Designer Vagina laser treatment brings relief for intimate problems

Former NHS nurse invents her own 'designer vagina' treatment using LASERS after suffering intimate problems caused by giving birth (and now she's on track to make MILLIONS)

• Nurse Emma Soos, 40, Nottinghamshire suffered issues after giving birth
• Couldn't get treatment she needed so decided to develop her own using lasers
• Used treatment on herself and honed it with help of gynaecologist
• Set up Genesis Clinics to offer Nu V treatment and other services for women
• Said condemning women to a life without intimacy was 'not to be tolerated' 

A former NHS urology nurse left with intimate problems after the birth of her children was inspired to develop her own laser treatment for women - and it's already making her £50,000 a month.

Mother-of-two Emma Soos, 40, from Nottinghamshire, was left with scar tissue after giving birth to her first child, now 11, and went on to spend five years attending hundreds of appointments - each time submitting to an internal examination which left her feeling undignified and misunderstood. 

The after-effects of birth left her suffering 'problems in the bedroom and in the bathroom', Emma said, prompting her to use her urology background to develop her own laser treatment - and to act as her own guinea pig. 

It worked so well Emma set up her own clinics and has already treated hundreds of women - and says some have shed tears of gratitude as they thanked her for restoring their confidence, and their sex lives. Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-4564262/NHS-urology-nurse-develops-vaginal-rejuvenation-treatment.html

Revealed... how watching porn really affects your BRAIN

• When people view X-rated images it causes a surge in the chemical dopamine
• Repeated dopamine surges means the brain comes desensitised to it
• More is needed for the same 'hit' - meaning men are unexcited by ordinary sex
• Regularly watching pornography also causes the brain to shrink, experts found

Teenagers as young as 13 regularly watch it, and for millions of adults it is their guilty pleasure.

Pornography offers men and women alike a chance to explore their sexual fantasies.

But while X-rated images and films can help boost your libido, and many report it improves relationships, there is another side affecting your health. Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-3196809/It-induces-addiction-makes-men-hopeless-bed-discover-porn-affect-BRAIN.html

Chemicals in plastic 'are making women less interested in sex': Low libido linked to additives used to soften materials found in every home

• PVC flooring and plastic shower curtains could lower women's libido 
• Women with high levels of phthalates more likely to say no to sex 
• Additives are man-made chemicals thought to interfere with hormones 
• Tiny particles enter our systems through eating and breathing

Chemicals found in PVC flooring, plastic shower curtains, processed food and other trappings of modern life may be sapping women’s interest in sex.

A study has linked low libido with the additives used to soften plastics which are found in every home. Women with the highest levels of phthalates in their bodies were more than twice as likely to say ‘not tonight dear’ as those with the lowest amounts.Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-2800941/chemicals-plastic-making-women-interested-sex-low-libido-linked-additives-used-soften-materials-home.html

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A study has found women with more of the additives in their system are more likely to say no to sex 

 

Sex staves off prostate cancer

Regular sex can help protect men against prostate cancer, a medical study has found.

It showed that the most sexually-active males had less chance of contracting the potentially-fatal disease.

Frequent sex was also linked to less aggressive prostate cancer, which is more likely to respond to treatment and has a lower likelihood of spreading.

The research by experts in Boston involved nearly 30,000 men - all health professionals - aged between 46 and 81. Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-300544/Sex-staves-prostate-cancer.htm

Has YOUR sex life gone off the boil? It's time to stop being lazy and start getting it on...(unless you want to lose your partner and die young)

• Not having sex increases chances of infidelity in relationships
• Research shows that skipping sex can even have an effect on our life span

Sex is an effort sometimes.

There isn’t a long-term couple alive who hasn’t tossed up a romp in the bedroom versus a takeaway in front of the telly and gone for the latter. But if you’re thinking of permanently trading sex for snuggles, think again.

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Couples who abstain from sex could be risking their mental and physical health

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-2594943/Stop-making-love-youll-DIE-sooner-Eight-things-happen-stop-having-regular-sex.html