Fact And Fiction: Myths And Lies About Erectile Dysfunction
The topic of erectile dysfunction (ED) is shrouded in myths and lies, and these can be remarkably persistent and even stand in the way of men seeking proper treatment. This is perhaps because the topic is still unnecessarily shrouded in stigma and shame, and many men are reluctant to speak openly about problems with sexual function. ED […]
3 Causes Of ED You May Not Know About
There are some well-known causes of erectile dysfunction (ED), such as drinking too much alcohol or having heart disease. However, sometimes there is no obvious cause, especially for men under the age of 50 who may otherwise appear to be in good health. Here are some less widely known reasons that may be causing men […]
Is There A Link Between Erectile Dysfunction And Dementia?
A new study has found a correlation between lower levels of sexual satisfaction in men and the risk of developing dementia in later life. The Huffington Post reports on a study of 818 men by researchers at Penn State University. They found that issues such as erectile dysfunction (ED) were correlated with cognitive decline in later […]
The Truth Behind This Commonly Misunderstood Erection Fact
Erections are frequently the subject of jokes, myths, lies, and exaggeration. Despite years of saturation in ‘raunch culture’ however, they are still not considered as a topic of regular and well-informed discussion in most circumstances. This can lead to some fundamental misunderstandings about how erections actually happen. It’s understandable that most men are reluctant to […]
What’s The Link Between Antidepressant Use And ED?
The long-term use of antidepressants has been under the spotlight recently. The BBC reports that about two million people in England have been taking antidepressants for five years or more, despite the fact that there is little evidence to suggest that they remain effective over the longer term. It is estimated that eight million people […]
What Is The Link Between Cognitive Health & ED?
Cognitive impairments such as dementia were once accepted as the natural consequence of ageing, but clinicians now know that they are not. Some slight slowing down of cognitive functions is considered normal as we get older, but these are subtle and do not significantly impact a person’s ability to carry out their usual activities. On […]
Four Easy Steps To Reduce Your Alcohol Intake
The damaging effects of alcohol on the body are well documented: overindulgence can put us at a higher risk of developing cancer, high blood pressure, liver disease and dementia, to name but a few conditions. Alcohol also affects sexual function, and for men, this can lead to problems getting or maintaining an erection. Erectile dysfunction […]
Which Supplements Really Help To Improve Hair Health?
Thinning hair and a receding hairline are commonly experienced by men in middle age or even as soon as their late twenties. Some men are unconcerned with the change and accept it as the natural result of ageing. However, for many men, it is a cause of deep distress and it can affect their self-confidence […]
Could Dopamine Be Downgrading Your Sex Life?
The theme of Men’s Health Week this year (June 12-18) is ‘Men and the Internet.’ This broad topic looks at the various ways that the internet has affected men’s health for better or for worse. The current generation of 18-21 year olds have grown up with smartphones that enable them to access adult material at […]
Why Are Men Becoming More Body Conscious?
It has traditionally been women who are subject to unkind and unhelpful scrutiny of their body shape, but evidence shows that men are increasingly likely to be a victim of body shaming. Research shows that between 30% and 40% of men are concerned about their weight, and almost 85% would like to be more muscular. […]