“I love when a man really knows how to give me what I need in bed…”
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—-Important Message From Cali—-
For Men: this is why women often have someone on the side
Hi, I’m Cali, and I have a dark secret…
I LOVE when a man REALLY knows how to give me what I need in bed…
In fact, I’m obsessed with it… to the point that I will stay with any guy…
…even if he’s a complete jerk…as long as he can satisfy me in bed…
And I know tons of other women who do the same thing.
We forget about all other men as soon as we find one who can pleasure us properly in the bedroom.
So if you’re a man and you want to be the ONLY guy your woman ever thinks about…
…here’s what you need to do to rock her world in bed…
(Just be careful because I know girls who have gone PSYCHO over guys who do this!)
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This age-old antihistamine can prevent liver cancer in men
Cyproheptadine is an old antihistamine medication.
It is slightly sedating and has fallen out of favor as an antihistamine because of this.
But cyproheptadine also has other effects.
It blocks serotonin receptors – which can have profound effects on health.
It also has anti-cortisol effects, among other things.
And since cyproheptadine hit the market decades ago, a whole host of studies have been published showing many benefits which may seem surprising for a simple antihistamine.
Recently, numerous research papers have been published showing that cyproheptadine seems to be beneficial for people with hepatocellular carcinoma – liver cancer.
In some cases decreasing the risk of death by almost 50%.
The human research was carried out at Taipei Medical University Taipei in Taiwan. The paper was published in the American Journal of Cancer Research.
“This study was conducted to compare the effectiveness of Cyproheptadine use in patients with different stages of HCC who received different therapeutic modalities.”
HCC stands for hepatocellular carcinoma – liver cancer.
There are quite a number of papers published on the benefits of cyproheptadine for hepatocellular carcinoma.
These researchers wanted to generate accurate conclusions about the effects of cyproheptadine by using a larger data set with more rigorous methods.
“Such a comparison has not been conducted by previous large, prospective, randomized studies.”
The researchers analyzed information compiled at the cancer registry in Taiwan.
“We conducted a cohort study using the Taiwan Cancer Registry Database for analysis.”
The participants were split into 3 different groups according to which cancer treatment they received, if any…
…and whether they also received cyproheptadine.
“The patient cohort comprised those who received different treatments, and we compared patients who received cyproheptadine with those who did not.”
The researchers analyzed data from over 70,000 people who were followed up for an average of almost 2 years.
“In total, 70,885 patients were included, and the mean follow-up duration was 1.95 years.”
The first subgroup which was analyzed were those who received palliative care.
They were on treatment for pain and quality-of-life – but not getting treatment to try to cure the cancer.
Most often, palliative care is given to people who are perceived to have no chance of cure.
But those on palliative care who were also given cyproheptadine survived significantly longer.
“All-cause deaths significantly decreased in all stages in the patients who received palliative treatments with cyproheptadine use compared with those who received palliative treatments without cyproheptadine use.”
The risk of death from any cause was decreased between 20% and 34% – depending on the stage of cancer.
“The adjusted hazard ratio for all cause deaths with cyproheptadine in this cohort were 0.76, 0.80, 0.66, and 0.66 for stages I, II, III, and IV, respectively.”
The second category was those who received no treatment at all. They got no treatment for the cancer and did not take palliative care.
Again, those who took cyproheptadine had a significantly lower risk of death.
“Among the patients who received no treatment, cyproheptadine use alone reduced the risk of all-cause deaths in stages I-IV.”
The risk of death in those taking no treatment at all decreased by 39% to 48% in those taking cyproheptadine.
“Adjusted risk of deaths in people with no treatment except cyproheptadine were 0.61, 0.57, 0.54, and 0.52 for stages I, II, III, and IV, respectively.”
Finally, the researchers looked at the group of people who took curative cancer treatments.
In this case, they found no decrease in deaths in people taking cyproheptadine.
“Among the patients with clinical stage I-II HCC who received curative treatments, cyproheptadine use did not reduce all-cause deaths.”
The research shows that a large number of people diagnosed with liver cancer could significantly increase their life expectancy…
Just by using this over-the-counter “antihistamine” treatment which has many other biological effects.
“Cyproheptadine use might improve survival in patients with hepatocellular carcinoma receiving palliative treatments or no treatment regardless of clinical stages.”
You should always consult your healthcare practitioner for guidance on medical diagnosis and treatment.
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