Your fact-checks will appear here
Cardiovascular disease as a comorbidity in older men with erectile dysfunction
Vacuum erection devices (VEDs, or penis pumps) are a well-established, noninvasive treatment for erectile dysfunction (ED) with decades of clinical evidence and substantial patient satisfaction data s...
Isometric hand‑grip (IHG) training at home is a brief, low‑equipment routine—typically squeezing at about 30% of one’s maximum voluntary contraction for 2‑minute holds, repeated across sets and sessio...
Salt—chemically sodium chloride—is an essential nutrient but the preponderance of high-quality reviews and major health agencies conclude that eating substantially more than the body needs raises bloo...
Beginners should err on the conservative side: most reputable consumer guides and manufacturers advise starting with short sessions (5–15 minutes) and limiting frequency to about 2–3 times per week wh...
Erectile problems that are occasional or situational may be suitable for lifestyle changes and over-the-counter measures, but persistent, recurrent, or sudden-onset erectile dysfunction (ED) warrants ...
The scientific record shows that lectins—carbohydrate‑binding proteins found throughout plants—can cause harm in specific settings (notably acute poisoning from undercooked legumes) and have plausible...