Category Archives: Men’s Health

Why do some people feel tired and unmotivated while others have the same energy and zest for life they did 20 years ago? Men like to put a lot of stock in their testosterone levels. Many might even blame age-related drops in testosterone for why they lack sexual desire, fatigue, strength, or the zest for ...click here to read more

You may not have thought much about testosterone in your younger years, particularly if you’re a woman. But as age advances, it can move closer to the top of your mind… particularly if you’re a man. Often regarded as the male sex hormone, testosterone is also essential to female health. Women have a lot less ...click here to read more

A new study shows that healthy living could play a significant role in improving prostate health in men with a high genetic risk. Regular exercise, a nutritious diet, not smoking, and other healthy lifestyle components were found to reduce the risk of severe prostate illness in men who are already at high risk. Although several ...click here to read more

According to a study published in The Journal of Urology, men who take medications for enlarged prostate may be at a higher risk for developing heart failure. Although the risk is small, researchers warn it is still significant and should be considered by physicians when prescribing the medication. Researchers from Queen’s University in Kingston, Ontario, ...click here to read more

If you’re a man over 50 or 60, your prostate is likely on your mind. After being virtually unnoticeable for your entire life, this little gland will start making its presence known. It can be scary. Prostate health is a major concern for men, and if it’s not monitored, bad things can happen. That said, ...click here to read more

Some guys seem to have all the fun. They look and do things you could never imagine doing at your age. Why is that? Some men age better than others. They seem to have more energy and look and feel younger than what you might consider “normal” for your (their) age. Part of the answer ...click here to read more

Erectile dysfunction can be a major source of frustration. Little can be more irritating or embarrassing than a failure to stand at attention when called upon. Adding to the trouble is that ED might be a sign of vascular disease. No matter what, restoring adequate blood flow to your penis to achieve and maintain a ...click here to read more

The largest study of testosterone treatment in men has found that it may help to prevent or reverse those newly diagnosed with type 2 diabetes. Researchers believe this landmark study published in The Lancet Diabetes & Endocrinology will prompt renewed interest in preventing diabetes in at-risk men. The study, known as T4DM (Testosterone for the ...click here to read more

Testosterone has been taking a bit of a hit in the news these days. Men appear more susceptible to COVID-19, and some are blaming potential immunosuppressive effects of the primary male sex hormone. What is the connection between testosterone and immune health? There is evidence showing that high testosterone can influence susceptibility to pathogens. Men ...click here to read more

Men have been hit harder than women during the COVID-19 pandemic. There are several theories as to why. But is it possible testosterone plays a role? Since researchers started tracking mortality data from the pandemic, they’ve repeatedly found that men are more likely to suffer a severe outcome. Generally speaking, this means they are more ...click here to read more

It’s a reality that testosterone drops with time. You may even feel it. If you’re a little tired, unmotivated, and lacking that vigor you used to ooze, you may be wondering what the heck you can do to restore your mojo. It’s easy to sit here and feel sorry for yourself. It’s a painful experience. ...click here to read more

Erectile dysfunction (ED) might be one of the few outside indicators of high blood pressure. The inability to achieve or sustain a quality erection is not only frustrating but a sign of how blood is moving through your body. One study found that nearly half of men between 40 and 79 with high blood pressure ...click here to read more

Cultural narratives are pervasive in society, to say the least. Men are supposed to be big and strong and eat a lot of meat. Hunting animals and ingesting them as burgers, steaks, and hot dogs are all associated with masculinity and testosterone. But does that mean it’s true? Do men need meat to manufacture enough ...click here to read more

If you were regularly going to the gym before going into lockdown, you’re likely feeling pretty different these days. Although very useful, bodyweight exercises or bands don’t have the same feel as iron. Resistance training and muscle mass are critical to testosterone levels, especially with age. Testosterone naturally drops with age, and a sedentary lifestyle ...click here to read more