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Independent market research company OnePoll recently questioned 2,000 men between the ages of 16 and 65 about their place in society. Half of the respondents claimed to be unsatisfied with their position in society and their personal sexual performance. Former GP and trustee of the Sexual Dysfunction Association, Dr John Tomlinson, said that an ‘enormous’

If you think it’s a good idea to restore your intimacy this Valentine’s Day then we’re sure your partner would agree! She walks in beauty, like the night Of cloudless climes and starry skies; And all that’s best of dark and bright Meet in her aspect and her eyes; Thus mellowed to that tender light

Most guys love football. They look forward to it all year long. On the other hand, it’s also something their significant other or wife despises, mostly knowing, that she’ll be ignored in favor for your favorite sport. Keep your relationship alive while enjoying your favorite sport with some handy tips from us. Try to pique

She’s hot. You’re eager. And there’s so much sexual tension. Everything’s going well and you’re one drink away from suggesting you go back to your place. Should you? Sex on the first date is a tricky subject. Despite women’s progress in shedding stereotypes associated with first date sex, there is an overarching message that many

It is quite possible, and indeed probable, that no one has dealt with as many cases of erectile dysfunction as has the Clinic for Him. And in that process, they have no doubt encountered all kinds of patients. Some of them may feel completely helpless because of their condition, and as a result may have

If you’re clinically depressed, you may also find you’re having problems with a low sex drive, inability to orgasm or erectile dysfunction. It’s not your imagination – problems with sexual function and depression are often linked. It’s chemical, doctors believe. Sexual desire begins in the brain and triggers increased blood flow to sex organs. The

We just stumbled across an article in Men’s Health that provides a useful framework for thinking about your sexual health.  The article’s main point is that keeping yourself in good physical health can have a positive effect on your sexual health.  Says Men’s Health: “You have a built-in baromoter for your overall health: It’s called

Men who spend time each week gardening – digging, weeding or mowing the lawn – can cut their risk of impotence by half, according to a recent study by Medical University of Vienna The same study, highlighted by the UK’s Telegraph, showed that dancing, cycling and other kinds of moderate exercise can help in the