Diabetes is an even bigger problem for men. It’s a well-known fact that men are twice as likely to get diabetes as women. Aside from the health complications, diabetes can also cause erectile dysfunction. This one-two combination can be difficult can severely damage a man’s performance in bed, as well as his overall self-confidence.
Have you ever felt the dreaded “fear of missing out?” You probably have. Fear of missing out, a.k.a. FOMO, is all too familiar in the modern age. Marketers love throwing the term around to make consumers think that they may miss out on something mind-blowing if they “hibernate.”
A 2022 research suggests that exposure to harmful environmental factors can impact semen quality. This leads to reduced sperm concentration, motility (their ability to swim), and viability (the percentage of live sperm in a sample). And if that’s not bad enough, it can lead to increased abnormalities in sperm shape and DNA fragmentation. All of these can eventually lead to male infertility.
In a previous blog post, we talked about how different types of social pressure can have a negative effect on a man’s mental health as he grows up. Today, we’re putting the spotlight on one aspect of social pressure – machismo. What exactly is machismo and how can it affect a man to the point of sexual dysfunction? Read on to find out.
In this article, we’re looking to promote awareness and pave the way towards healing for men struggling with the long-lasting effects of childhood trauma.
Throughout history, ancient cultures have explored the mind-body link in lovemaking. They discovered that our sexuality goes beyond the mere physical act. Enter tantric sex—a technique rooted in ancient wisdom that offers a refreshing approach to tackling sexual issues like erectile dysfunction (ED). With the mind-body connection idea, some people lean
Distinguishing between temporary ED and permanent ED is especially important. First, we’ll quickly share some information about ED in general to establish a basic understanding.
For men suffering from urinary incontinence or loss of bladder control, yoga can do more than lead to a toned physique. It can improve the state of your pelvic floor muscles, possibly leading to reduced leaking and fewer urinary “accidents.”
