Britons who want a year-round suntan should turn to fake tan to avoid damaging their skin, experts have advised.

Bevis Man, a spokesman for the British Skin Foundation, issued the guidance after new legislation banning salons from allowing under-18s to use sunbeds came into effect in England and Wales.

He said: ‘The safest way to get a healthy glow, without the associated risks of sunbathing or using a sunbed, is by using fake tan, whether it’s by going to get a spray tan or simply something that you buy and apply to the skin yourself.’

Mr Man added that people should ‘never’ put their lives at risk by exposing their skin to dangerous amounts of ultraviolet radiation in order to get a tan. Read the rest of this entry »

TubeRip.com, video sharing site cum laude, is a quantum leap forward where the deft dissemination of free porn content is concerned.  More elegant, orderly and user-friendly than Google’s video search, TubeRip.com is a one-stop hub that aggregates nearly every adult video on the Net…cleanly, concisely and safely.

Just a cursory glance at the site’s user interface tells you it’s different, a perfect marriage of form and function, handsomely presented and easy on the eyes. Don’t expect to be bombarded by popping advertisements every time you click. TubeRip.com is overflowing with the dirtiest free porn content on the planet, but the site itself is clean as a whistle.

TubeRip.com is all reward with zero risk. What reward? Millions of free porn videos are yours for the taking.  Why no risk? Well, if you’ve spent any time searching the Net for free porn, you know how unscrupulous and shady some sites are. There’s always a risk that your efforts will result in a virus, in the advertent installation of spyware, adware or worse. Read the rest of this entry »

Men who start to lose their hair in their early 20s may be more likely to develop prostate cancer in later life, new research suggests.

Scientists at the Paris Descartes University in France looked at 388 men who were being treated for prostate cancer, as well as a further 281 cancer-free men.

They found that those with prostate cancer were twice as likely to have started going bald at age 20 as those without the disease.

In contrast, men who only started to lose their hair in their 30s or 40s were no more likely to develop prostate cancer than those in the control group. Read the rest of this entry »

People who take regular exercise are significantly less likely to develop potentially dangerous growths in their bowel than those who do not, a study has found.

Scientists at the Washington University School of Medicine analysed data contained in 20 previous studies, all of which had looked at the impact of exercise on the development of bowel polyps – growths that can develop into bowel cancer.

They found that people who exercised regularly were 16 per cent less likely to develop bowel polyps, and 30 per cent less likely to develop large or advanced growths.

The findings, which are published in the British Journal of Cancer, add to a growing body of evidence suggesting that exercise can reduce a person’s risk of bowel cancer. Read the rest of this entry »