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Up to 15% of American men experience erectile dysfunction at some point in their lives. According to new research, what a man eats may play a role in the condition. According to UPI, a healthy diet can reduce men's risk for ED by more than 20%. Men who followed the Mediterranean Diet were 22% less likely to develop erectile dysfunction. An 18% reduction in ED was seen in men over 60, who ate Mediterranean Diet foods. While a 7% reduction in ED risk was seen in men over 70 years old who ate a healthy diet. The Mediterranean diet centers on vegetables, fruits, herbs, nuts, beans, and whole grains.
The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says up to 29% of all adults in the United States, or about 70 million people, have high cholesterol. In addition to lifestyle changes around diet and exercise, prescription statin drugs can help control high cholesterol, which is liked to cardiovascular disease. Now, a new study reveals older adults benefit from statins at least as much as young people in reducing the risk of heart attack, stroke, and heart disease. According to UPI, researchers say that for every 80 people age 80 to 100 who take statins, one heart attack will be prevented. In contrast, three times that number of people between ages 50 and 59 would need to take the drugs to prevent one heart attack. Similarly, a second analysis shows statins reduce the risk for heart attack and stroke in people over 75 by 26% for every one-point reduction in LDL cholesterol.
'Wonder Woman' star Gal Gadot swears by a "super simple" Mediterranean diet to stay on track of her intense training.
Images from the Greek coast guard show rescuers responding to a fire that broke out on an Italian-flagged cruise ship sailing through the Mediterranean's Ionian Sea with 237 passengers and 51 crew on board IMAGES
Motril, Oct 5 (EFE).- The Spanish Maritime Rescue on Tuesday rescued 19 migrants of Moroccan origin, including four who managed to swim to the islet of Alboran in the Mediterranean Sea. The migrants, all male, have been transferred to the Port of Motril in Granada. (Camera: ALBA FEIXAS). SHOT LIST: THE ARRIVAL OF MIGRANTS AT THE PORT OF MOTRIL, GRANADA, SPAIN.
French President Emmanuel Macron arrives for a summit of southern EU leaders that is set to focus on climate change and "security challenges" including migration and the Afghan crisis. IMAGES