Watermelon produces an effect similar to that of Viagra, researchers say. A slice of juicy watermelon contains citrulline that can trigger the production of a substance that relaxes the body’s blood vessels. A similar effect is produced when a man takes a Viagra pill. Watermelon can be a great way to relax blood vessels without any drug side effects. However, the vegetable is not so organ-specific as Viagra

02.07.2008
Dede Osborn, a business consultant, took a psychedelic drug within the scope of a research project that she conducted at a laboratory of John Hopkins University. The woman said that the drug gave her the feeling of euphoria and joy. She said that she felt like she was flying. The experiment happened in 2002. Nowadays, at age 66, Dede Osborn says that she still feels more centered in who she is and what she is doing. The use of the drug is illegal. However, it has been used on religious ceremonies for hundreds of years

30.06.2008
Cuban scientists have recently revealed a lung cancer vaccine which they say is the first in the world of its kind and extends the lives of victims by up to five months or even longer. Research on the vaccine, called Cimavax EGF, began in 1992, with the first clinical tests done in 1995. Cimavas EGF is the first registered vaccine in the world designed to battle lung cancer.

26.06.2008
Urine therapy, or urinotherapy, is a disputable method of treatment. However, it has been used to treat a variety of diseases since times immemorial. Urine therapy first appeared in Russia in the 1920s. Nevertheless, modern medicine still does not have a common approach to this phenomenon. In Ancient India urine was widely used internally and externally for healing purposes