It’s true that penises come in all shapes, colors, and sizes. They can be medium-sized and girthy, they can be small and curvy when erect, they can be long and thin, or anything in between. Regardless of the wide variety, the vast majority of physical differences can be qualified as normal and healthy penises. That said, societal standards have painted a picture of the “ideal form”, and it’s often touted that longer and girthier is better. This can be difficult news for men whose “tools” don’t exactly fit into this category. Men with relatively short or thin penises may hold some shame and in ..read more

A lot of women take birth control remedies like IUDs, pills, and contraceptive shots to reduce the risk of an unwanted pregnancy. Women typically find these procedures effective and reliable in their specific function. And for men, there’s a similar male birth control procedure that can keep them sterile for good—a vasectomy. For men, a vasectomy is a form of birth control that cuts off sperm supply from the semen. This is done by surgically cutting or sealing the vas deferens or the tubes that carry sperm out of the testicle to the urethra. For the most part, a vasectomy comes at a 99% succe ..read more

Whether a man is feeling stressed, bored, or just plain horny, many men look into masturbation to act as their sexual medicine. Many might be an understatement, even. A study has found that four out of five teen males have done it at least once—and that’s only counting those who’ve admitted the fact. Elderly men also partake in this activity, with estimations reporting that more than 64% of male adults masturbate. Despite the negative connotations attached to this activity, masturbation isn’t something to be ashamed of. Quite the contrary, actually—masturbation is an activity that has several ..read more

Heart disease is one of the leading causes of mortality worldwide; and in the United States, it’s the number one cause of death, with 1 out of 4 deaths being attributed to coronary heart disease. If you or a loved one have a family history of heart disease—or have health conditions and lifestyle habits that may exacerbate the risk of the condition—it’s important to deal with these issues before they progressively get worse. One of the conditions that many people suspect to cause heart disease is erectile dysfunction, or ED for short. This condition is characterized by the inability to stay er ..read more

Have you ever experienced hardships when trying to achieve a hard-on? Is this impaired erectile function causing great distress for you and your partner? If you constantly find yourself cutting intimate bedroom time short because of erectile problems, erectile dysfunction (ED) may be to blame. Marked by a persistent inability to stay or maintain an erection, this sexual dysfunction can arise due to multiple causes. This can stem from both physiological and psychological sources. Regardless of the underlying cause, most instances of erectile dysfunction can be reversed with the proper treatmen ..read more

It’s a well-established fact that high cholesterol levels impair many bodily functions. News of its ill effects has circulated in most forms of mainstream media, and there’s often a negative connotation attached to this medical term. And while the negative stigma surrounding cholesterol doesn’t display the full picture, there’s a hint of truth to its marred reputation. High and uncontrolled cholesterol levels are a risk factor for health complications like high blood pressure, diabetes, and cardiovascular disease. This is because of how the build-up of LDL—or low-density lipoprotein—in the bl ..read more

Erectile dysfunction (ED) is a common medical disorder that can arise due to multiple factors, from aging to underlying health conditions. Marked by a persistent inability to maintain or get an erection, erectile dysfunction can severely debilitate the quality of life of patients afflicted by it. While there are numerous causes of erectile dysfunction—ranging from psychological ones to physiological reasons—not all conditions directly lead to this sexual dysfunction. And hernia—as debilitating as it is—is one medical condition that does not directly cause erectile dysfunction. Although this c ..read more

Whether you’re aware of it or not, there’s an inextricable link between anxiety and high blood pressure. When you feel an air of anxiety, you tend to experience a slew of physical symptoms, with high blood pressure being a constant one. Similarly, when you experience severe high blood pressure, you also tend to experience a more rapid heart rate, which can lead you to become anxious. Having bouts of anxiety can happen from time to time—and it’s normal to feel that way before high-pressure situations. And, the good news is that in many cases, blood pressure dips as soon as the body calms down ..read more

When it comes to dealing with erectile dysfunction, there are many pharmaceutical approaches that have been tried and tested with varying degrees of success. While a good number of these treatments have a scientifically sound basis, a few remain elusive and mysterious in their underlying benefits in regard to their sexual potency. One such alternative treatment that has been making the rounds lately? Essential oils. It may seem difficult to believe that essential oils play a role in promoting erectile health at a glance, but the reality is that there’s very much an intimate link between these ..read more

Sometimes it might be easy to tell when you’re facing problems with your sexual organs. Having a challenging time getting erections? That’s likely due to erectile dysfunction (ED). Finding it difficult to control urination frequency? That’s likely caused by an overactive bladder. Having an active bout of either of these conditions is hard enough. However, when these two conditions occur simultaneously, it can be even more debilitating. That said, it may come as a surprise to you that these two conditions do frequently coexist, particularly if certain conditions are met. If you’re dealing with ..read more