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The normal level of testosterone in your bloodstream is between 350 and 1,000 nanograms per deciliter (ng/dl). Like combable hair, those quantities silently start to wane around age 40. You lose about 1 percent a year -- a harmless decline in the short term, but a cause of obesity, brittle bones, muscle loss and impotence by the time you reach your 60s -- if you live that long. Testosterone levels in the low range (a blood serum score below 350 ng/dl) may [.....]

Over the past decade, anabolic steroid abuse became a national concern. These drugs are used illicitly by weight lifters, body builders, long distance runners, cyclists, and others who claim that these drugs give them a competitive advantage and or improve their physical appearance. Overall youth steroid use remains alarmingly high. According to the 1999 Monitoring the Future Study, the percentage of [.....]

Many cultures have been circumcising male infants for centuries as a rite of passage, while in other cultures circumcision has been left to the discretion of the child's parents.... While women like to debate over whether they prefer a circumcised penis to a uncircumcised one, others debate over whether this procedure is necessary at all, claiming it to be a cruel procedure for an infant to undergo [.....]

Most guys can handle the extended stay in the ol’ doghouse that usually comes from these brain cramps, but when those silences and glares start to affect important things like your sex life, well, that’s incentive to nip this garbage in the bud! We’ve listed 10 of the most common things guys just shouldn’t say to their girlfriends. Avoid them if you can, or face the celibacy-inducing repercussions [.....]

One of the main principles for enlargement is to improve circulation and to increase the volume of blood held within the erectile tissue. It is the erectile tissue that engorges with blood when sexually aroused resulting in an erection. The theory goes that if the erectile tissue can be encouraged to hold a greater volume of blood than it could otherwise naturally accommodate, then this will in turn result in a larger size both when erect and flaccid [.....]