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Men's Health
Traditionally
the mans role was in being fertile, protective and nurturing, supporting family and
community, but a mans place in this changing world of conflict, corporate
manipulation and greed which is rapidly bringing humanity toward extinction, is
becoming irrelevant.
Leadership and masculinity have given way to uncertainty and powerlessness, male
fertility is declining as is the health of humanity due to the
poisons in our food and atmosphere, and
over population.
From boy hood through adolescence to manhood there are obstacles to overcome.
Living means learning, learning about ones self and
the world, turning weakness into strength, and
finding the strength to overcome problems peacefully
as they occur rather than waiting for crisis and loss
of control.
The measure of a man in the 21st centaury is his strength of
character and it is vital that he develop his character to see through the games
of life and take his rightful place as protector as he competes to survive in
a material world where men's and women's roles are constantly changing.
Health of body and
mind is vital and must be maintained. For the city bound male, getting out into
the country as well as healthy diet along with physical and mental exercise is
of paramount importance. Good health and physique and a strong immune system
result in less suffering.
While women and religion offer some solace, religion mostly serves to bind
instead of liberate. Drugs and alcohol occasionally give some insights but
mostly cause blindness to the truth and further ill health. Relationships
are more complex, some men settle with one partner,
many will never find the perfect mate and have successive
sexual partners and family values have been completely eroded.
The path to health and the path to true manhood requires strength, discipline
and support of loved ones. Healing comes through following a policy of peace,
physical and mental exercise, and a healthy sex life which for many men is the
root cause of their unhappiness. A healthy sex life empowers the spirit as much
as the most profound meditation and religious experience and can be the
incentive to embrace the fullness of life and lead to better health and a longer
and happier life.
Male Sexuality
In this age where not every man is fortunate to have a family and sex is a
recreational activity, common problems for men are finding sex partners, and the
failure to find sex partners can lead to frustration and sometimes crime to
relieve the frustration. For the some men masturbation is sufficient while
others purchase sex for emotional release.
Libido, Penis Size and Do You Last The Distance?
Reading any women's magazine, it seems that women are obsessed by penis size and
the mans skill in maintaining an erection to fully satisfy her. Women are just
as competitive as men and what one woman gets the others all want. So along with
general health, understanding and being in control of your reproductive system
is vital. Sexual health is vital to a mans wellbeing and in this competitive age
where an edge over the competition and the need to feel stronger important for
self esteem, a strong libido signifies good
general health and happiness.
An adequate penis size gives a man confidence both in the bedroom and the
boardroom and the penis health pages contain information for the care and
development of your most private part, including
prostate problems,
impotency, erectile dysfunction,
aging, libido,
psychology and
penis size and how to
enlarge your penis,
learn more.
A Life of Work
The activities done in order to survive are the greatest threat to men's health.
Historically as hunter gatherers, the risks were in nature where the animal
being hunted would cause injury or death. Today workplace accidents are common
and daily men are injured and sometimes die. Work today takes many forms as our
society develops and a great many men find themselves desk bound in front of a
computer all day and a new range of debilitating conditions has appeared. The
reduced physical exercise has led to a greater incidence of obesity and
repetitive strain injuries which over time become chronic conditions and the
cause of even more debilitating illnesses.
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