I'm sure you've noticed that spare tire around the waistline growing larger every year. As men we are pre disposed to have bodies that accumulates fat around the mid section. As we age, both men and women alike have a less efficient running metabolism. The metabolism in a nutshell is the rate at which we burn calories. It doesn't help the man if he works long hours and doesn't want to exercise because of it. Interval training can possibly aid you in reducing weight.
Gaining excess weight can be embarrassing and also could be a prerequisite to some health issues. As men we need to assume responsibility for our health and well being because our families are counting on us to provide for them.
Prostrate Health
The men who I've talked to know very little about the prostate gland and its function. They do know, it's not good news from the doctor if he says you have prostate cancer. The prostate gland supplies the semen with protection and nourishment. The prostate also starts to enlarge around the age of 40 years old in most men. Moreover, as the prostate starts to enlarge it begins to constrict the urethra compromising the urine flow and applies pressure to the bladder causing frequent urination. Around the age of 40 all men should take some form of all natural prostate enhancer.
Sexual Dysfunction
Sexual dysfunction can be a huge issue to a man because he wants to perform sexually without any problems. Through inactivity and a poor diet to name a few important blood vessels that lead to the sex organs become compromised in their duties. Moreover, the sex organ functions can be comprimised or shut down completely. There are a few methods that can be implemented to bring back a healthy sex life again.
Men's health is an important topic that needs to be addressed more; I hope this article sheds some light on a few of those issues.
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