Case 1 I am a married man working in a federal agency in Abuja while my wife works in Edo State, so I only visit home on a monthly basis. Each time I have the urge to have sex, I resort to masturbation because I love my wife and lovely kids and do not want to get involved with any strange woman. Am I committing a sin by masturbating?  Case 2  I discovered I easily ejaculate these days after a few minutes with my wife and my erection is a bit weak. Could this be because I was engaged in masturbation before I got married? Response   My darling, precious, glorious, dignified, world-famous and heavenly celebrated Nigerian sisters, First and foremost, I’d like to congratulate Miss Taiwo Bankole and Miss Ajoke Omotuyi who both graduated from the University of Lagos with 5.00 CGPA. I pray for every member of Girls Club and indeed all Nigerian girls to achieve similar feat even in foreign institutions in Jesus mighty name! In your teens, you have the opportunity to lay a solid foundat...

There are so many health risks attached to not carrying a pregnancy through. Some people by chance have complications during pregnancy and this may result in them going through medical procedure to save them. Black woman in pain being comforted by a medical officer. A deliberate attempt of removing or getting rid of unwanted pregnancy is referred to as abortion. This is done to cut short the life of the growing fetus in the womb due to one reason or the other. Taking medications or going through a minor surgical procedure could bring pregnancy to an early end. Apart from the murder committed, the mother also puts herself at rick for going through the procedure. The dangers involved with having an abortion is worse than that carrying the pregnancy through and having the baby. Abstinence is still regarded as the safest means of preventing pregnancy. Find below some of the dangers involved with having an abortion: 1. Heavy bleeding Many ladies have lost their lives as a result of bl...

While the ethics and legality of human cloning are blurry, the science behind the idea is quite clear, with all research suggesting the practice is possible. Scientists have already cloned human embryos and many believe creating fully developed humans is the next step. But while novels such asA Brave New WorldandCloud Atlas depict human cloning as systematic and as easy as a car part assembly line, in reality the process is a bit more complex. Cloning in A Nutshell Cloningdescribes a number of processes used to create genetically identical copies of a biological entity. Although these processes can occur naturally, such as in some plants and bacteria, the cloning that most likely comes to mind when you hear the word is artificially copying a whole animal. According to theNational Institutes of Health, for this type of cloning, also known as reproductive cloning, scientists remove a mature somatic cell (any type of cell, except a sperm or egg cell) from the animal the scientists wish...

Drinking enough water is essential for the human body to function, but drinking too much can be just as dangerous asdrinking too little. A panel of 17 experts from around the world collaboratively wrote guidelines outlining the safest way to drink water without going overboard. The new guidelines were accompanied by warnings, published in theClinical Journal of Sport Medicine, and announced at the International Exercise-Associated Hyponatremia Consensus Development Conference. “Our major goal was to re-educate the public on the hazards of drinking beyond thirst during exercise,” the guideline’s lead author Dr. Tamara Hew-Butler, an exercise science professor at Oakland University, said in astatement. “Every single EAH death is tragic and preventable, if we just listen to our bodies and let go of the pervasive advice that if a little is good, than more must be better.” Athletes are particularly at risk. According to the experts, 14 deaths of marathon runners, football players, and oth...

Consuming blue maize may help prevent metabolic syndrome a cluster of conditions that includes high blood pressure and blood sugar, excess body fat around the waist and abnormal cholesterol, a study conducted in rat models has found. Physical inactivity, genetic profile and a diet with inadequate energy intake are other factors that drive metabolic syndrome. Metabolic syndrome also raises an individual’s risk of heart disease, stroke and diabetes, the researchers said.The natural antioxidants present in blue maize may help protect against metabolic syndrome, cardiovascular disease, diabetes as well as cancer, said Rosa Isela Guzman-Geronimoa from the University of Veracruz in Mexico. In the study, the rats were fed on a high-sugar and high-cholesterol diet for 12 weeks. They were given blue maize extracts during a period of 4 weeks. The rats showed significant improvement in systolic blood pressure, high density lipoprotein (HDL) cholesterol, and triglyceride levels compared to those n...