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5 cups of coffee a day can lead to hallucinations--study

Are your ears playing tricks on you? You may be having too much of coffee, warns a new study that links drinking five or more cups of coffee a day with an increased tendency to hallucinate.

According to the study, while moderate consumption of coffee is not considered bad, excessive intake could make one hear voices that actually don't exist.

Professor Simon Crowe and his colleagues from the School of Psychological Sciences at the La Trobe University based their findings on the fact that caffeine present in coffee is the most commonly used psychoactive drug.

Game over: video game addiction leading to divorce

A shocking new research has found that video game addiction is wrecking a majority of marriages, as a growing number of women filing for divorce complain their husbands spend too much time playing video games.

The study, carried out by Divorce Online, the UK's leading online divorce service, suggests that men are finding more pleasure playing the 'World of Warcraft' and 'Call of Duty' than sharing the bed with their wives at night.

Study finds sunlight improves sperm quality in men

Soaking up in the sun may boost a man's chances of having children, as a new study states that sunbathing improves the quality of sperm in addition to increasing testosterone levels in the body.

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According to the study, sperms become better at swimming towards the egg, have greater speed, and become more penetrative post vitamin D treatment.

Vitamin D, which is produced in body after exposure to sun's ultraviolet B light, basically helps regulate levels of calcium and phosphorus to generate healthy bones.

“Vitamin D levels were positively associated with sperm motility, suggesting a role for vitamin D in human sperm function,” the Daily Mail quoted study leader Dr. Martin Blomberg Jensen as saying.

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