwards to another chakra and, by lightening it this way, draw it out more easily.
Bi-Aura therapy is predominantly a non-tactile therapy as practitioners are working with the movement and transformation of the client's energy field: unblocking excess energy and energising where there is deficient energy, all towards achieving balance in the aura and consequent good mental and physical health. Read more...
Posted on December 10, 2011
The prostate is part of the male reproductive system and is located between the urethra and bladder. Several herbal remedies are available that might be beneficial for healing prostate cancer, but there is no current medical evidence to back these assertions. Herbal therapy may diminish the severity of the disease, as well as decrease the pain and inflammation related to this condition. Before you start using alternative treatments for prostate cancer, you should consult with your doctor to discuss safety concerns, especially if you're already taking prescription drugs for other illnesses.
One herb, in particular, that has been tested many times and has shown positive results is called saw palmetto. This herb grows in the southeastern United States and comes from berries that are made from the saw palm tree. Saw palmetto hinders the production of DHT, which is a testosterone that is primarily responsible for the enlargement of the prostate gland. When estrogen and DHT are reduced in the body, the prostate will gradually reduce in size and thus eradicate many health problems that can result from an enlarged prostate gland. Saw palmetto is also mainly suggested for alleviating the symptoms associated with benign prostate hypertrophy. Please be aware, however, that saw palmetto is not recommended for curing prostate cancer.
Chaparral, a powerful anti-viral and anti-bacterial healing herb, is another potential remedy for dealing with prostate cancer. Also, chaparral contains strong antioxidant properties, which makes this medicinal herb a potent cancer fighter and blood purifier. As a warning, some reports have indicated that using this herb may cause irreversible liver failure. Read more...
'Bi-Aura' is the name given to an energy therapy introduced to the UK by Maire Dennhofer in 1995 to distinguish it from other bio-energy therapies. It is a bio-energy based therapy wherein students are trained to locate blockages in a client's aura, remove them by means of specific hand techniques combined with visualisation and intention and, in so doing, allow new positive energy to flow to these energy deficient areas. The therapy encourages the client to heal his/herself by restoring the flow of balanced energy around the client's energy field.