Wg dni: 16 October 2022

Today's everyday life is very different to that of a few decades ago. Rapid technological progress and unlimited access to new technologies, as well as a different lifestyle, often result in stress being a constant presence in our society. We spend most of the day sitting in front of a computer, with a complete lack of contact with nature, often resorting to stimulants such as coffee or cigarettes, as well as alcohol. We live in a constant state of tension and inattention, and often, despite having found some free time, we cannot fully relax, continuing to analyse the current ...

Heart palpitations, or palpitations, are a nuisance that may be a symptom of a cardiological disorder or simply a subjective feeling. It can also accompany neurosis - patients often complain of palpitations despite exemplary test results. Palpitations often increase after drinking too much coffee, drinking alcohol or other stimulants, or during severe stress, and also at night - especially during panic attacks or anxiety attacks. Frequent palpitations are experienced by people suffering from hyperthyroidism or taking medication for ...

Erectile problems are by far one of the body's most embarrassing dysfunctions when it comes to men. They often cause a significant lowering of self-esteem, which can even lead to depression. Unfortunately, today's pace of life is not conducive to solving sexual problems and even exacerbates them. Instead of immediately reaching for traditional erectile enhancers from the drugstore, why not try something that works on our entire body while eliminating bed problems? This raises the question of whether, when erection problems arise, it is worth reaching for ...

These days, when we are constantly following the rush of life, constantly replicating the work-home scheme, we tend to forget about ourselves. We concentrate on fulfilling tasks and specific roles, losing ourselves completely in this, and relegate our needs to the background and the indefinite future. We do not look at ourselves and our behaviour until we are up against the wall. The constant stress and chasing of life causes us to start to not resemble ourselves from a few years ago. We become nervous, angry and perpetually irritable, which prompts ...