Health Issues Your 'Manhood' Is Indicating
He & She|October - December 2018

Believe it or not, your favorite organ can be really informative.

Health Issues Your 'Manhood' Is Indicating

You’re going soft more than you care to admit

Limping into the bedroom more than twice a month may mean your heart’s just not into it: An Austrian study found that the risk of developing heart disease within 10 years was 65 percent higher in men with moderate or severe erectile dysfunction than in men without ED. Blood vessels in the penis are significantly smaller and start to narrow long before those in the heart or brain. Talk to your doc, who can refer you to a cardiologist.

You see that the tip is red and swollen

No, not that type of swollen. We mean inflammation, redness, and pain at the head of your smokestack. It’s called balanitis, and it’s typically caused by bacteria, viruses, or fungi, often as a result of less-than-stellar hygiene. And get checked for diabetes. Research from Bristol-Myers Squibb shows that people with diabetes are nearly three times as likely as nondiabetics to develop balanitis.

You have to urinate more often than usual

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Health Issues Your 'Manhood' Is Indicating
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Health Issues Your 'Manhood' Is Indicating

Believe it or not, your favorite organ can be really informative.

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October - December 2018
PCOS & Infertility
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PCOS & Infertility

In general infertility is defined as not being able to get pregnant (conceive) after one-year (or longer) of unprotected sex.

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October - December 2018
6 Habits Which Hurt Your Bone Health
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6 Habits Which Hurt Your Bone Health

Most of us don't spend too much time fretting about our bones. Not only can we not directly see them, but thinking about your bones seems like something you only have to deal with when you're older. However, you might not realize it, but there are a number of everyday habits that could hurt your bone health. Although you might not feel the repercussions now, you won't want to suffer the consequences later.

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October - December 2018
11 Health Benefits Of Eggs
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11 Health Benefits Of Eggs

Eggs have gotten a bad rap in some circles. Yes, they do have some cholesterol and fat. But they also have loads of nutrients and protein.

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October - December 2018
Can Obesity Cause Infertility!
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Can Obesity Cause Infertility!

Obesity is a known risk factor for ovulation problems, but it also contributes to infertility in women who ovulate normally. Research shows that excess weight can reduce your chances of becoming pregnant. Obesity has a number of adverse effects on a woman or man’s fertility.

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October - December 2018
Spice Is Always Nice
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Spice Is Always Nice

If you love eating food so hot that your eyes run, your nose streams, and you're still feeling it several days later, there's good news for you: spicy foods have some health benefits you probably didn't know about. Evidence suggests humans have been adding spice to their food for many centuries. That love for the tingle in our lips has been passed down through generations, and for good reason. While it may seem contradictory that a type of foodstuff that gives us pain while eating it could also have health benefits, science is increasingly revealing that indulging in chili peppers and other eye-wateringly hot spices is a good thing for our hearts, our brains, and our lifespan in general.

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October - December 2018
Let's Just Cuddle
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Let's Just Cuddle

I’m a cuddle monster. I’ve been a cuddle monster since I was very, very little. There’s just something about getting all snuggled up with someone that gets me, every time. I always thought it was because I’m a natural-born hedonist, but apparently there are some major health benefits to cuddling, too.

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October - December 2018