As the prime sex hormone for men, males require testosterone to power their erections and sex drive. Once testosterone levels dip, often due to excessive masturbation or age, males can start to feel moody, depressed, and exhibit low sex drive. A testosterone imbalance due to age is natural, and can often men the end of sexual desires. For men looking to regain their desires back, all-natural supplements and herbs exist. Read on to find out what herbs and supplements can help.
Putting the Men in Menopause
Male Menopause (also known as Andropause, Climacteric, Male Climacteric Syndrome, or Viropause) is a relatively new term. For many years, it was very... more
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I remember back in the day when I knew a guy named Toby who used to grill all of the time. Now when I say “all of the time,” I’m not talking like once a week – I’m talking 4 to 5 times per week. Once he even grilled every day for several weeks (he was in some sort of bar-b-que frenzy).
There is a sexual disorder that is not often addressed due to its uncommon nature. It’s called “inhibited ejaculation”. The disorder may basically be defined as the difficulty or inability of a male to achieve orgasm during intercourse, regardless of how long he engages in it. Read more
A man in his early 30s is in a sexual slump; he can’t hold back his semen. Now, perspective sex partners are running for the hills. What can he do to rectify this situation?
He’s hit middle age, and his sexual desire has completely dropped off. He doesn’t initiate sex with his wife any more, and she’s not happy about it. He doesn’t see it as a problem... more
This gentleman has been living the life – having sex all the time and also enjoying himself with a lot of self-stroking sessions. All of a sudden however, his penis began drooping... more
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