Mens-Reproductive-Health Books

this is a thoughtful and easy to read discussion to help you navigate the the current stream of information on impotence. The best review I have ever seen.

The book uses termnology that is easy to follow. It makes for interesting and informative reading of impotence.

Dr. Steidle's ability to communicate the answers [to questions often diffucult to state] is incredible. This is information that my not be used today, but needed in the future. He covers all bases.

Whether you want to regain your potency or enhance it, in almost every case, there`s a method that can work fo you-Viagra is just one of many solutions. Drew presents many answers and solutions that men everywhere (and the women who love them) can benefit from. This is great, since Viagra won`t help at least 30% of men who suffer from ED...and many can`t afford it or won`t use it. It is apparent that there is a tremendous lack of public knowledge about what`s available to cure impotency, and about the many issues connected with using these cures. Everyone wants to have sex whenever they have the urge. This timely book will be very helpful for couples seeking answers and solutions for overcoming ED. The author discusses the impact of Viagra on relationships-a topic fraught with ramifications. He also includes real life stories of other men who recelaimed their virility. Some of the areas Drew covers include: libido,,,marriages...promiscuity...a new baby boom...the mind factor...reproductive capacity...smoking and drinking..responsible and considerate use of new-found potency...Viagra and women...the female orgasm pill...alternative medicine...herbs...vitamins..food supplements..and much more. Since the media broughtr impotence OUT OF THE CLOSET people want more information on Viagra and other solutions. And the social, legal, medical, financial, and relationship implications are just beginning. There has not been this much interest in sexuality since the birth control pill.

With over 40, 000 Viagra prescriptions being written everyday in the USA alone, more questions, issues and situations will arise as Viagra and other new pills(waiting to be released) are integrated into society. This book helps pave the way for people to deal with the many issues arising from this phenomena

Brian Drew`s book, Viagra and the Quest for Potency, gives the reader much more information than other books I have read on this subject. Certainly, the book gives excellent coverage on vital questions such as "How does viagra work?" What is Viagra?" "Under what conditions should it be taken?" and "How does it influence personal relationships?" The reader will find intelligent and comprehensive answers to these questions.

But Drew offers more information than that connected with Viagra. He realizes Viagra may not be suitable for some men; so, the author provides a detailed discussion of additional methods for correcting erectile dysfucntion-methods clinically supported as well as some supported by personal testimonies of numerous men-methods that have proved to be among the best for helping men restore their sexual power. For each method, VIAGRA AND THE QUEST FOR POTENCY presents a clear description including step by step procedures! for application. This additional information is a tremendous improvement over other books I have read on this subject.

In the book, Brian Drew adds his own story to the testimonies of men who have struggled with erectile dysfunction. He shares his successful and aggressive effort to restore his sexual power after he had a prostate cancer operation that destroyed his capacity for erection. Through his research and study of methods to reclaim his sexuality, he discovered methods that worked for him including viagra. He now claims a mission to share his information with other men so that they too can over come erectile dysfunction problems.

VIAGRA AND THE QUEST FOR POTENCY is a book that excites women, holds their interests, entertains and informs them. Women who read the book report a certain quality of voyeurism that urges them to "peek over the fence" and learn about the psycho-physiological dynamics of male sexuality; and they are able to use the information! to help their mates overcome erectile dysfunction when nee! ded.

Brian Drew has taken technical information and translated in language that the mass of people will understand. His writing is clear; his style is witty; and humorous without violating the seriousness of the content.

Social Workers, Therapists and Physicians will be glad to have this book in their professional library.

The 3rd edition published in 2003 is out. Barnes and Nobel has it.Why don't you have it?

A book that I've read and seems like one of the best on the market it really helped me out on resolving one of the issues i had with my sexual problems. A book that is a light read and entertaining and should not be missing out of your book collection, much like "The Advanced Man! The quick and easy way to turn your small, or average sized penis into a large super human love tool without wasting your money on B.S. ... Book on CD-Rom for PC & Mac Computers" by Platinum Millennium, another great book that i recommend

This should be required reading for every man or parent of a male child. Because, among other topics, it conveys an important message you'll hear almost nowhere else: Everything you ingest affects the health of your sperm. If you want to do all you can to ensure that you have healthy children, you need to take care of your sperm from Day 1.

That means eating well, not smoking, and not taking illegal drugs. Yes, even in high school, in college, and in your 20s.

If you think you can "shape up" after the kids have arrived, you are too late. You have risked harming their DNA, and your grandchildren's DNA.

Pretty astounding, eh?

Gina Pera, author
Is It You, Me, or Adult A.D.D.? Stopping the Roller Coaster When Someone You Love Has Attention Deficit Disorder

A good basic starter on male sexual potency. This book is really written for the the wanna be fathers or maothers who may be having problem having a baby and want to know the man's role in that problem. However, it is basic information that most people who have been keeping up with new information on male sexual performance or andropause have read in books like "The Testosteron Syndrome," "Super T," or Maximize Your Vitality and Potency - For Men Over 40." If you are looking for information on male sexuality in an aging man - this book is not for you.

Just a warning not to be deceived about this content of this book. It is not so much about the psychology in feeling that a man's fertile time could be running out, but in discussing that male fertility can also be affected by the aging process.

The book covers the topics of male infertility and sexual performance as well as issues, causes, treatments and psychology of these issues.

All in all, a pretty comprehensive analysis of the male reproductive system.

This is a book that men (and women) of all ages would benefit from reading. Dr. Fisch is not only informative but he is gifted in his writing style. He takes medicine and make it understandable for anyone. Often books written by doctors are too academic and thick with medical terms for the average reader; this book is not. It is short, to the point and engaging.

The `Male Biological Clock' center on fertility and sexual performance. The chapters on the `Truth about Testosterone' and `Viagra' (Levitra & Cialis also) are worth the price of the book. Infertility is not just a woman's problem and Dr. Fisch lays out most all of the options available for men.

Dr. Fisch ends the book by covering diet and exercise and communication with your significant other. This is a great, short, extraordinarily important book for those struggling with their male sexuality. Highly recommended.

Reproductive technology fails for 80% of the people who try it, but all you ever read in the press (which relies on the advertising dollars of pharmeceutical companies)are the success stories. Very important reading for anyone considering fertility treatment.

This book is great at laying out and discussing a variety of issues related to infertility, the complex technologies used to treat it, and the emotions that arise from these things. However, I was continually frustrated while reading this book because I felt that the author did not analyze very well the things she said. She would point out interesting comments made by couples seeking fertility treatment, but then give the same anaytical comments over and over again about the different couples' feelings. Also, I felt she was too biased and critical in her assessment of fertility treatment. It seemed like every couple (indeed, virtually everyone in the book was a married couple, very little representation from anyone else) felt the same way, ultimately -- disillusioned, doubtful about themselves, cynical about the process, and overall disappointed, even angry and bitter. This has not been my own personal experience, and I have a hard time believing that everyone in her large study sample was so dismal. It just wasn't a sophisticated, layered analysis. But it will probably be interesting to non-academics who would like to get a foundation for some of the negatives associated with infertility treatments, and with having problems with infertility.

This book contains some wonderful information on male genitalia and the diseases that can affect men in the groin area; however some of the information is out of date. Primarily, the areas of prostate cancer and HIV/AIDS are not current and can be misleading. If, however, you are looking for a guide to show you how to check yourself for testicular cancer, then this book is great. It also contains good information on the anatomy of the male genitals as well as information on bladder infections and other common diseases. A god primary reference if you aren't worried about the material that is out of date.

Read this book for information you wanted to know but were afraid to ask! Very informative and very factual.

An absolute awesome book that openly and easily discusses the problem of erectile dysfunction and brings all the evidence out in the open. The myths, the truths, all are discussed here by specialists who have seen hundreds of cases and have a lot of experience to back them up. A good book, but inferior to [...], one of the best books on ED i have ever read

The book was a gift to lady friend having difficulty accepting her boyfriends impotence. It was intended to educate her on the life changes experienced by older males. According to my friend it truly opened her eyes. the information contained in the book covers much more than impotence....infertility and so on. My friend would definitly recommend this as a reference for anyone in need to know more about age effects on male sexuality.

This excellent book explains male reproductive anatomy, its normal functioning and the problems that can occur in a completely accessible way without compromising the medical science. You might buy this book for information on a particular problem or condition but it is well worth reading from cover to cover. If you think science is boring read Dr. Morgentaler's chapter on ejaculation or his explanation of the events leading to the exact moments of fertilization. The drama of these ordinary human biological events is described in heart pounding detail. This book is important because it has the potential to replace widespread ignorance and misinformation with the bright light of scientific understanding.

This is such a tragic, moving story - hearing the voices of men discussing the almost undiscussable. But for me the most amazing aspect is their ability to cope - their ability to 'go with the flow' and get on with things. Of course, this book is a very tiny sample (and even the author recognises that the sample is biassed - too many sterile rather than infertile respondents compared to population statistics - perhaps that tells us something about sterile men) and necessarily the author could not interview any man with fertility problems who had made the ultimate withdrawal from an unsatisfactory world.

I know a man who is sterile and I can see synergies between him and the responses reported here, even though his cicumstance is different from all of them. Unlike the respondents here he knew before he was in a relationship - so he did not have a partner to provide support - neither did he have a partner with whom he could bury his own responses by providing her support. It affected him in different ways, but then his life did change. But, for all of these afflicted men, the continual ache in the background does remain even when parenting softens the blow to a degree.

None of the men with infertility problems in this book makes the demand on their partner that they should just accept what fate has dealt them. These men - despite qualms and uncertainties - go along with their partners and fufill their own desires as much as is possible, by following the routes of adoption and assisted fertility processes such as donor insemination (DI).

Perhaps there is another book to be written - one with a broader perspective. How do men cope, for whatever reason, with a failure to become a parent? Is it important to them? Does it have an impact on their life's 'achievement' (think about Beethoven for example)? Are men different in this to women?

Be prepared to confront uncomfortable ideas when you read this book - other people's sadness. One of the men saw that he had an 'invisible disability'. For me this might have been the most telling comment of all - perhaps everyone has invisible disabilities of one sort or another and we should respond to people with understanding and acceptance of that.

But then there was the anguish too. As one of the men said - It's terrible to have a problem, and your wife is the one who gets all the treatment and suffering for it.