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Diabetes treatments and blood sugar
usually has a mild or no odor, but it can smell stronger when its composition or concentration changes — most commonly from , foods and vitamins, infections, metabolic or liver disorders, certain medi...
Epsom salt (magnesium sulfate) baths are widely used for relaxation and muscle relief, and some sources report potential benefits for blood pressure and blood sugar, but they also carry risks—especial...
Honey and cinnamon are individually rich in antioxidants and have documented and anti‑inflammatory properties, and have long used the pair as a home remedy . Scientific support for some specific benef...
A dry orgasm is a climax without the outward release of semen and usually reflects one of two mechanisms: semen is produced but redirected into the bladder (retrograde ejaculation), or semen productio...
Oral sex can be painful or uncomfortable for women for many of the same medical reasons that make vaginal or pelvic sex painful: local infection or inflammation, low estrogen and resulting vaginal dry...
can cause skin tears, bruising, blistering and related injuries when vacuum pressure, friction, constriction rings, or improper technique damage superficial skin and tiny blood vessels; most injuries ...
(VEDs) are widely used and generally low-risk, with reports of transient numbness or reduced penile sensitivity occurring at a low rate in clinical series . The peer‑reviewed literature and clinical r...
of medically designed vacuum erection devices (VEDs) is generally considered safe and most side effects—bruising, petechiae, transient numbness—are reversible . However, documented case reports and sa...
Medications and pelvic surgeries can cause by either preventing semen production or, more commonly, by allowing semen to flow backward into the bladder (retrograde ejaculation) when the bladder neck f...
Omega‑3 supplements are beneficial in specific, clinically guided situations but carry risks for identifiable patient groups: people on anticoagulants or with bleeding disorders, patients at risk for ...
Persistent erectile problems — defined in practice as repeated difficulty achieving or maintaining an erection sufficient for sex — warrant medical attention because most cases have a physical compone...
Independent evaluation of happens in two complementary arenas: third‑party product quality testing and scientific efficacy review. Organizations such as , , and evidence‑synthesis sites like and the (...
, derived from Lagerstroemia speciosa, is best known for blood‑sugar‑lowering properties attributed to corosolic acid and ellagitannins, supported by animal models and small human trials but not by la...
— reaching orgasm without visible ejaculation — has multiple medical treatment pathways beyond lifestyle or “natural” fixes: pharmacologic agents aimed at restoring bladder‑neck closure, device‑based ...
A small and fragmented human trial record suggests investigators have planned or run randomized trials involving , but there is no robust body of (RCTs) that directly tests mānuka honey’s effect on gl...
Vacuum erection devices (VEDs) are effective, low-risk mechanical options that restore rigidity by engorgement and are often recommended as second‑line or adjunct therapies when phosphodiesterase‑5 in...
Water-only fasting can produce clear short-term benefits — rapid weight loss, lower blood pressure, improved insulin sensitivity and rises in ketones — in carefully selected, supervised settings, but ...