Well I covered the male anatomy in Male Genitalia 101, so it's only fair that I cover female anatomy as well. Of course, it's an area I am far more familiar with, but even I learned some new information as I researched the topic.
Let's start by saying that we women are a bit more complicated because we seem to more sensitive (than... Read more
Male Genitalia 101
That's right, it's time to really understand your male anatomy, so you can then have an understanding of what can go wrong or why you may not be feeling "sexually healthy." Let's start with basic anatomy. The male reproductive system includes the penis, scrotum, testes (testicles) vas deferens, seminal... Read more
Just like there are appropriate fashions for women of different ages, and targeted skincare for women in specific age groups, why not contraception that fits your age and lifestyle needs? Depending on whether you have already had kids and still plan to have more, or you're done with pregnancies, or you're clear that you don't want to... Read more
Let's start by establishing what emergency contraception is. It's a method of preventing pregnancy when you have had unprotected sex, or when you think a contraception method you used has failed. You then need some way to prevent the possible pregnancy you suspect may occur. The drugs you take, called emergency contraception or... Read more
Suzanne Somers is probably the most well-known voice being heard on the difficulties of menopause and aging and the joys and safety (her perception) of using bio-identical hormones, among other products, to improve quality of life, sexual libido and delay aging. Her prominence on the subject has increased with a best seller on the subject,... Read more
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