Mental health of university male students Viewing internet pornography: A qualitative study

This research was carried out to explore psychosocial and mental health issues of adults viewing pornography on the internet. Study Design: For this purpose, a qualitative research design was used. Method: In- depth interviews were conducted with twenty five university male students to explore the psychosocial issues in cases of internet pornography. After gathering the data from participants, a software, NVivo11 Plus was used for data management and analysis. This was also used for labelling and themes and categories generation. Results: After data analysis, main three categories generated on psychosocial issues associated with viewing internet pornography which were psychological issues, social issues and mental illness. Conclusion: Findings of the study indicate that males viewing internet pornography can be affected with psychosocial and mental health issues

Personality traits and mental health Of university male students Viewing internet Pornography

Studies have indicated that viewing internet pornography is like addiction and has been implicated in the development of psychosocial issues leading to mental health. However, in view of Pakistani culture, psychosocial issues and mental health problems associated with viewing internet pornography especially in perspective to personality traits are not studied yet. Objective: Objective of the current study was to investigate any effect of personality traits on mental health of university male students viewing internet pornography

Characterization, development and evaluation of a cream by using terminalia chebula and cucumber sativus extracts

Background: Continual exposure to the sun's ultraviolet radiation damages skin. Freckles are little brown patches that develop on the skin after repeated sun exposure. Terminalia chebula and Cucumber Sativus extracts-infused water in oil (W/O) emulsion is created, that has anti-freckle and emollient effect. Methodology: Base with no extract and formulation containing three different extract concentrations 4% of Terminalia Chebula with 1% Cucumber Sativus, 5% T. Chebula with 2% C. Sativus and 6% of T. Chebula with 3% of C. Sativus are formulated and after 4 weeks of study and their stability parameters are evaluated at 8oC, 25oC, 40oC and 40oC + 75RH. Different parameters such as anti freckle effect, skin melanin, skin moisture content, sebum level and TEW loss level are investigated by applying these formulations on the volunteer’s cheeks for 4 weeks. Results: Skin melanin levels, sebum level, moisture level and TEW loss level of three formulations containing both plant extracts are significant statistically (p < 0.05). Skin melanin level and TEW loss are decreased after application of cream. But skin moisture and sebum level are increased after application of formulation