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Foods to Boost Testosterone
Men, did you know that what you eat affects the testosterone levels in your body? Learn the best foods to boost testosterone.
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Men’s Health
Stress Lowers Testosterone in Men
Did you know that stress lowers testosterone in men? Find out what you can do to relieve stress and keep your testosterone levels in check so you can feel your best.
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7 Things Ladies Should Know About Male Hormones
Many women don’t realize that the men in their lives go through many hormonal changes as they age. By learning more about how men’s hormones work, women can gain a better understanding of the men in their lives. Learn seven facts about male hormones that every woman should know.
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Protecting Your Prostate
What are you doing to ensure your prostate health? Learn the keys to protecting your prostate.
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Two Common Causes of Depression in Men
Depression is commonly associated with women, but make no mistake, men can become equally down and depressed, too. Today we’re going to share two very common causes of depression in men that can be resolved naturally.
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3 Dangerous Health Trends Affecting Men
June is National Men’s Health Month, so we would like to address three of the most dangerous health trends affecting men today.
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Bioidentical Hormones: Capsules, Creams, Pellets – Which is Best?
Bioidentical hormone therapy has become common today as both women and men are realizing its many benefits. But how do you know which is best - capsules, creams or pellets?
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Testosterone: Beneficial for Male Menopause and the Prostate
Testosterone is beneficial for male menopause and the prostate. Research shows that testosterone does not increase the risk of prostate cancer.
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Men: 5 Ways Testosterone Protects Your Heart
February is heart health month. Learn 5 ways testosterone can help men prevent heart disease.
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Recognizing Diabetes Symptoms in Men
Early symptoms of diabetes are often so minute that they can pass unnoticed. Diabetes develops when the pancreas can’t produce enough insulin, or the body is unable to effectively use the produced insulin. Since insulin is the hormone responsible for carrying sugar to the body’s cells, d
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