Washing your hands with cool water is just as effective in killing germs as using hot water...

...and antibacterial soap is no better than a normal cleanser, reveals study

• Water temperature does not affect how much bacteria is washed off hands
• Antibacterial soap was found to be no more effective than normal soap
• People preparing food should scrub their hands for at least ten seconds  

Scientists have poured cold water on the theory that we need to wash our hands with hot water to kill germs.

A new study has discovered that cool water removes the same amount of harmful bacteria. 

Antibacterial soap was no better than normal soap, researchers also found. 

But whichever temperature and soap you use, scrub your hands for at least ten seconds is recommended to get rid of harmful food poisoning bacteria, a New Jersey study suggests. Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-4558764/Washing-hands-cool-water-kills-germs-hot.html

Men's brains and Women's brains explained perfectly

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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

Drinking FIVE cups of coffee a day reduces your risk of developing liver cancer by up to 50%

• Drinking one cup of coffee a day lowers your liver cancer risk by 20%
• Two coffee cups reduces your risk of developing the disease by 35%
• Decaffeinated options have a protective effect but to a lesser extent
• Researchers say more research is needed to determine its health effects

Researchers from Southampton and Edinburgh universities examined data from 26 studies involving more than 2.25 million participants.

Compared with people who drank no coffee, those who drank one cup had a 20 per cent lower risk of developing the most common form of primary liver cancer, known as hepatocellular carcinoma, they found.

Results, published in the journal BMJ Open, also found that those who drank two cups had a 35 per cent reduced risk of suffering the disease, while drinking five cups cut their risk in half. Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-4540444/Drinking-coffee-reduces-liver-cancer-risk-50.html

Porn triggers erectile dysfunction in men

Porn triggers erectile dysfunction in men but doesn't affect the sex lives of women, research reveals

• Men that regularly watch porn are more likely to become disinterested in sex
• One in five men watch porn three to five times a week, the survey revealed
• Three per cent of men admit they prefer porn to having sex with a partner 
• Pornography may set up unrealistic expectations based on film fantasies
• It can be addictive, like drugs, with men building up a 'tolerance' over time 

Porn causes erectile dysfunction in men but doesn't affect the sex lives of women, new research reveals.

Men that regularly watch porn are more likely to become disinterested in sex and suffer from erectile dysfunction, the study found. 

One in five men watch porn three to five times a week and three per cent admit they prefer it to sex with a partner, the survey revealed. Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-4506968/Porn-causes-erectile-dysfunction-men-research-finds.html