Big Risks Of Living With Erectile Dysfunction

Erectile dysfunction is a serious medical condition that can be very stressful and although it may have a great psychological impact on the patient, it is not life threatening. The fact that one cannot die from erectile dysfunction and that it is treated with medicines that are known to increase the sexual performances of men (such as Viagra) have contributed to create a less threatening image of the condition. Even when ED is unknown to cause a man’s death, an underlying heart disease may be life-threatening. Recent studies prove that ED may be signaling serious underlying heart conditions that could result in severe complications for the patient’s health status. Find out how ED can be a sign of heart disease and more on this subject. Read more

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Fat and Sex Don't Mix

In this day and age, when obesity is the order of the day, fat-related diseases have become more and more common, even among children and young adolescents. Motivated by consumerism and the junk food industry, more and more young people are slowly turning into the morbidly obese of tomorrow. Sadly, these trends of bad eating habits and little to no exercise will carry on into their adult lives and passed on to their children. And so the circle continues. Breaking this type of habits is key to have a longer and healthier life, but are we men willing to sacrifice the beer chugging and the fat food eating and throw our almighty manliness into the garbage can? Read more

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Diabetic Men And ED

The fact that a very significant percentage of men with diabetes will experience some degree of erectile dysfunction during their lifetime needs not scare this male population. Yes, diabetic males tend to experience erectile dysfunction significantly earlier than other men. Yet, treatment is available for them as much as for the next guy. Like other men, erectile dysfunction tends to hit harder and more often as years go by.  The older you are the higher the likelihood of you experiencing erectile dysfunction; diabetes makes that likelihood come sooner than for other fellows, that’s all. Read more

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Anti-Snoring Devices

Even when both men and women snore, it is known fact that men snore more than women. Lifestyle has a lot to do with why men are the bigger snorers. This condition is breathing noise due to partial obstruction of air passages. This obstruction usually involves mouth and throat soft tissues that relax during sleep, blocking said air entries and exits. But what is the big deal with a little snoring? Besides some noise, snoring can’t really harm anyone, right? False. Find out why. Read more

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