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How to Protect Your Erection from Bicycle Seats

The dangers of bicycle seats: how to protect your erection I have always loved riding a bicycle. When I was a teenager in Connecticut, I spent the summers in a bicycle shop working on European models, and I loved the movie Breaking Away, a film about coming of age full of dream Italian bicycles.

August 24, 2019 By Dave Smith Mens Health ED, erectile dysfunction, erection, sexual health 0 Comments

We have a should male contraceptive pill…not yet why?

Research has shown that men in committed relationships are very interested in “owning” contraceptives. But when it comes to options, the list of effective methods is quite limited at this time: abstinence, condoms and vasectomy (there is also a rhythm or abstinence method, but I don’t think you want to trust any of these).

August 23, 2019 By Dave Smith Mens Health Birth Control, contraceptive, male contraception, men’s health, pill, sexual health 0 Comments

If you require testosterone therapy? Some questions to ask

What men know about testosterone is heavily influenced by the media, especially since the FDA allowed direct consumer advertising of prescription drugs 20 years ago. Have you seen the ads: Do you fall asleep after dinner? The sex drives down? Enjoying life less than before? Work performance in the tank? It has to be testosterone, right?

August 22, 2019 By Dave Smith Mens Health General Health, if you require testosterone therapy? Some questions to ask, sexual health 0 Comments

5 articles to give life to your sex life

Lovers (Couples) ask me as a sex therapist. How can sex spice in bed I think this question, most of the time, is really a request for permission to act on your own ideas by borrowing mine.

August 16, 2019 By Dave Smith Healthy Sex Men's Sexual Health, sex, sex toys, Sexual Aids, sexual health, vibrator, Women's Sexual Health 0 Comments

Looking for point G? 6 things you should know

Is point G real? The evidence is a bit mysterious because the point does not seem to be a different structure, but rather a group of nerves and tissue that swells or changes sensation when excited. And not all women feel it. Some women feel extreme pleasure when the stain is stimulated, but others … it’s nothing.