The MEDICAL Link Between Your Prostate & Your "Manhood"

John was only 45 when he first noticed something was off.

His once-raging libido had cooled to a flicker.

His erections were hit-or-miss.

And his orgasms? Barely a whimper compared to the toe-curling, sheet-grabbing explosions of his youth.

He chalked it up to age... stress... maybe a bit too much booze.

But the truth was, John's manhood was under attack. And the culprit was hiding right under his nose (well, a bit lower)...

Hey there,

Let me ask you a question...

When you think about what makes you a man...

What comes to mind?

Is it your chiseled jawline?

Your broad, muscular shoulders?

Your deep, commanding voice?

Sure, those things are all part of the package.

But there's something else that's CRUCIAL to your masculinity...

Something that most guys never even think about...

Until it's too late.

I'm talking about your prostate.

That's right, that little walnut-sized gland tucked deep inside your pelvis...

Holds the key to your sexual power.

Think of your prostate as the "mission control center" for your manhood.

It's like the Batcave... the Fortress of Solitude... and Tony Stark's lab all rolled into one tiny, but mighty, package.

Your prostate is responsible for producing the fluid that makes up the majority of your semen [4]...

It plays a crucial role in regulating your testosterone levels [5]...

And it's LOADED with nerve endings... that are key to GET mind-blowing... toe-curling orgasms [6].

In other words, your prostate is the SUPERHERO of your sex life. 🦸‍♂️

But even superheroes have their kryptonite...

And for your prostate, that kryptonite is neglect.

You see, when you don't take care of your prostate...

It's like letting your secret base fall into disrepair.

The equipment starts to malfunction...

The power starts to fade...

And before you know it, your once-mighty fortress is nothing more than a crumbling ruin.

And that's when the problems start.

Weak, watery erections...

Low libido...

Lackluster orgasms...

It's like your manhood has been plundered by prostate pirates. 🏴‍☠️

But here's the good news...

You can fight back against these prostate pirates and reclaim your sexual treasure. 💋

It starts with getting your prostate checked.

There are a few key tests that can give you a snapshot of your prostate health:

1. Prostate Specific Antigen (PSA) Test: This blood test measures the level of PSA in your blood. High levels can be a red flag for prostate issues [12].

   
   

2. Digital Rectal Exam (DRE): Yeah, it's exactly what it sounds like. But this quick exam can help your doctor feel for any abnormalities in your prostate [13].

So what's a "normal" result?

Well, it depends on your age.

Here's a quick breakdown according to the American Cancer Society:

• Ages 15-30: PSA should be below 2.5 ng/mL [14]

• Ages 31-50: PSA should be below 3.5 ng/mL [14]

• Ages 51-70: PSA should be below 4.5 ng/mL [14]

• Ages 71+: PSA should be below 6.5 ng/mL [14]

And here's what the European Association of Urology says:

• Ages 40-49: PSA should be below 2.5 ng/mL [16]

• Ages 50-59: PSA should be below 3.5 ng/mL [16]

• Ages 60-69: PSA should be below 4.5 ng/mL [16]

• Ages 70+: PSA should be below 6.5 ng/mL [16]

But even if your numbers are in the "normal" range...

There's still more you can do to keep your prostate (and your sex life) in tip-top shape.

The science is clear:

A healthy prostate is ESSENTIAL for optimal sexual function.

But when your prostate isn't functioning properly...

EVERYTHING starts to fall apart.

Your libido takes a nosedive...

Your erections become weak and unreliable...

And your semen quality plummets, making it harder to father a child.

It's like your manhood is slowly being drained away...

Leaving you a shadow of the virile, potent stud you used to be.

And the worst part?

Most guys have no idea this is happening until it's too late.

They chalk it up to getting older...

Or stress...

Or just a normal part of life.

But the truth is, prostate problems can strike at ANY age.

In fact, studies from Harvard and Columbia University... have shown that over HALF of all men will experience some form of prostate issue by the time they reach 60 [7] [8].

And once those issues start...

They can be INCREDIBLY difficult to reverse.

That's why it's SO crucial to take action NOW...

Before your prostate has a chance to sabotage your sex life.

So what can you do to keep your prostate healthy and your sexual performance at its peak?

It starts with your diet.

Incorporating prostate-friendly foods like tomatoes [9], green tea [10], and pomegranates [11]...

And avoiding inflammatory, processed foods that can irritate your prostate and tank your testosterone...

Can make a HUGE difference in how you feel and perform in the bedroom.

But diet is just the beginning.

To REALLY supercharge your sexual health...

You may want to consider a prostate-supporting supplement.

One option that's gained a lot of buzz recently is saw palmetto.

This natural berry extract shows in some studies... it helps improve urinary tract function and reduces inflammation in the prostate [15].

You can find saw palmetto supplements online at Amazon.com or... at your local health food store and Walmart.

But as always, talk to your doc before starting any new supplement regimen.

Imagine waking up every morning with a surging sex drive...

Sporting rock-hard, vein-bulging erections that could cut glass...

And having the stamina to please your partner for hours on end...

All while knowing that your semen is potent... virile... and bursting with healthy... high-quality sperm.

THAT'S the power of a healthy prostate.

And it's a power that every man deserves to experience.

So if you're ready to take control of your sexual destiny...

And become the kind of man that women can't resist and other guys envy...

Keep an eye on your inbox.

Because in my next email, I'm going to share the top 3-5 cutting-edge products that can take your sexual performance to the next level...

Products like viagra, cialis, and other game-changers... that can help you reclaim your manhood and give your partner the ride of her life.

Trust me, you won't want to miss it.

Your partner won't want you to miss it either.

Stay tuned.

Here's to you getting your Mojo back,

The Mens Health Secrets Team
–Live Past 100

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P.P.S. Boring disclaimer legal stuff: Always check with your doctor before you start any new health protocol or treatment. This includes any recommendations from our newsletter (Mens Health Secrets). This information is for educational purposes only... and is not a substitute for professional medical advice.

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