Doctors have hammered for years on the twin pillars of diet and exercise for a healthier life, but often feel ignored. What if it could improve your sex life?
A study by researchers from Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health suggests just that simple changes in nutrition and exercise could improve male sexual function.
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