Sex

            Sleep deprivation affects all aspects of your health, including your sexual health. In fact, when you’re sleep deprived, you will most likely experience a drastic reduction in your sex drive. Truth be told, if you haven’t slept a single wink in several days, you’ll probably crave for sleep more than you’ll crave for sex or even food.             If sleep depriva...[Read More]

If there’s one situation that will turn you into a babbling idiot, it’s definitely proposing to your girlfriend. I mean, let’s be honest, proposing is probably one of the most nerve-racking things you’ll ever do in your entire life. Questions arise in your mind like will she say yes? Or, will she say no? And, if she says yes, do you jump up and down in excitement? Or, if she says no, do you walk a...[Read More]

            A Leydig cell tumor is one of the types of testicular tumors that can lead to feminizing, meaning it can induce female sexual characteristics in men. For instance, when you have a Leydig cell tumor, your breasts can become quite enlarged, which is a condition called gynecomastia.             Around 10% of Leydig cell tumor cases are malignant. What’s even more worrisome about Ley...[Read More]

If your erection is too weak that you can hardly successfully engage in penetrative vaginal sex, you may already be suffering from erectile dysfunction. We usually think of erectile dysfunction as a condition wherein you can’t achieve an erection at all. The truth is, having persistently weak erections is already considered an erectile problem. Clinically speaking, not being able to maintain...[Read More]

Recent studies show that Tribulus terrestris can help prevent and treat various cardiovascular health issues as well as diabetes. But these are not the only health benefits offered by Tribulus terrestris. It’s also known to have anti-inflammatory, antioxidant, and anti-tumor effects. Tribulus terrestris, a time-tested herbal remedy for various ailments, is extremely popular for its benefits ...[Read More]

        A high school football coach from California is now out of a job after two students allegedly spiked the school’s water. According to sources, the two students spiked the water with a male enhancement drug during a junior varsity football practice.         According to a recent article from the New York post, Coach Luis Barajas of Helen Bernstein High School in Hollywood did not initially ...[Read More]

It’s clear that ED is on the rise – just turn on the television, and you will notice several commercials for drugs that treat erectile dysfunction. At least 40% of men in their 40s have experienced some level of ED, and most men don’t seek treatment. When you have ED, you are simply less satisfied with life. It adds to already high levels of stress and creates a vicious cycle of not being able to ...[Read More]

Delayed ejaculation is one of the least studied sexual dysfunctions afflicting men. Nevertheless, studies have shown that delayed or retarded ejaculation can be caused by numerous factors such as psychological factors and medical conditions. Certain surgeries are also known to cause retarded ejaculation or retrograde ejaculation as an adverse effect. Most of these are surgical procedures that invo...[Read More]

Prescription drugs have been used for years now to help men with erectile dysfunction issues, and doctors are not hesitant to prescribe them. Some ED issues arise due to weight issues, high blood pressure problems, and psychological issues; but men with erectile dysfunction issues that don’t involve these kinds of problems tend to need a little more help than just a change in their dieting techniq...[Read More]

Low sperm count sucks – And that’s not just because it screws with your ability to conceive a child, but because it also has several other impacts on your overall health. There are ways to stop low sperm count from happening, though. Or should I say there are ways to increase your sperm count? Either way, there are ways to combat the problem. Before combating the problem, however, you have to know...[Read More]

Cheating can spell the end for even the longest and most serious relationships. However, as many as 1 in 5 adults in monogamous relationships report having cheated at some point in their current or past relationships. If you’ve cheated on your partner, then looking to repair your relationship after cheating is the first step. Cheating or infidelity involves breaking your partner’s trust to seek ou...[Read More]