Where do you buy your supplements? If you're like most Americans, you probably pick up supplements at your local drugstore or a big box retailer. If want a better grade supplement, you might go to a health and nutrition store. The truth is, if you’ve been buying supplements outside of a medical grade retailer, you may have been getting subpar products packed with fillers and ingredients not listed on the label.
Erectile Dysfunction. Go ahead. Say it. Out loud. It’s okay, you’re not alone, and we’re not judging. In fact, we’re here to help with a simple two-step approach to understanding erectile dysfunction (ED) and what you can do to get back your sex life.
Are you in your mid-thirties and experiencing problems such as unusual fatigue, cramping, difficulty sleeping or irregular periods?
These may be more than just a head cold. You may be experiencing perimenopause.
Bioidentical hormones. Synthetic hormones. Which are better?
That debate has been ongoing for several years. The answer is the one that works better with the human body.
As the human body ages, it becomes much more difficult to stay fit, trim and aesthetically pleasing. Men often find that it is particularly challenging to keep the weight off after the mid-30s. Those in their later years tend to suffer from arthritis and other health maladies that make certain forms of exercise impossible. Let's take a look at a few tips that will help men stay as healthy as possible as they get older.
Let's be honest. Everyone is going to have an occasional sleep problem or a stressful time. Under normal circumstances, these problems are short-lived and then things go back to normal.
When sleep problems and stress become chronic problems, however, that is when these conditions start affecting your health.
When you struggle to get or maintain an erection, it impacts more than just date night. Your relationship with your partner, your satisfaction with your sex life, your confidence in yourself, and your ability to perform all suffer. And that can make you feel frustrated, embarrassed, and even emasculated.
But what if there were treatment options that could revive your sex life and renew your confidence?
Great sex is revered as the pinnacle of human experience. As women age beyond child-bearing years and into menopause, however, sex can seem unnecessary or inconsequential—especially if it is uncomfortable or painful.
Are you worried your partner may be dealing with erectile dysfunction (ED)?
Women’s health can be a complex and nuanced issue. Some of the ways your body changes as a result of childbirth, menopause, or aging can be tricky to discuss, even with a doctor. You might think difficulties with sex are a sign of getting older, or that they aren’t worth bringing up. So you keep them to yourself. Then, you’re the one who suffers.
