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Comment on High Testosterone Levels – Today Tonight by Nigel

Nigel — Mon, 13 Feb 2012 07:41:28 +0000

This is a very positive . I will recommend this article specially to my wife. Thank you very much!

Comment on Fat Loss Tip # 9. Eat smaller portions by healthqueen

healthqueen — Sat, 11 Feb 2012 08:13:06 +0000

defintely get up and eat away from your computer

Comment on Fat Loss Tip # 9. Eat smaller portions by Bryan

Bryan — Sat, 11 Feb 2012 07:29:19 +0000

As an seo motsly i sit in front of laptop and most of my time spend while sitting can some one tell me how to reduce weight while sitting…….

Comment on Pilot progam for the Health Minister – How inspire healthy eating in Australian Children by healthqueen

healthqueen — Thu, 09 Feb 2012 04:06:20 +0000

awesome! great win win. IT’;s great being able to teach kids self reliance too

Comment on How to Study & Work Effectively by Swamy

Swamy — Thu, 09 Feb 2012 03:11:55 +0000

Thanks for icdiunlng my blog, Secrets to Health and Aging.I work hard to give readers reliable information. I received a post masters in gerontology 25 years ago and aging remains my passion.Resurrecting an old blog, Upside of Aging, in a week or two. This will focus on aging and the aging brain/mind. I’m constantly amazed at how much we learn about what goes on from the neck up and how much we still don’t know!Thanks again.Ruthan Brodsky

Comment on Pilot progam for the Health Minister – How inspire healthy eating in Australian Children by Merve

Merve — Thu, 09 Feb 2012 02:59:33 +0000

awe, $30 bucks at warmalt? I paid $38 at sams. I’m still happy about it. I got 2- and split one in half. 1 1/2 for my garden (126″ by 63″ by 8″) and 1/2 (42″ by 24″) to use as a sand box for my kids. I did spend more than I had planned on for building one myself, but I am beyond un handy… my husband works a ton… my dad doesn’t have time to come do it for me… and it’s from recycled materials- so win-win!

Comment on High Testosterone Levels – Today Tonight by healthqueen

healthqueen — Mon, 16 Jan 2012 07:00:38 +0000

Gee Joe – no one on my site nor me has ever blamed men for your comments. Sam

Comment on High Testosterone Levels – Today Tonight by Joe Blow

Joe Blow — Mon, 16 Jan 2012 06:38:50 +0000

Pathetic that men are blamed for women turning themselves into men. Have you no shame at all. I am at University and I can tell you none of my mates would have anything to do with a female in any shape form whatever, it is too below us.

Comment on High Testosterone Levels – Today Tonight by healthqueen

healthqueen — Sat, 14 Jan 2012 02:08:57 +0000

Hi Peter thanks for your comments Interestingly the Today Tonight story was filmed 2 years ago. Since that time I have done more research (baring in mind that I am a world leader in this area simply because no one else has done the research).
What I have found is that women struggle to find balance. And yes, stress is a very individual thing. I have always maintained that stress is reliant on our experiences through life, emotions, nutritional status, suppport etc… Hormones are just a barometer of out internal response to situations, feelings and stress response. In women, I am starting to view testosterone more as a stress hormone rather than a sex hormone. It helps us (women) understand ourselves alot better that way). Anywa, thanks for taking time to comment, I appreciate it and I learn so much from other people. Thanks Sam

Comment on High Testosterone Levels – Today Tonight by Laird peter HANSELMAYER

Laird peter HANSELMAYER — Fri, 13 Jan 2012 20:24:46 +0000

good morning , i do not usually take up time from busy people like yourself , however i am a 51year old male and you were quoted to have said that it is EXECUTIVE stress that is cousing the high testosterone levels in woman , i have a number of stress related health problems , i hope you were misquoted about the EXECUTIVE part of your statement ! over the last 30 years i have read a number of study’s that concluded time after time that management has a significantly lower likelyhood of WORK related risk of heart and ulcer issues compared to someone working for example on an assembly line . Every study concluded that assembly line workers are much more at risk , the reason given is that the people at the bottom have higher stress levels is lack of control and predictability in there work , just think how embaresing it is to have to go to the toilet as one example , the study’s were done in some cases by prestigous unis ,lastly i would like to add that i have been on both sides of the ” fence ” i’v done procces work and it was no picnic for the lady’s doing menial work , needing to go and to add to the insult they were often refused ,had to wait till luch for example ,that was only one of the numerous stressfull things these hardworking people had to put up with , and have run a small company (in the company ) i sometimes had to do quite a bit of heavy manual labour as well as supervising a staff of 6 , do the ordering for products we needed , and i can asure you that , that was much less stressfull ! finally it has been pointed out to me that it (stress ) is a very induvidual thing . thank you for your time , kindest regards , peter