The bark of certain yew trees can yield a medicine that fights cancer.Now scientists find the dirt that yew trees grow in can supply the drug as well, suggesting a new way to commercially harvest the medicine.Scientists originally isolated the drug paclitaxel-now commonly known as Taxol-in 1967 from the bark of Pacific yew trees (Texus brevifolia) in a forest near the Mount St.Helens in Washington.This yew also yields related compounds known as taxanes that can be converted to paclitaxel.Research since then has revealed other yew species generate paclitaxel and taxanes as well,as do some fungi and certain hazelnut varieties.
a) Rethink your attitude a little. Physical intimacy is not a performance or a competition; it can be the most sincere expression of your love for someone else and can cement the bond between two people and deepen their intimacy. b) Make time for romance. Light candles, share a glass or two of wine, and talk to each other. Sit on the couch, put your arm around him, and just bask in the intimacy of the moment. Talk about things agreeable, and share a kiss or two. Remember, this will lead up to a most rewarding and enjoyable shared moment of love. c) Learn to massage your partner. Using scented oils is a nice touch and it is well known that smells can both relax and arouse. Touching and being touched are both eually important, so learn both to give and recieve. d) Listen to, and talk to your partner in order to learn about their likes and dislikes. Being totally focused on each other is extremely important as it will help to strengthen your relationship both in and out of bed. e) Never p...
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