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05. 06. 09. - 09:00

Cabbage can replace viagra

Croatian Times

A top Croatian nutritionist has claimed pickled cabbage is a natural substitute for Viagra.

Dr. Lejla Kazinic Kreho has made the claim in her new book "Nutrition of the 21st Century," published in Croatia.

"Many are completely unaware that pickled cabbage is one of the most-powerful aphrodisiacs", Kreho told the daily Vecernji List. "Try it. Eat cabbage twice a day and watch your potency go up", Kreho added.

Kreho was a student at London's King's College bio-medical sciences department, where she worked on the problem of erection failure.

Serb to make curious protest along Adriatic coast
A Serbian TV station owner has announced an unusual crusade against what he calls the "mediocrity" that does not allow normalization of relations on both sides of the Croatian-Serbian border.

Unions collect enough signatures for referendum, but government withdraws amendments
A sufficient number of valid signatures had been collected to call a referendum on proposed changes to Croatia’s labour laws, the Ministry of the Interior and Public Administration has announced.

Wife attacks cops to prevent hubby´s arrest
Two police officers in Trogir (Dalmatia) were attacked by a raging wife after they tried to arrest her husband.

Croatia Airlines wants no part in former-Yugoslav alliance
Croatia Airline has said it is not interested in joining any sort of former-Yugoslav fleet alliance, in a response to media inquiries after the Serbian Secretary of State’s called for the union.

Activist demand greater protection for women victims of violence
Campaigners from the Autonomous Women’s House have visited various state institutions in Zagreb in order to draw the government’s attention to the plight of women victims of violence.

Donkeys smuggle drugs from Bosnia to Croatia
Drug smugglers are using donkeys to take packets of weed from neighboring Bosnia and Herzegovina (BH) into Croatia, Split police have said.

PM refutes rumours of IMF´s arrival to Croatia
Croatian Prime Minister Jadranka Kosor has refuted recent media claims that the country may need help from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) in the near future.

Thief steals singer´s wheelchair
Croatian singer Zdravko Skender's wheelchair was pinched from a handicapped parking space on Sunday evening in Zagreb.

80 per cent tax returns completed last week
Tax officials have processed 78 per cent of income tax claims, paying 206 million Euros in returns so far.

GDP down less than predicted, analysts say
The Croatian economy can expect a smaller GDP drop of 1.8 per cent compared to earlier estimates of 2.5 per cent, say Hypo bank analysts.