All articles tagged with #penis health
A urologist shares five key tips for maintaining a healthy penis: regular exercise to improve blood flow, good hygiene practices, taking pride in one's penis, monitoring urine color for health issues, and ensuring adequate sleep to support testosterone levels and overall well-being.
Associate Professor Tim Moss addresses common questions about the aging penis, debunking myths and providing insights. He explains that challenges with urination are usually caused by an enlarged prostate gland or weakened bladder muscles, rather than the penis itself. While men experience physiological changes with age, they do not go through a male menopause like women do. Male fertility decreases with age, and there is a link between a father's age and neurodevelopmental problems in children. Erectile dysfunction is caused by physical health problems and worsened nerve and blood vessel function, not solely by aging. Libido can fluctuate due to various factors, and the sensations experienced during sex may change. Staying fit and healthy is the best way to prevent or slow down the associated changes in the penis. Smoking and excessive alcohol consumption are detrimental to penile health, and seeking medical help for any concerning symptoms is crucial.
Tech mogul Bryan Johnson, known for his obsession with anti-aging, has revealed that he underwent shock therapy on his penis to reverse aging by 15 years and combat erectile dysfunction. Johnson described the treatment as "painful" but claimed that it has made his penis feel "15 years younger." He also monitors his nighttime erections using a sensor device and aims to achieve the erections of an 18-year-old. Johnson's extreme age-reversal methods include a strict diet, exercise, and taking 111 supplements a day.