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The Benefits of Eating Fish on Libido And Fertility

Libido is a term that refers to your sex drive or sexual desire. In men, sex drive is primarily controlled by testosterone. The main source that controls libido in women is not so easily identifiable, making female sexual desire more vulnerable to fluctuation. When it comes to changes in the libido, experts often point to intimacy issues, mood and physical health. While few foods can provide an instant turn-on, a diet high in fish and seafood could have a positive impact on your sex drive. Adding more seafood to the  diet  could help get couples' sex lives, and even their  fertility , back in the swim of things, new research shows. The study couldn't prove cause and effect, but couples who ate more  fish  each week were more likely to conceive children during the year of the study. "Our study suggests seafood can have many reproductive benefits, including shorter time to  pregnancy  and more frequent sexual activity," said study author Audrey ...

27 Deaths Recorded in Congo, Ebola Vaccination Begins

The death of a nurse in a town in the northwest of the Democratic Republic of Congo brings the death toll from the  Ebola  outbreak there to 27, the country's health minister said Monday. So far, 49 people have become ill with some form of hemorrhagic  fever , with 22 cases confirmed as  Ebola , 21 probable and 6 suspected, health minister Oly Ilunga told the  Associated Press . Two of the patients have recovered and are returning to their homes where they will be monitored, Ilunga noted. Each carries "a medical certificate attesting that they've recovered and can no longer transmit the disease because they have developed  antibodies  against  Ebola ," he said. Ilunga, along with representatives of the World Health Organization and the United Nations, arrived in the Congolese city of Mbandaka, where  Ebola  has spread, to launch a vaccination campaign. "It's concerning that we now have cases of Ebola in an urban center, but we'r...