The Best & Worst Protein Powders for Your Belly

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The Best and Worst Protein Powders for Your Belly With the number of protein powders that litter the shelves of drug stores, supermarkets, and health food stores, it seems like choosing the right supplement requires just as much skill as a wine connoisseur. While feeding your muscles on the fly has never been easier, not all powders are created equal. And choosing which product is best can be a bit of a struggle. That's why Eat This, Not That! explored today's most popular protein supplements to determine which brands are worth scooping into your smoothies. Click here to discover the best and worst protein powders for your waistline! Read more

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A Little Snip Can Lead to More Sex

Recent research from Stanford University is showing that a common procedure may come with an unexpected perk: men with vasectomies have more sex. That's according to a survey of nearly 6,000 men which reported that vasectomized men engage in intercourse an average of 5.9 times per month, compared with 4.9 times for those who haven't gone under the knife. While one study isn't definitive, the increase in sex could be attributed to partners who are less worried about unintended pregnancies or the side effects of birth control. If you're concerned that a vasectomy could damage sex drive or testosterone, we've got some news for you.

Someone forward you this email? No Sweat! Sign up here to get your own If you're having trouble viewing this email, click here Follow Us A Little Snip Can Lead to More Sex Recent research from Stanford University is showing that a common procedure may come with an unexpected perk: men with vasectomies have more sex.  That's according to a survey of nearly 6,000 men which reported that vasectomized men engage in intercourse an average of 5.9 times per month, compared with 4.9 times for those who haven't gone under the knife.  While one study isn't definitive, there's conjecture that the increase in sex could be attributed to partners who are less worried about unintended pregnancies or the side effects of birth control. If you're concerned that a vasectomy could damage sex drive or testosterone, we've got some news for you.  Nicholas English Content Manager of About.com Health The 5 Biggest Myths About Vasectomies READ NOW Thinking About It? Here's What You Should Know Before Deciding    READ NOW Is Post-Operation Pain All That Bad?    READ NOW Are They Expensive? You Might Be Surprised READ NOW Trending Now • Here's How to Exercise When You Have Asthma • Are Heavy Periods a Bleeding Disorder? • 5 Natural Fixes for Low Testosterone • Quiz: How Resilient Are You? • How to Get an Upper Body Workout When You're Cycling • What Are the Symptoms of Oral Cancer? • Medicare Pulls Back on Ambulance Services Advertisement About Health  |  Follow Us You are receiving this newsletter because you subscribed to the About Health newsletter. If you wish to unsubscribe, please click here 1500 Broadway, 6th Floor, New York, NY, 10036 © 2016 About.com - All rights reserved. Privacy Policy.