Category Archives: Men’s Health

Men who take testosterone may be at an increased risk of ischemic stroke and heart attack, according to a recent study. The research published in The American Journal of Medicine confirmed concerns voiced by many health agencies about the potential risks associated with testosterone treatment. Many aging men take testosterone replacement therapy (TRT) because of ...click here to read more

Bodies go through change with age. People tend to get a little weaker, less muscular, a bit “rounder,” and they may not have the energy and zest for life that they once did. And although many of these things happen without any specific effort on your part, there are ways to slow these changes down. ...click here to read more

A healthy prostate is on the minds of a lot of men, and it should be. But reducing your risk of prostate conditions is not as simple as getting a list from your doctor about what foods to eat. Although there are certain foods associated with reduced risk for prostate trouble, more work is needed. ...click here to read more

Studies revealing the benefits of coffee are endless, as coffee has been linked to several health improvements including liver function, heart function, and brain function. The latest research findings suggest that compounds found in coffee may help curb prostate cancer risk. Coffee contains over 1,000 non-volatile chemical compounds and over 1,500 volatile ones. These can ...click here to read more

As we age, we begin to experience many different changes to our bodies and health. For men, one of these significant changes is a reduction in testosterone, which can lead to unwanted symptoms. But as mentioned, many changes occur as we age, so how can you tell if you are enduring regular changes or if ...click here to read more

A newly developed urine test may be able to help doctors diagnose prostate sooner and be a non-intrusive option or diagnosis. The new test comes from the Irish Cancer Society. The latest research on the urine test suggests that it has the potential to save 3,500 men annually who are diagnosed with prostate cancer. So ...click here to read more

The latest research findings suggest that men with naturally occurring high testosterone levels have worsened heart outcomes. High testosterone levels are associated with a higher risk of stroke, heart failure, and blood clots. The risk for a cardiovascular event was increased eightfold in men genetically predisposed to higher testosterone levels. Although the study looked at ...click here to read more

A new tool has been developed which allows men with prostate cancer to choose their own treatment that could increase survival rates. Only around one-third of prostate cancer patients have a low risk of dying. For some of these patients, surgery or radiotherapy could improve survival rates, but only by a little bit. The new ...click here to read more

Exercise can play an important role in boosting one’s libido for many different reasons. For starters, it can support healthy blood circulation, which is essential to ensure that sexual organs work effectively. It can help you maintain a positive body image, which can boost confidence. It helps release endorphins that make you feel good and ...click here to read more

As you age, your body goes through many changes – emotionally, mentally, physically, and physiologically. Maybe you wear glasses when you didn’t years ago. Maybe you need more or even fewer hours of sleep compared to your younger years. Or maybe you find you can’t eat the same foods you once loved and enjoyed. Another ...click here to read more

Testosterone is typically associated with libido, strength, and masculinity. But the latest research findings suggest that it may also be the key to slowing down aging in men. The findings revealed that higher levels of estradiol, a hormone produced by testosterone, are linked with slower aging. Testosterone is converted into estradiol, which is associated with ...click here to read more

Type 2 diabetes is a condition where blood sugar levels need to be regularly monitored. These spikes and dips in blood pressure can lead to health complications. Common symptoms of type 2 diabetes include weight fluctuations, frequent urination, blurred vision, fatigue, an increase in hunger, and an increase in thirst, to name a few. But ...click here to read more

Researchers have uncovered a specific gene that can reveal the likelihood of prostate cancer spreading in patients. Researchers suggest that by targeting this gene, they can add years to patients’ lives. The gene is known as NSD2. It was identified through a computer algorithm that was intended to uncover genes relevant to humans that spread ...click here to read more

Menopause is typically associated with the changes that occur in women, but men can go through their own version of menopause as well. It was long believed that “male menopause” was associated with older males. Symptoms include lack of energy, weakness, low libido, and weight gain mainly as a result of low testosterone. But doctors ...click here to read more