The prostate was originally described as a fleshy gland by Niccolo Massa in 1536. The actual name of the prostate was coined by a French physicist, Andre Du Laurens, around 1600. Although the prostate was anatomically discovered in the 16 th century, its role was only established about 2 centuries later, in the 18 th century. The prostate is a gland which is about the size of a walnut and is located between the bladder and the rectum (lower part of the intestine that connec

The statistics in the UK are not unique in telling us that sexual issues are fairly common with 1 in 2 people experiencing one or more issues in the course of their life (for more details, see NATSAL infographics in the information section). Anorgasmia or inability to experience an orgasm is the reality of 7% of women in the UK (YouGov 2022 data). Women that report to always experiencing an orgasm during sex are far from the majority, in fact only 1 in 3 women fits this profi

We don’t always know how much of an impact a hormonal imbalance can create in our bodies and overall functioning. When it comes to sex, hormones like testosterone are essential to our ability to have a sex drive but also more broadly to our general and reproductive health. Consequences of undiagnosed low testosterone and the struggles it brings, often result in loss of self-worth and self-esteem, leading to depression and anxiety, as well as potential relationships difficulti

What questions should we consider when dating someone? - Do I like what I see? With the multitude of sensory signals that we receive constantly, our brain will only sustain focus and attention to what is interesting. If we don’t like enough what we see, we will soon lose interest and look for something more interesting. - Why do I like what I see? When considering the interest on someone else, we will do so by adjusting our expectations to our own perception