The scents of body chemistry

Just because it was good enough for dear old dad does not mean it is going to work for you.

Scents often tend to mix with your own body chemistry and to a degree become a part of you. If your natural scent clashes with the aftershave you choose, be prepared for some sideways glances, if not some people offering you a washcloth and pointing to the nearest source of soap and water.

Make sure that whatever fragrance you choose, it is one that blends well with your natural scent.

From: essortment.com

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Rise early, raise testosterone naturally

Researchers from the University of California/San Diego School of Medicine found that early-morning light raised levels of luteinizing hormone (LH) by 70%.

LH is involved in the production of testosterone, a hormone which can help men to build muscle, cut fat, and raise mood.

From: worldhealth.com

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Healthy sex is healthy

Like adults of all ages, you probably want to continue intimacy with your partner and share your life in a fulfilling relationship.

A healthy sexual relationship can positively affect all aspects of your life, including your physical health and self-esteem.

From: MayoClinic.com

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Watch your scent

When you just can’t blame the dog any longer, try a scented body wash or nice cologne. Also, don’t underestimate the power of a good deodorant.

From groominglounge.com.

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Trim the beast to best effect

If your beak looks like a party favor when you sneeze, a little trimming is definitely in order. To eliminate pesky hairs, try a nose hair trimmer.

From groominglounge.com

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Help diagnose erectile dysfunction

Several laboratory tests can help diagnose erectile dysfunction. Tests for systemic diseases include blood counts, urinalysis, lipid profile, and measurements of creatinine and liver enzymes.

From nih.gov.

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How quickly can you get it up?

Test your impotence with this quick quiz from MSNBC. http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/3297042/

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