Category: Men’s Health

New research reveals that some prostate cancer patients have higher testosterone levels in certain areas of the body, which may lead to more aggressive cancer. Keep reading to learn more about the implications of 'sneaky testosterone' on prostate cancer outcomes and how this finding could impact the way aggressive prostate cancer is diagnosed and treated. keep reading

Prostate cancer is a serious diagnosis, but did you know your overall health could play a critical role in your survival? Discover how conditions like heart disease, diabetes, and even depression can increase prostate cancer mortality—and what you can do to stay healthy and reduce your risk. keep reading

Maintaining a healthy lifestyle is key to preserving sexual function. Dr. Thomas Walsh's insights on erectile dysfunction (ED) highlight that while treatments can help, the real difference lies in what you eat and how you live. Discover why you truly are what you eat—and so are your erections. keep reading

Fish oil supplements are widely known for their heart and brain health benefits, but do they pose a risk during prostate surgery? This post explores the latest research, addressing concerns about fish oil and bleeding risk, while shedding light on its potential impact on prostate cancer outcomes. keep reading

Want to age with a sharp mind and a healthy prostate? Discover how combining strength training with cardio can support both brain and prostate health as you grow older. Learn about the latest research and find out how simple lifestyle changes can lead to a more vibrant, longer life. keep reading

Is there a link between being overweight and prostate cancer death? Recent studies show that excess body fat, particularly around the abdomen, may significantly increase the risk of fatal prostate cancer. Learn how maintaining a healthy weight could make a difference in your prostate cancer prognosis. keep reading

Can a common ED medication like Viagra also help prevent Alzheimer’s disease? Recent research reveals a surprising connection between sildenafil and brain health, suggesting that this little blue pill might do more than just boost performance—it could also protect your brain from dementia. keep reading

Is there a best diet for everyone on the planet? No, there isn’t. Many factors influence what we put in our mouths, including our culture, customs, and available ingredients. However, if you are overweight or obese, there may well be a universal method for getting to a healthier weight regardless of your nutritional combinations: intermittent fasting (IF). keep reading

John Gray’s bestseller Men are from Mars, Women are from Venus confirmed for many readers what they suspected all along. His book explains how men and women have innately distinct natures. Guess what? Mother Goose beat him to the punch by nearly four centuries! In a nursery rhyme she instructs us that males and females keep reading

The subject of men’s health covers a vast number of topics, but one single part of a man’s body occupies a large proportion of the field: his penis. If you want an explosion of resources and links, type this question into your search engine: “Why are men obsessed with their penis?” You may be amazed keep reading