(Guest Post, written by David Jaynes) Mint tea might help you warm up in winter or sooth a sore throat when you’re sick, but it might not be worth the pain. Mint and testosterone have a bit of a chequered past, with studies indicating that consuming mint reduces men’s testosterone levels. ...
(Medically reviewed by Dr. Zac Hyde M.D) Allergies can do more than just give you the sniffles. There’s a growing body of evidence that allergies can actually cause erectile dysfunction. What’s more, the very medication that big pharma pushes to eradicate your allergies might be contributing to your ED. This ...
Beyond taking some breath mints if you go crazy on the garlic bread, you might not think that teeth and ED have much to do with each other. But you’d be wrong. There’s a growing body of evidence that periodontitis, or gum disease, is linked to erectile dysfunction. Taking care of ...
(Tribulus Terrestris for Erectile Dysfunction, by David Jaynes) If you search deep enough and long enough on the web, you can find a blog post or forum post recommending taking pretty much any substance to cure pretty much any ill. That’s why some of my posts here examine the claims of ...
(Oysters and Erections, written by David Jaynes) Okay. This one isn’t exactly news. Folks have been eating oysters as an aphrodisiac for a really long time. This all started back in the days of the “Doctrine of Signatures,”… An idea from back in the day when people assumed every plant and ...
(Cordyceps and Testosterone, written by David Jaynes) Whaddayaget when you cross a fungus with an insect? Cordyceps. This is not a joke… Traditional healers have used it to treat everything from energy and stamina, to libido, to appetite, to sleep problems. Don’t let its nickname “killer fungus” fool you. It only slowly kills and ...
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