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Khloe Kardashian has been trying to have a baybay since she married her hubby, Lamar Odom back in 2009, but after time passed, she realized that getting preggers wasn't gonna be easy… however, she wants everyone to know that she's NOT infertile!

The reality star just admitted that in order to become pregnant, she would have to take hormones, and considering that she has a very busy schedule, she revealed that her on-the-go lifestyle has kept her from receiving proper hormonal treatments.

In the June issue of REDBOOK, Miz Kardashian said:

Tags: hormones, infertility, june 2013, khloe kardashian, lamar odom, pregnant, redbook

We've known for some time now that Khloe Kardashian cannot have children because she's not ovulating, and now she's revealing that in order to become preggers, she'll have to take hormones.

In the June issue of Cosmopolitan, the reality starlet shared:

Tags: cosmopolitan, cosmopolitan uk, hormones, june 2013, june cover, june issue, khloe kardashian, kim kardashian, kourtney kardashian, lamar odom, pregnant

Who loves Sofia Vergara?

We love Sofia Vergara!

And there may be little Vergaras running around real soon because the TV star has confirmed something we've been wondering about lately concerning her eggs!

Here's what she said:

Tags: baby, eggs, family, freezing, hormones, parenting, sofia vergara

This is a pretty weird subject, but a recent study found that Korean men who were castrated (had their balls chopped off), also known as eunuchs, lived on average 14 to 19 years longer than other men!

The study looked at a genealogy record from the 14th to early 20th centuries.

The researchers were able to find

Tags: age, balls, boy, boys, decrease, hormones, life, men, record, research, researchers, science, sex, study, weird

Peaches are a great source of vitamins B3, beta-carotene, and folate. Peaches also contain a good amount of calcium, iron, magnesium, potassium, and zinc. The lutein and zeaxanthin in peaches help promote healthy eyes while the boron found in peaches can help to stabilize hormones and reduce the craving for something sweet during times of PMS.

- Creator of Authentic Self Wellness, Margaux J. Rathbun

Tags: authentic, calcium, health, healthy, hormones, magnesium, margaux, margaux j. rathbun, potassium, vitamins, wellness

Ever since the whole "pink slime" controversy reared its disgusting head, consumers have begun to question their food more and more.

People no longer just walk into the grocery store, grab a pound of ground beef and walk out.

They pay for it first. LOLz!

But before they pay for it, they find out where the animal was raised, what that animal was fed, if there were any hormones or steroids used.

Even with produce, consumers want to know what sort of pesticides were used if any and if it comes from a local farm or is shipped in from out of state.

The director of the Downtown Farmers Market in Des Moines, Iowa said:

"There was a time when people were pretty complacent about their food and just trusted someone else was going to take care of them. The dialogue has changed a lot. Now people want to know who is growing their food."

We think this is a great trend. Making healthier choices is always a good decision.

It's nice to know that something good is coming out of this whole "pink slime" fiasco.

Accountability is probably the biggest change, now farmers have to realize that people are going to want to know exactly what they're doing.

And if no one likes what they're doing (pesticides, hormones, steroids, etc.) then people will stop buying and that farmer will have to change their strategy or else risk losing the farm.

Gotta keep the consumers happy. The customer is always right!

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The world's tallest man has put a stop to growing — and it's a very, very good thing.

Thanks to researchers at the University of Virginia Medical Center, Sultan Kosen (who is only 29) will hopefully stay 8-feet-3-inches.

He suffers from acromegaly, a chronic metabolic disorder that causes

Tags: body, condition, disorder, doctor, doctors, help, hormones, medical, production, research, researchers, sultan kosen, support, surgery, tallest man