THOUSANDS of men could boost their orgasms and bladder control by practicing daily 60-second exercises, experts say.

Physical therapy can improve ED symptoms.

Gently stretching your hips, glutes and hamstrings can help relax those muscles — as can diaphragmatic breathing. If you are experiencing serious long-term symptoms, however, Dr. Ziegelmann suggests ...

Pelvic-floor exercises are usually suggested to women after they've given birth to improve recovery, or to anyone who may ...

Numerous men write off early symptoms of Prostate Cancer as part of the aging process. Recognizing these signs and seeking ...

Penis kegels can also give help with premature ejaculation (PE). Dr Ashwin notes how ‘Kegels give you better control over the ...

An early symptom of Parkinson’s is sleep dysfunction, according to the Journal of Clinical Sleep Medicine. Instead of ...

Pre-workout' is primarily made up of ingredients like caffeine and creatine, as well as amino acids, nitric oxide agents and ...

Among all the health metrics people obsess over—cholesterol, body fat percentage, VO2 max—Peter Attia, M.D., argues that one ...

Erectile dysfunction is the persistent inability to achieve or maintain an erection firm enough for sexual intercourse. ED ...

Erectile dysfunction is often far more than just a concern in the bedroom It is also a vital indicator of your heart health Our expert explains the critical link between the two ...

Men who fail to eat well risk developing erectile problems, according to Chief Executive Officer of Chartma Herbal Health Centre and Korean hand therapist, T. Dr Charity Twumasi Ankrah.