Erectile Dysfunction
For the Partners
One of the most common worries we hear from men who have a sexual dysfunction of any kind is that they worry that their partner
Paul Nelson, LMHC
March 11, 2016
Tag: sexual health
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Erectile Dysfunction
Erectile Dysfunction Is Actually Pretty Common In Younger Guys
A few months ago, I was interviewed by Yahoo News for an article on Erectile Dysfunction in young men. It was interesting to talk to
Paul Nelson, LMHC
October 12, 2015
Exercise Physiology
Exercise your way to better sexual health.
Sexual dysfunction is often just one indicator of a bigger problem. If you’re struggling with erectile dysfunction, the answer could be as simple as improving
Michael Sargent, MS, EP
August 18, 2015
Men's Health
Sexual education: 4 things you might be wrong about.
For many Americans, sex education involved a combination of awkward conversations with Mom and Dad, preachy abstinence-only lectures at school, and sensationalist stories traded among
Michael Werner, MD, FACS
August 10, 2015
Men's Sexual Health
Know your mortality rate? This will help.
In a recent New York Times health and wellness blog, your fitness age and lifespan was discussed. There is an increasing amount of research coming out on cardiorespiratory fitness assessments and predicting cardiovascular disease risk. Assessing an individual’s peak exercise capacity can also determine their mortality rates. A “Vo2max” or “Maximum Oxygen Consumption” is how you can measure one’s exercise capacity.
Maze Men's Health
November 4, 2014
Men's Health
Communication is key.
Communication is the most critical aspect of the doctor/patient relationship. This seems obvious, of course, but all too often, we find that there is important information or clues that a man will forget to tell his doctor. It’s rarely intentional that men leave out information. For the most part, we hear a lot of “I didn’t think it was worth mentioning.”
Paul Nelson, LMHC
March 7, 2013
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