Author: Dr. Steroids

If you want to boost your sex drive naturally, there are an abundance of herbs to help you with exactly that. Ginseng, horny goat weed, gingko biloba, muira puama, sarsaparilla, and licorice, are just a few of the best herbs to stimulate the sex drive. Read on to find out how they help and what they can do for you! Herbs to Stimulate the Sex Drive of Men Ginkgo Biloba: This herb stimulates sex drive by improving blood circulation to the penis, working effectively to treat impotence. Gingko also alleviates some symptoms of depression, also a potential cause of impotence.…

The National Hockey League opened its 2010-2011 season for business on October 7 and the first weekend (Oct 7 – Oct 10) featured some memorable games from some of the biggest names in hockey, the opening of a new arena, and renewals of some of hockey’s most intense rivalries. Opening Night The NHL 2010-2011 season began in Helsinki, Finland as the Carolina Hurricanes took on the Minnesota Wild. Commissioner Gary Bettman has been starting the NHL season in European venues for several years now in an effort to not only grow the game internationally, but as reward for those players…

The first BCS standings of the season will come out this Sunday after another insane weekend of college football.  We know that certain teams (Alabama) will not be on top, but who will be. I heard a BCS expert on the radio and he said it would be Boise State.  Since I don’t have the time to do the math or even remotely understand the formula, I’ll take his word for it. So, Boise State is going to to lead the initial BCS standings?  You know what the next question was, right?  How long can they stay there? Listen, I…

Are you tired of sprinting for hours and having the last five pounds just not come off? Have you been lifting weights for months and you still cannot get that deep definition you have been aiming for? Are you sick and tired of being on a restricted diet and not seeing the results you should? Maybe it is time you started to look into some alternatives. Many times there are issues with our bodies that we cannot prevent. For example, unwanted cellulite, even though you eat a very healthy diet. Other common issues are arms that are hard to tone,…

Continuing our series on whole grains, I realized that I promised you grains, and again I’m talking about a seed! Whether you classify it scientifically or culinarily, I hope you’ll come to classify this fantastic foodstuff as delicious! Quinoa (pronounced keen-wah) is actually related to beets, Swiss chard, and spinach. Nothing thrills my heart more than that! Whether you choose the most common yellowish variety, or one of the more exotic orange, pink, red, purple or black versions, read on to find out why quinoa was once considered the “gold of the Incas!” History Over 5,000 years ago, the Incas…

Brett Favre has been no stranger to grabbing headlines during his 20-year NFL career.  However, the news that broke last week on Deadspin.com about Favre’s consecutive games streak is the most impressive individual streak in all of sports. In a sport were at least 10 players a weekend suffer concussions, torn ligaments, sprains, and a multitude of other injuries, Favre has managed to play in 312 straight games. He has not gone without injuries, playing through a broken thumb, numerous knee and ankle problems, concussions, shoulder tears, bicep tears, and many undisclosed injuries the average fan will never know about.…

College football is the one sport where everybody complains, “There’s no parity.”  “It’s the same teams every year at the top and it gets soooo boring!” Except when South Carolina steps up and beats Alabama; Georgia can barely tie its own shoes; Oregon decided to have an offense; Stanford figured out how to play; and Texas/Notre Dame/Penn State all suck mightily. Yeah, that’s boring.  Right? College football has parity every year, and college football has playoff games every year.  That’s not what we call them because of the BCS, but there are playoff games and signs of parity all over…

I’ve read a few articles in cyberspace lately that suggest the Lakers won’t be able to replace Kobe Bryant.  Really?  This is all you have to talk about? No great team walks around thinking they can just magically replace a star athlete.  When that star athlete is a top-five all-time player then the task would just become harder. “Hey kid, we’re drafting you as long as you morph into Kobe, ok?”  Does anyone every really receive that call on draft day, and is a GM actually stupid enough to make it? I don’t think so. There’s more than one way…

It’s easy to spend three hours getting ready in the bathroom for a night out with your guy. But when he cancels thirty minutes prior because he has to work late, you’re sitting there on the couch—black dress, nails painted, hair done-up, perfume-ready—highly disappointed. It’s not only the fact that he canceled but the preparation it took to look your best which leads me to the topic of this article: stop sweating the small stuff! Of course men like their women to be beautiful and sexy, but believe or not they don’t really care about the little things we tend…

San Diego Padres Hall of Fame outfielder Tony Gwynn has been diagnosed with cancer of the salivary glands. ESPN reported that Gwynn told the San Diego Union-Tribune that he has had three procedures since 1997. All of those surgeries were to remove non-cancerous tumors in the largest salivary gland. In the most recent surgery they found a malignant growth, and Gwynn had the following to say on Friday, “They took out three lymph nodes and did all the tests and the results showed cancer in the parotid.” Gwynn, 50-years-old, is faced with radiation and chemotherapy treatments. He was told they…