Most Singles are Taking Care of Someone Else’s Future Spouse - Marriage Guru

Marriage expert and relationship master Hellen Chen spoke about the downsides of modern day dating where single men and women are spending too much time trying to please the other person before marriage. Chen will be delivering a Love Seminar in Los Angeles to help singles.

Last month in Los Angeles, unorthodox matchmaker and marriage guru Hellen Chen, delivered a bombshell to the singles attending her love seminar in Los Angeles.

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Testosterone Treatment for Depression in Men

If testosterone levels are low, a man may feel blue, tired or irritable. He may have lower sexual desire and decreased confidence. He may be mentally sluggish. In such cases, testosterone treatment may help.

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Men Likely To Be Depressed As Women

Depression can look very different in men and women. And many of its hallmarks — rage, risk-taking, substance abuse and even workaholism — can hide in plain sight.

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How to Feel Teen Again (Men Only)

Have you ever heard the old saying, “Youth is wasted on the young?”

You might have scoffed at that idea years ago, but as the days, weeks, months, and years go by, do you find yourself agreeing with it more and more? 

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Confidence Drops In Men When Their Girlfriends Succeed: Study

 

Ladies, men aren’t happy when you succeed — but they won’t admit it, according to a new study.
Research shows straight men’s self-esteem drops following a romantic partner’s success, while women’s self-esteem remains unchanged after hearing similar news.

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Some Infertile Men Show Higher Cancer Risk, Study Suggests

Men who are infertile because they produce no sperm may have a higher-than-average risk of developing cancer, a new study finds.

Researchers found that of more than 2,000 men with fertility problems, those with no sperm production had an increased risk of developing cancer over the next six years.

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The Blame of Menopause is on Men

Hot flushes, night sweats, mood swings - menopause and its side effects can all be blamed on men, experts suggest.

Evolutionary geneticists from Canada's McMaster University say men's tendency to choose younger mates meant fertility became pointless for older women.

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Why Women Are Far More Likely Than Men to Beat Cancer

Research shows twice as many women as men are still alive at least 10 years after being diagnosed

• Breast cancer is easier to treat than prostate cancer
• Research was carried out by Macmillan Cancer Support
• Men are more likely to be diagnosed with lung cancer which has only a 10 per cent survival rate

Women are far more likely to survive cancer than men are, research shows.
Nearly twice as many women as men are still alive at least ten years after being diagnosed.

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