Robert has been through a lot. Four years in Army special forces and 30 years as a museum specialist. Robert has had his share of injuries, bangs and bruises, but will swear that there was nothing more painful than the time he had to pass a kidney stone. Robert will tell you that there are
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Hydration the Key to Unlocking Urological Problems
In 1834, British poet Samuel Taylor Coleridge penned “The Rime of the Ancient Mariner,” the tale of a seasoned, salty sailor who regales a fellow wedding guest with his account of a life on the seas. His story is both fascinating and tragic. Imagine, only salt water for miles – water everywhere – but not
Read MoreVasectomy? Things to Ask Yourself First
You casually mention to an old friend that you’ve had a vasectomy. This friend stares at you incredulously. “Are you kidding me?” he gasps. “Do you have any idea what this means?” He then offers a litany of how life as you know it has ceased to exist. The good news is that with each
Read MoreHelp for ED is Just a Doctor’s Visit Away
Erectile dysfunction (ED) is one of the most common health problems in men, yet is rarely discussed. More than 30 million men in the US are affected, especially those who are 65 and older. ED occurs when a man is unable to get and keep an erection firm enough to engage in sexual activity through
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