Health

When Pleasure Turns to Pain: Unraveling the Mystery of Post-Coital Discomfort in Men
There is an old, poetic saying that roughly translates to: "When love is deep, the heart has no regrets; when passion is high, the soul becomes intoxicated." It paints a picture of intimacy as a flawless, ethereal union where nothing else matters.
By Amanda Chou17 days ago in Men
Unlocking the Ancient Secrets of Healing Prostatitis
It starts as a nag. Maybe it’s a slight discomfort in the lower abdomen that you try to ignore, or the frustrating realization that you’ve woken up to use the bathroom for the fourth time in a single night.
By George18 days ago in Men
Constant Urgency and Pelvic Aches? A Gentleman’s Guide to Calming the Prostate
If you are reading this, you probably know the feeling all too well. It’s that nagging sense of urgency that hits you right when you’re trying to focus in a meeting. It’s the disruption of waking up three times a night, shattering your sleep quality. Or perhaps it’s that dull, vague ache in the pelvic region that just won’t seem to go away.
By Men's Health18 days ago in Men
Why Stopping Sex Might Be Making Your Prostatitis Worse
It’s the first instinct for many men after a diagnosis, but "saving yourself" could actually be the reason you aren't healing. Here is the science of moderation.
By George19 days ago in Men
Prostate Paradox: Why Your Bedroom Rhythm Matters More Than You Think
It used to be a whisper in the locker room—the "unspeakable" trouble. But today, prostate issues have become as common among men as the seasonal flu. Whether it’s that nagging urge to visit the bathroom frequently, a sudden urgency, or a dull ache in the lower abdomen, these symptoms are no longer just an "old man's problem."
By Amanda Chou19 days ago in Men
The Red Guardian: Unpeeling the Truth About Tomatoes and Prostate Health
We have all heard the dinner table folklore, usually passed down with a knowing nod from an older relative or a concerned partner: "Eat your tomatoes; they’re good for men." It sounds almost too simple to be true, like the old adage about carrots and eyesight. For men suffering from prostatitis or those simply looking to safeguard their long-term health, this advice often feels like a toss-up between an old wives' tale and legitimate medical guidance.
By George23 days ago in Men
How to Shrink an Enlarged Prostate Naturally
How to Shrink an Enlarged Prostate Naturally: Your Complete Guide to BPH Relief If you're dealing with an enlarged prostate and want to avoid medications or surgery, you're not alone. Millions of men over 50 face benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH), but natural prostate enlargement treatment options can help you take control of your symptoms and improve your quality of life.
By LaMarion Ziegler23 days ago in Men
5 Foods That Naturally Increase Testosterone Levels
Low testosterone affecting your energy, mood, and overall well-being? You're not alone, and the good news is that your kitchen might hold some powerful solutions.
By LaMarion Ziegler24 days ago in Men
Therapy vs. "Tough It Out": Which Actually Works?
Many people face a crossroads when struggling with mental health challenges: should they seek professional therapy or try to power through on their own? The "therapy vs tough it out" debate affects millions who wonder whether professional help is worth it or if self-reliance might be enough.
By LaMarion Ziegler24 days ago in Men
7 Mental Health Signs Every Man Should Watch For
Men often brush off mental health warning signs as just "stress" or "being tired." You might think you're handling everything fine, but your mind and body could be sending signals that deserve attention.
By LaMarion Ziegler24 days ago in Men
How diabetes depletes the world economy
In many places, diabetes has an impact on daily living, healthcare systems, and the national economy. Today, about 10% of adults have diabetes, and the percentage is still rising.
By Francis Dami26 days ago in Men
The '21 Times a Month' Rule: Myth, Math, or a Mandate for Men's Health?
It was the number that launched a thousand group chat conversations: 21. A few years ago, a widely circulated study from Harvard University suggested that men who ejaculated 21 or more times a month had a significantly lower risk of developing prostate cancer. Instantly, a complex piece of medical research was distilled into a simple, almost competitive, benchmark. For many men, it became a talking point, a joke, or even a source of quiet anxiety. Are we doing enough? Are we doing too much?
By Shuang hou27 days ago in Men