Men’s Health: How to keep what you’ve got
For most men at midlife, the red sports car and emotional tumult are but a myth. They get older, yes, but with aplomb. In our men’s health special, find reports on the importance of friends, sex and reviving your stamina.
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For most men at midlife, the red sports car and emotional tumult are but a myth. They get older, yes, but with aplomb.
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WHILE no man is an island, too many are like lonely peninsulas jutting off from the rest of society.
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THE role models are all around us: 60-year-old Sylvester Stallone looking trim and muscular, 65-year-old singer Aaron Neville sporting bulging biceps, and a robust Harrison Ford, 64.
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IF you think of your brain as a car, the sleekest, fastest machine you’ll ever own is a 20-year-old brain.
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YOU look just like your father, they tell you. Hey, not so fast.
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THE job description of little boys includes running around, screaming and fidgeting.
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THE sex lives of men can seem like an Aesop’s fable.
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ON the wrong track? A catalyst for healthful change doesn’t have to be gargantuan.
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TRYING to prevent hair loss is not a new male obsession.
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THERE are certain measurements that define us as men. Yes, there’s that one.
