“Whiskey dick.” The phrase conjures up images of alcohol-soaked nights, fumbling in a too-small bed and whispering “I swear this has never happened before” over and over. It’s awkward, and a little bit embarrassing, but it’s happened to just about every guy once. And while it’s commonly known as the aforementioned “whiskey dick,” it’s really erectile dysfunction brought on by alcohol.
Jordan Campbell, left, CEO and Founder of Winner Circle Athletics, being interviewed by KABC-TV reporter Lori Corbin, for pending feature story.
Arlene Howard in a cryogenic machine at Winner Circle Athletics getting her knees attended.
Scientists are struggling to find out why, across the globe, men are becoming increasingly less fertile.
One meta-analysis concluded from hundreds of other studies that there is a “significant decline in sperm counts” in men over the past 40 years.
There are numerous reasons why a man and a woman may not be able to conceive, but most of the time a definitive cause can be pinned down.
But one new study suggests a new factor that may be linked to a man’s ability to conceive children: the size of his penis.
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