Men's Health
Conquering Your Sex Life
To many of us, the effects of aging on our sex life is something we perceive as an inevitability. We may come to envy younger
Cruise Dittus, MA
May 29, 2018
Category: Men’s Health
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Men's Health
Wish You Lasted Longer in Bed? Chances are, Your Partner Does Too
How long should sex last? Based on a study published in the Journal of Sex Research, the average desired time of sexual intercourse is in
Maze Men's Health
May 15, 2018
Erectile Dysfunction
Feeling Tired and Stressed? It Could Be More than Work, It Might Be Low Testosterone
The average American is busier than ever before. The stresses of every day life are large contributors to the way you feel physically and mentally
Cruise Dittus, MA
April 17, 2018
Exercise Physiology
Decreased Dementia Associated with Midlife Cardiovascular Fitness
In a 44-year-long study involving women, high midlife cardiovascular fitness was related to a decreased risk in dementia. The study found a dose-dependent relationship between
Rima Sidhu
April 3, 2018
Erectile Dysfunction
A New Treatment for Erectile Dysfunction?
We are really excited about a new treatment option for men who suffer from ED, — LI-ESWT (Low Intensity- Extracorporeal Shock Wave Therapy). LI-ESWT
Michael Werner, MD, FACS
March 20, 2018
Men's Health
10 lifestyle changes that help erectile dysfunction – Part 2 (VIDEO)
In western medicine, we often look for a simple cure to anything that ails us. We get sick, we take a pill. We have pain,
Paul Nelson, LMHC
April 12, 2017
Exercise Physiology
Late Night Binge: Habit or Hunger?
Late night snacking is one of the number one problems with America’s eating habits today. Cookies and milk after dinner, bowl of popcorn while watching
Kristie Lengel, BS, EP
December 7, 2016
Exercise Physiology
What Should I Eat For Breakfast?
Some of the most frequently asked questions in the fitness industry are “Should I eat breakfast” and “What should I eat for breakfast?” As you
Kristie Lengel, BS, EP
November 2, 2016
Erectile Dysfunction
“Prostatepedia” – Resources for Prostate Cancer Patients and their Partners
I was honored recently to be interviewed for “Prostatepedia” a wonderful periodical designed for prostate cancer patients and their partners. Each issue deals with one
Paul Nelson, LMHC
October 26, 2016
Exercise Physiology
Why More Exercise Could Mean Less Money Spent
I recently read a study called the “Economic Impact of Moderate-Vigorous Physical Activity Among Those With and Without Established Cardiovascular Disease” and the findings were
Kristie Lengel, BS, EP
October 19, 2016
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