We know that male pattern baldness (MPB) results from a sensitivity of hair follicles, which is inherited from a man’s mother. Rather than the level of testosterone being a problem, it’s more likely the skin’s ability to process…

An intimate biological relationship exists between two important parts of the male body… one just below your belt and one that beats in your chest. If ignored, the association can prove to be especially damaging — even deadly — if it is ignored.

It is entirely possible to boost your T levels without resorting to testosterone replacement therapy by learning which natural testosterone treatments work and applying them on a consistent basis. Here are ten great ones to get you going…

Why are supplements so important? No matter how hard you try, you just can’t get all the nutrients you need, especially to avoid or fight disease, recover from treatment, maintain a healthy lifestyle and feel good, as well as meet the special needs every man faces…

Is all testosterone created equal? No. And if you have low levels of one type, it can mean a huge increase in risk for fast-growing prostate cancer. The first thing you need to know is there are two types of testosterone…

The PSA test is usually the first indicator that something is wrong with a man’s prostate. An elevated PSA may indicate prostate cancer, but it can also be the result of many other situations. For example, an above normal PSA may indicate any of the following…

Many of the eight worst foods for men’s prostate health are probably in your kitchen. But if you want to preserve and maintain your prostate and your overall health, then it’s time to make some new food choices.

Toxic chemicals and pollutants are all around us — but one fact I was surprised to uncover was just how many toxins and chemicals are in our fragranced personal care products — the stuff we put on our face and lather our bodies with every day.

Most men avoid going to the doctor unless things get serious. I’ve spoken to dozens of men with prostate or colon cancer who avoided going to the doctor. Don’t be one of them. At the very least get these tests…

For many years, the Prostate Specific Antigen (PSA) test was considered a lifesaver. However, new research suggests that widespread testing does not necessarily improve prostate cancer outcomes. But why?

Chronic anxiety is paralyzing. The non-stop worry and fear prevent you from living your life and can take a toll on you emotionally, professionally and socially. And if you’re a man it can give you cancer.

Since about one in six U.S. men will be told they have prostate cancer in their lifetime, you may be wondering what you can do to reduce your risk factors.