When we talk about fashion, perhaps one of the first images that come to mind is Miranda Priestly, the iconic character played by 71-year-old actress Meryl Streep, in the film The Devil Wears Prada (2006). Editor-in-chief of the fictional Runway magazine, Miranda exudes power.
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When it comes to weight loss, it’s common to look for options that enhance and speed up results, but the truth is that there are no magic formulas for this, but methods that aid in the process.
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It’s likely that you know someone who has or has had cancer. That’s because, according to the director of the International Agency for Research on Cancer of the World Health Organization (WHO), Elisabete Weiderpass, the disease affects 600,000 people every year in Brazil.
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When it comes to fetishes, you may have the desire to try – or have already tried – having sex underwater. After all, what could be more sensual than surrendering to unplanned pleasure in a pool or waterfall, when you are already nearly naked? But is this practice safe?
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Vegetable oils are widely used for skin hydration, but do you know the true benefits they provide for the health of your epidermis?
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Of all the chemicals in the brain, dopamine is one of the most complex. It is often described as the “feel-good hormone” because it is associated with positive feelings like motivation, lust, pleasure, addiction, euphoria, and focus. And once you experience it, you always want more.
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The benefits of sexual relations are not limited to a nighttime sex life, and to prove it, Molly Procter, a worker from Sussex, England, set a morning routine of sex for a week.
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If you’ve ever been surprised by a vaginal fart, don’t worry, because this is a common situation, called queefing or vaginal flatulence, in Portuguese.
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Summer demands special care for the entire body, especially the skin. For this, many times, it may be necessary to update your skincare routine in order to include indispensable items in this season.
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A new study led by Oxford University has found a surprising connection between the temperature of elephant testicles and the evolution of cancer resistance from potent anticancer genes.
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