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Although it may seem convenient, ordering testosterone supplements online may not be worth the cost. Here are the top five reasons why you should see a provider for testosterone supplementation:
While it might be hard to set aside the time, doing so is well-worth the effort. If you need some inspiration or guidance, give us a call at Maze and we’ll help get you back on the sexual track.
Sex can produce many confusing feelings. But take it bit by bit, and at each step keep asking yourself, “Is this making me feel good or not?
A Pelvic Floor Physical Therapist is someone who has gone to advanced training beyond your typical physical therapist to understand the musculature and function of
Believe it or not, you can masturbate badly. We’re not talking about it being bad to masturbate – that’s between you and yourself! But many, many men develop solo sexual habits that can ultimately have a deleterious effect on their partnered sex life. OK, so how does one masturbate well? Think of masturbation as a sexual tune-up for the body. It’s time you’ve set aside to check in on all systems to make sure they are working and sensing properly. Be aware of the firmness of your erection. Be aware of the level of orgasm. Be aware of changes in your responses.
The lights are low, the playlist is perfect, the sheets are silky and you are ready for some outrageously hot sex with your partner. You’re
We know that men have sex with men for many reasons and under many circumstances. Gay men’s primary sexual and romantic relationships are with other
I am often surprised when I am asked if we offer Gay Sexual Medicine (as if who a person has sex with determines sexual function).
Penis Dysmorphia is a very real mental disorder. Just as Body Dysmorphia affects the way we see our body, penis dysmorphia changes the reality of
The Miller School of Medicine at University of Miami is studying what effect, if any, the COVID-19 vaccines might have on sperm. The study’s principal
