| Maneiras naturais de aumentar a testosterona | Top |
| by Dr.Savitha Suri Testosterone hormone is produced by testicles in men. It is responsible for development of male sexual characters like physical strength, muscle mass, body shape, body hair, deep voice, sexual function etc. Erectile dysfunction occurs when testosterone level is reduced. But this is not the only cause for erectile dysfunction. Causes for low testosterone levels: Age: The testosterone level in blood start reducing as age advances .Usually it starts between 35 to 45 years of age. Irrespective of age the andropause in men sets in as the testosterone level starts dipping. Injury to testicles: Testicles are prone to injury as they are suspended outside the abdomen. Injury to both testicles can reduce testosterone production Infection of testicles: If mumps infection during adolescence or early adult hood involves testicles it may affect testosterone production Cancer treatments: The treatments for cancers like chemotherapy or radiation therapy may temporarily cause reduction of testosterone levels. But some times it may become permanent. Diseases : Chronic kidney related diseases, Cirrhosis of liver, Sarcoidosis, chronic illness etc can also cause low testosterone levels . Medications: Corticosteroid medications and medicines used to treat prostate cancer can cause lowered testosterone level. Apart from the above mentioned reasons alcoholism, stress, insufficient exercise, obesity and a poor diet which is not rich in nutrients can also cause lowered testosterone levels. Symptoms of lowered testosterone levels * Erectile dysfunction * Obesity * Osteoporosis * Infertility * Low sexual drive * Fatigue or weakness * Enlarged male breasts * Decreased body hair * Loss of muscle mass * Depression * Loss of concentration. * Mild anemia Simple natural ways to increase testosterone level * Increased weight or obesity leads to increased estrogen levels. Increased estrogen lowers testosterone level. Hence try to shed excess fat. Do not fast or skip meals to shred excess fat. Once again poor eating habit reduces testosterone level. Losing 2kgs of weight per month is always ideal. * Do not take a diet which is very high in protein. Reduce carbohydrates, sugar and oil content in daily diet. * Regular eating habit prevents frequent fluctuation of hormonal level. * Exercise regularly. * Perform sex frequently specially in morning. Frequent sex reduces weight and increases testosterone levels. * Eat pea nuts, pea nut butter and olive oil. * Reduce alcohol intake * Relax and try to distress. Yoga and meditation help to reduce stress level. About the Author This article is copy righted. The author Dr.SavithaSuri is an Ayurvedic Physician and web master of Ayurhelp.com Read this article at Natural ways to increase testosteron |
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| Os dois tipos de Incontinence | Top |
| Many men and women suffer from incontinence and a weak bladder. Although this medical condition is treatable, most people are very embarrassed to discuss this situation with their doctor. Almost never do the victims of incontinence talk to friends or family about this condition. The stigma of being seen as weak and imperfect + the nature of the topic can be very embarrassing for anyone suffering from Incontinence. What are the two main types of Incontinence? Incontinence has two basic types: Fecal Incontinence and Urinary incontinence. Urinary Incontinence This is the most common type of Incontinence. Urinary incontinence is the loss of bladder control. This medical condition can happen to anyone, but it is more common with older men and in women. Incontinence can happen in any age, but usually starts somewhere during the 50s of a victim. Some symptoms include mild leaking and uncontrollable urinal wetting. These embarrassing symptoms might be due to problems such as weak bladder muscles, overactive bladder, or blockage from an enlarged prostate, damage to nerves that control the bladder, and diseases such as multiple sclerosis. There are four types of urinary incontinence: stress incontinence, urge incontinence, overflow incontinence, and functional incontinence. The options for treatment for urinary incontinence depend on its type. Treatment options include Kegel exercises, bladder training, medications, and even surgery. Most health care providers pick up the cost for the treatments. Most bladder control problems happen when the bladder muscles are too weak or over-active. If the muscles that keep the bladder closed are too weak, a patient may have (urinal) accidents when she sneezes, laughs or has to lift a very heavy object. This is a type of stress related incontinence. If bladder muscles become too active, you may feel a strong urge to go to the bathroom when you have little urine in your bladder. This is urge incontinence or overactive bladder. Fecal Incontinence What is Fecal Incontinence? The lesser known type of Incontinence is fecal incontinence. Fecal continence is a medical condition characterized by leaking or poorly controlled bowel movements. In the United States, more than 6 million Americans are suffering from fecal incontinence. Like urinary incontinence this medical condition can affect people of all ages. But according to modern research and studies, fecal incontinence is more common in women than in men and more common in older adults than in younger people. Fecal incontinence can have several causes. These include (but are not limited to) muscle damage, particularly to the anal sphincter muscle; nerve damage, loss of storage capacity in the rectum; diarrhea; and pelvic floor dysfunction. What are common symptoms for fecal incontinence? Loss of bowel control, diarrhea, and leaking bowel movements are some of the better known symptoms of fecal incontinence. If you experience these kind of symptoms, you should never ignore them or mistaken as just a part of a loose bowel movement. Please consult with your primary care physician for medical advice and for early diagnosis and treatment. Various treatments for fecal incontinence are available and include diet changes, drugs and medications, bowel training, and surgery. About the Author Brenda T. Watson is a well-known writer and author. She consistently is thriving to provide free information and helpful advice about different topics. Brenda is currently writing about female incontinence. |
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| Impotência - um guia rápido | Top |
| by James Hunaban So, what causes impotence? I hear you ask. Well, damage to arteries, muscles, and other tissues, possibly because of disease, is probably the most common reason for impotence. Anything that impedes the blood flow in the penis can cause impotence. Another cause of erectile problems is prescription drugs, with more than 250 variants held to blame. A lot of males with diabetes have no sexual problems, but this is one illness that can cause impotence. Back injuries, especially if they involve the vertebral column have also been known to cause impotence. About 50% of men who are treated for prostate cancer will experience some degree of impotence, albeit just temporarily. In some cases, the cause is mainly psychological; in others it is physical. Chronic stress caused by job, financial or marriage problems can also be the reason behind impotence and your doctor may ask you to take a test for depression, which is a known cause of impotence. Incidentally, hormonal problems are not usually the cause of impotence. As for fixing this problem, the best treatment for you personally will depend on the cause of your impotence. In recent years there have been a lot of advances in the treatment of impotence, and lots of men have been treated effectively. In the past, the usual treatment for impotence was a penile implant or extended psychotherapy, but things have moved on a bit now. Oral drugs like the most famous one “Viagra” have revolutionized the treatment of impotence; but the problem is these impotence pills do not work for everyone. Also ask your doctor or medical advisor about “Levitra” which is another new erectile dysfunction treatment pill that does a similar job to “Viagra” in the treatment of impotence. The good news is there is a lot of help out there. Have a look at the site link below for a wealth of information on this subject. About the Author James Hunaban is the owner of http://impotence.health-info4u.com/ a site dedicated to Impotence information. |
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| Tempere-o acima vida sexual com Levitra | Top |
| by Joseph Oliver The expression of love is the most satisfying expression that exists in a relationship. It can fill your life with colors. Sex is the significant aspect of life that helps to rejuvenate human existence. Sexual intercourse gives one the feeling of fullness and can unite two souls. Alas! There are millions of men who are debarred from enjoying this pleasure because they suffer from a sexual dysfunction such as erectile dysfunction. Erectile dysfunction commonly known as impotence in men occurs when the men are unable to maintain penile erection. In many cases, men hardly attain an erection. Such a health condition expels one to seek pleasure during a sexual intercourse. Various psychological factors are responsible to contribute to erectile dysfunction. But physical discrepancy remains the major factor. The hardening of penile arteries restricts the blood flow to the penis which prevents attaining an erection. With the increasing concern over men’s sexual health, the pharmaceutical industry has launched various oral prescription drugs to cure erectile dysfunction. Levitra- the FDA approved drug has confirmed its trustworthiness amongst other drugs in the competitive pharmacy industry. Levitra increases the blood flow to the penis by relaxing the smooth muscles. It helps to achieve an erection when you are sexually aroused. A harder quality erection can kindle your sexual appetite. It further helps you to reach an orgasm giving you complete ecstasy during those intimate moments. Contentment in sex is necessary for a relationship to continue smoothly. Levitra can ignite your desire for sex. It is a promising drug that ensures to give you complete satisfaction with your partner in bed. Attaining and maintaining an erection for a longer time becomes very easy with levitra. It can facilitate you to enjoy every single moment of sexual intercourse. You can simply remain motionless inside your partner after reaching the climax of sexual intercourse, feeling every part of her. Such a wonderful experience is not possible without levitra. Levitra has been tested on thousands of men. The results observed were positive and the medicine has been diagnosed to treat diabetes and prostate cancer as well. Although levitra is safe for use, it should not be taken without the prescription of a doctor. It is advisable to take the dosage as prescribed by your physician. Necessary precautions must be taken while consuming this medicine. Do not try to overdose the medicine as it may cause some grave side-effects. Take the dose in a single gulp with a full glass of water. Crushing or chewing the pill may lessen its effect. The advent of levitra has emerged like a ray of hope for those suffering from erectile dysfunction. It can quench your sexual thirst, leaving you more delighted during those warmest moments. Buy levitra and experience the magic of love. About the Author Joseph Oliver has been working in the same field and writes informative articles for Levitra Power subject. To find erectile dysfunction, levitra, buy levitra, levitra info, Levitra online visit http://www.levitrapower.com |
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| O teste atual para o cancro de próstata é inadequado | Top |
| Britain’s top cancer scientists claim that men’s health is at risk because the current test for prostate cancer is inadequate. The warning comes as The Institute of Cancer Research launches the 7th Everyman Male Cancer Awareness Month to alert men to the risk of prostate and testicular cancer. With research into male cancers still 10 years behind other cancers, the Everyman scientists are calling for £500,000 to help fund their research into developing better methods of testing men for prostate cancer. Prostate cancer is now the most common cancer to affect men in the UK, with 27,000 diagnosed each year, and one man dying from the disease each hour. Recent research shows that half of all men who are diagnosed with prostate cancer by PSA testing do not need any treatment at all for their cancer, but the PSA test is incapable of discriminating between those who do need treatment and those who do not. The controversial PSA test is currently the only method of screening for early prostate cancer, but many doctors believe it to be too unreliable to recommend to patients routinely. Professor Colin Cooper, Head of the Everyman Male Cancer Research Centre at The Institute of Cancer Research comments: “PSA testing has two major failings; firstly it doesn’t detect all cancers, and secondly when it does detect cancer it cannot predict how that cancer will behave. This often results in men being given invasive treatment that they do not require. What we urgently need is a test which can differentiate between cancers that are aggressive, the tigers, and those that are pussycats, but meantime PSA is the best we’ve got.” Treatment options for prostate cancer most commonly include the removal of the prostate (prostatectomy), radiotherapy and hormone treatment, but these treatments can leave the patient with serious long-term side effects that can include incontinence and impotence. So ideally, such treatment would be restricted only to the 50% of prostate cancer patients who need it. Dr Chris Parker of The Institute of Cancer Research comments: “Prostate cancer is the only human cancer that is curable but which commonly does not need to be cured. It can often be so slow growing as to never cause the patient any ill effects. So it can be a case of the cure being worse than the disease. The challenge is to identify who needs to be treated and who doesn’t.” By the age of 65, many men will have some cancer cells in the prostate, but most will live out their natural span without the disease ever causing them any ill effects. This presents patients with the dilemma of whether or not to go for treatments which carry a real risk of incontinence and impotence. In the United States men over 50 are routinely given PSA tests during health checks with more than half having a test each year. This level of testing has led to the incidence of prostate cancer in the USA more than doubling since the introduction of screening. The standard approach in the US is to offer radical treatment to all men with localised disease, resulting in up to 50% being over treated and subjected to significant risks of incontinence and impotence. Without a new prostate cancer test, this trend for PSA testing looks set to continue, and treating all cases in this way will become increasingly difficult to justify. Dr Chris Parker at The Institute of Cancer Research is currently conducting a study of a new approach for men with early prostate cancer called Active Surveillance. Any men whose tumours show early signs of growth are treated, but the rest continue on the surveillance programme with no ill effects from the disease and no need for treatment. Early results of the Active Surveillance programme suggest that two thirds of selected patients may be safely spared invasive treatment for their prostate cancer. Professor Peter Rigby, Chief Executive of The Institute of Cancer Research concludes: “At the moment we simply don’t know what causes prostate cancer. We desperately need more funds to enable us to carry out that research, and to develop a test which can distinguish between the pussycats and the tigers, between those men who can be spared treatment, and those with an aggressive cancer who need to have life saving treatment to beat the disease.” http://www.icr.ac.uk |
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| O cancro da mama dos achados do estudo nos homens está aumentando embora a doença permanece rara | Top |
| The largest study to date of male breast cancer finds, contrary to previous reports, breast cancer rates in men are increasing though the disease remains rare. A new study published May 24, 2004 in the online edition of CANCER, a peer-reviewed journal of the American Cancer Society, concludes there are significant differences in the presentation of breast cancer between the sexes though survival rates remain similar. The full study will be available via Wiley InterScience, and will appear in the July 1, 2004 print issue. Male breast cancer is a rare malignancy, representing only 0.6 percent of all breast cancers and less than 1 percent of cancers in men. Because it is so rare and poorly studied, there is limited data regarding its epidemiology, treatment, and prognosis. Moreover, studies to date conflict on whether the disease presents the same in men as it does in women. To fill in the gaps in clinical knowledge of male breast cancer, researchers analyzed data collected from 1973 to 1998 and included in the National Cancer Institute’s Surveillance, Epidemiology, and End Results (SEER) database representing the largest study to date of male breast cancer. Researchers led by Dr. Sharon H. Giordano of the University of Texas M. D. Anderson Cancer Center found that the incidence of breast cancer in men increased significantly, from 0.86 to 1.08 cases per 100,000 men over 25 years. Still, this increase was not as dramatic as the increase in female breast cancer over the same period. For both genders risk increased with age, and stage-for-stage there was no difference in survival. The study also found men tend to be diagnosed at an older age (67 years) than women (62 years). Clinically, men are more likely to present with disease in axillary lymph nodes, at a more advanced stage of disease, and with estrogen and progesterone receptor positive tumors. The two most common types of breast cancer in men were invasive ductal or unclassified carcinomas (93.4 percent) and papillary carcinomas (2.6 percent). Larger tumor size and axillary lymph node disease were independently associated with shortened survival. Tumor grade and receptor status were not. The authors conclude: “this data suggests that the incidence of male breast cancer is climbing, men are diagnosed with later stage disease than women, and that hormone receptor status and tumor grade are not independent prognostic factors for men.” http://www.interscience.wiley.com/cancer-newsroom |
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| Fazer dieta reduz extremamente o risco de cardíaco, de curso e de diabetes de ataque | Top |
| People who severely restrict their caloric intake drastically reduce their risk of developing diabetes or clogged arteries, the precursor to a heart attack or stroke. In fact, according to researchers at Washington University School of Medicine in St Louis, some risk factors were so low they were comparable to those of people decades younger. The study, led by John O. Holloszy, M.D., professor of medicine, will appear in the April 27 issue of the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences. It will appear in the online edition of the journal the week of April 19. The first author is Luigi Fontana, M.D., Ph.D., research instructor in medicine at the School of Medicine and an investigator at the Istituto Superiore di Sanita, Rome. “It’s very clear from these findings that calorie restriction has a powerful, protective effect against diseases associated with aging,” Holloszy says. “We don’t know how long each individual actually will end up living, but they certainly have a much longer life expectancy than average because they’re most likely not going to die from a heart attack, stroke or diabetes.” Research on mice and rats has shown that stringent and consistent calorie restriction increases the animals’ maximum lifespan by about 30 percent and protects them against cancer. This study is the first to examine individuals who have been on calorie restriction diets for a long period of time. The researchers recruited participants through a national organization called the Caloric Restriction Optimal Nutrition Society. By eating small amounts of nutrient-dense foods, members of this group try to consume between 10 and 25 percent fewer calories than the average American while still attempting to maintain proper nutrition. The 18 individuals who participated in the study had voluntarily been following this very low-calorie diet for three to 15 years. This group was compared with 18 age- and gender-matched individuals who ate a typical Western diet. Holloszy’s team found the two groups not only differed in the number of calories consumed, but also in the composition of their diets. Individuals in the calorie restriction group ate between about 1,100 and 1,950 calories per day depending on height, weight and gender, and these calories consisted of about 26 percent protein, 28 percent fat and 46 percent complex carbohydrates. In contrast, the comparison group consumed between about 1,975 and 3,550 calories per day, with only 18 percent of their calories from protein, 32 percent from fat and 50 percent from carbohydrates, including refined, processed starches. Atherosclerosis – clogged arteries that can lead to a heart attack or stroke – already is the leading cause of death in the Western world, and the problem is continuing to grow. So Holloszy’s team specifically focused on the risk factors for this condition. They measured multiple indications of early or impending atherosclerosis, including blood pressure and levels of several biological markers in the blood, including cholesterol and triglycerides. They also measured the levels of glucose and insulin in the blood to gauge diabetes risk, another major health concern in the American population. People in the calorie restriction group had total and low-density lipoprotein – known as LDL or “bad” cholesterol – levels comparable to the lowest 10 percent of the population in their respective age groups. Their high-density lipoprotein – known as HDL or “good” cholesterol – levels were in the 85 to 90 percentile for middle-aged men. That finding was a surprise because HDL levels typically decrease when individuals follow low-fat diets to lose weight. Triglyceride levels – which, when elevated, can lead to atherosclerosis – were even more impressive in the calorie restriction group: They were lower than more than 95 percent of Americans in their twenties, despite the fact that the study participants’ ages ranged from 35 to 82. In contrast, cholesterol and triglyceride levels in the comparison group were in the 50th percentile for average middle-aged Americans. Moreover, 12 of the individuals in the calorie restriction group provided medical records from before and during the diet. Their cholesterol and triglyceride scores also were close to the 50th percentile for middle-aged Americans before the diet, and levels fell the most dramatically during their first year of calorie restriction. Blood pressure scores in the restricted group also were equivalent to those of much younger individuals. The average blood pressure in the normal diet group was about 130/80, which is standard for the typical American. In comparison, the calorie restriction group’s average was about 100/60, akin to the blood pressure of an average 10-year-old. Fasting glucose and insulin – both markers of the risk of developing diabetes – also were significantly lower in the calorie restriction group, with insulin concentrations as much as 65 percent lower. All other risk factors measured also were significantly better in the calorie restriction group. They included body mass index, body fat mass, C-reactive protein and the thickness of the carotid artery, the main blood vessel that runs from the heart to the brain. “These effects are all pretty dramatic,” Fontana says. “For the first time, we’ve shown that calorie restriction is feasible and has a tremendous affect on the risk for atherosclerosis and diabetes.” The team currently is conducting a controlled, prospective study comparing calorie restriction to the average American diet. They ultimately hope to follow these individuals for a longer period of time to assess the long-term effects of calorie restriction on biological markers of aging. |
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| O estudo olha em risco fatores para limitações do Escala--Movimento em machos novos com hemofilia | Top |
| Men’s Health News A paper in the April issue of Blood detailed research on the prevalence and risk factors joint range of motion (ROM) limitation among young males with hemophilia. Researchers collected data from more than 4,000 males with hemophilia between the ages of 2 and 19 who received care at 136 hemophilia treatment centers. ROM measurements were obtained on hips, knees, shoulders, elbows and ankles. These measurements, taken into account with several other factors, like age, race, hemophilia type, prophylaxis use and body mass index (BMI), allowed the researchers to see that in all disease severity groups, ROM limitation was greater for patients who were older, were non white and those with a greater BMI. For those with severe hemophilia, ROM limitation increased with the number of bleeds and the presence of inhibitors or recent orthopedic procedures. Those with factor VIII deficiency had a greater degree of ROM limitation than those who were factor IX deficient. The study’s analysis focused on ROM limitation that was accompanied by asymmetric joint mobility. “We conclude that ROM limitations begin at an early age, especially for those with severe and moderate disease, and that BMI is an important, potentially modifiable risk factor,” say the authors. The authors note that current health recommendations for people with hemophilia include regular exercise using low-impact activities to increase muscle tone and strengthen joints. “An additional component that may be considered is routine monitoring of BMI,” the paper says. |
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| Impotência masculina | Top |
| by Kent Pinkerton Male impotence, or erectile dysfunction, is the inability to maintain an erection for a long enough time to have sex. A man who suffers from impotence may be unable to have an erection altogether, be unable to maintain it for more than a short period, or may be able to have an erection sometimes and not at other times. Approximately 10 to 15 million American men suffer from some form of impotence. The good news is that it is easy to understand and can be treated in all age groups. To understand impotence, it helps to have a basic understanding of how an erection happens. The penis has a large amount of spongy tissue, through which blood vessels run, and some muscle. When a man is sexually stimulated through touch or mentally, nerve signals trigger a flow of blood from arteries into the spongy tissue in the penis. This tissue becomes engorged, making the penis erect. When an erection subsides, muscles in the penis contract, effectively squeezing the blood of the spongy tissue through veins. If there is any interference with the nerve signals or blood flow that cause an erection, impotence may result. In the majority of cases, male impotence has an underlying cause. Diseases like diabetes, alcoholism, and kidney disease may affect both nerve signals and blood flow. Surgery or injuries to the bladder, prostate, and male urethra may cause nerve damage. Cardiovascular disease or other diseases of the blood vessels may interfere with blood flow. Nerve signals may be altered due to psychological reasons including anxiety and stress. How does one deal with impotence? Going to a doctor is the first step, because this may help identify an underlying medical condition that should be treated. Exercise may reduce impotence in older men. Other lifestyle changes, such as quitting smoking and losing weight may also help. About the Author Impotence provides detailed information on Impotence, Male Impotence, Female Impotence, Psychological Impotence and more. Impotence is affliated with Chronic Insomnia. |
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| Menopausa masculina | Top |
| by Kevin Stith Male menopause is the result of decreased levels of the male hormone, testosterone. Most commonly, reduced testosterone is reported by those suffering from underlying medical conditions such as diabetes, obesity or high blood pressure. These diseases are common in men over the age of 45. While some reduction in testosterone levels occurs normally as men age, there are several conditions in which there may be a more rapid decrease. Testosterone production can be interrupted at any age through damage to the testes. The testes make testosterone, and they may be damaged due to an injury, surgery, radiation, infection, or chemotherapy. Testosterone production is mediated by parts of the brain called the hypothalamus and pituitary gland. So if either or both are damaged or not working properly at any age, they do not send the signals required for normal testosterone production to the testes, resulting in reduced testosterone levels. When testosterone levels drop, men may experience symptoms similar to what women experience when going through menopause. These symptoms include reduced libido, erectile dysfunction, depression, fatigue, and muscle weakness. Testosterone deficiency has also been linked to osteoporosis in men. Significant testosterone deficiency can be treated with hormone replacement therapy. However, most men experience a very gradual reduction in testosterone levels as they get older, and do not require any treatment. Also, hormone replacement therapy carries an increased risk of prostate cancer, and should be carefully considered. If a decision is made to undergo hormone therapy, the treatment can be administered through injections, oral medications, implants and patches. To treat symptoms such as depression, doctors may prescribe anti-depressants. Because obesity is a major factor implicated in testosterone deficiency, a doctor may also recommend certain lifestyle changes such as a healthy diet and regular exercise. About the Author Menopause provides detailed information on menopause, early menopause, male menopause, menopause and osteoporosis and more. Menopause is affliated with Endometriorsis And Infertility. |
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| Os homens têm demasiado um medo | Top |
| Neste mundo, há somente uma coisa que pode dobrar cada homem em seus joelhos-- perda de supremacia sexual. Você pode tomar tudo longe de um homem mas nunca de seu ego phallic. A dinâmica distintiva da sexualidade do homem é o que se diferencia essencialmente… |
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