“Carrying too much fat—30 percent or more of your total—is called obesity, and it puts a person at risk for serious medical conditions including heart disease, diabetes, and even certain types of cancer.” — Steven Lamm Copy Share Image
“A recent two-year study in Italy of overweight and obese men reported a 30 percent chance of developing erectile dysfunction. This is not actually… — Steven Lamm Copy Share Image
“Tea is one of the most potent health drinks we have. From maintaining heart function and bone strength to cancer protection, a hot cup… — Steven Lamm Copy Share Image
“Our society always wants to believe in cures by the “magic” pill, but I have found from my years of experience in treating psychiatric… — Steven Lamm Copy Share Image
“My message to all men is basic and direct: When you are able to have a hard erection every time, you are generally in… — Steven Lamm Copy Share Image
“Smoke More, Get Less According to a study at the University of Kentucky, men who were nonsmokers reported having sex twelve times a month,… — Steven Lamm Copy Share Image
“In addition to the conditions it already affects, free radical damage is now being linked to hypertension, stroke, Alzheimer’s disease, leukemia, Parkinson’s disease, congestive… — Steven Lamm Copy Share Image
“physical activity also positively affects brain wave activity, which makes you feel energized and vital.” — Steven Lamm Copy Share Image
“Niacin. This supplement, also called vitamin B3, has earned a reputation as a natural cholesterol-lowering agent that often rivals prescription drugs in mild to… — Steven Lamm Copy Share Image
“In 2000, the Mississippi state legislature introduced a bill to make it illegal for a man to have an erection at a strip club… — Steven Lamm Copy Share Image
“According to a new study of 2,400 men from researchers at the University of Bristol in England, men who reported three or more orgasms… — Steven Lamm Copy Share Image
“While rare, suffering a lethal heart attack during sex is certainly not unique. According to research published in The Journal of the American Medical… — Steven Lamm Copy Share Image
