Almost 240,000 men will get prostate cancer in 2013.1 It tends to develop in men over the age of fifty. By the time they hit 80, more than half of all American men have some cancer in their prostate glands.
Luckily, prostate cancer is not a death sentence. The survival rates are high. But it doesn’t always have noticeable symptoms.
You probably wouldn’t think of eating these five foods to add a little heat in the bedroom. They may even seem a little…well…boring. But eat up. Because they’ll boost your libido and enhance your performance.
Suffer from dry eyes? Take note…
Chronic dry eye is not just annoying and painful. Believe it or not, it can also be dangerous. This irritating condition can damage your cornea and even result in vision loss.
It’s juicy. It’s refreshing. And it works like Viagra to treat erectile dysfunction (ED)…without the side effects or ridiculous price tag.
Hair loss is one of those more embarrassing side effects of aging. About 35 million men have male pattern baldness. For some, it starts as early as their 20s.
For couples trying to get pregnant, there’s a new wrinkle in the time-tested advice.
Research now shows that a man’s diet is important too. In fact, it’s downright critical. Male factors are responsible for 40 percent of infertility cases, according to the American Society for Reproductive Medicine.