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Bond. James Bond. Suave, sophisticated, unflappable; the quintessential alpha male. Women virtually throw themselves at him and we just know that '007' has never, will never, experience problems with his sexual prowess.
Bond, of course, is a work of fiction but he has mass appeal. Along with action heroes like Schwarzenegger, Eastwood,... Read more
Erectile dysfunction in men with diabetes
may signal an increased risk of serious heart problems according to research
published in the Journal of the American College of
Cardiology.
Dr Peter Chun-Yip Tong, of the Chinese University of Hong Kong, studied the problem
in more than 2,000 diabetic men in their mid-50s, with no... Read more
Pelvic floor exercises, normally associated as pre or post-natal exercises in women, are also an effective treatment in erectile dysfunction. Following a course of pelvic exercises an added bonus is an increase in sexual enjoyment and stronger sensations during orgasm.
Dr Grace Dorey, a specialist continence physiotherapist, has... Read more
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