Of late, scientists have been exploring how mint tea impacts androgens (sex hormones) in both males and females. The most recent example of this is a just published study that examined the role that spearmint tea can play in a condition called polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS).
The best dividend ETFs offer high yields but promise to allow you to sleep well at night. Here are the three best high-yield ETFs on the market today. The explosion in the number of exchange-traded funds is both good and bad. The good is obvious -- investors have more choice than ever before.
It was State Street Global Advisors that launched the first exchange-traded fund (ETF) in 1993 with the introduction of the SPDR. Since then, ETFs have continued to grow in popularity and gather assets at a rapid pace. The easiest way to understand ETFs is to think of them as mutual funds that trade like stocks. This trading characteristic is one of the many features that have made ETFs so attractive, particularly to professional investors and individual active traders. (For a background on what ETFs are and how they work, check out Introduction to Exchange-Traded Funds.) The Benefits of Trading Like a Stock.