Today, I
would like to talk about an interesting article I read on AskMen the
other day. In “How Body Type Affects Fitness,” American record-holding Paralympic swimmer and personal trainer, Travis Pollen explains how our body type
affects the way we exercise.
All of us
have a number of individual physical characteristics that affect our athletic
performance. People with different height, weight or limb length will excel or
do poorly at different kinds of exercises. Moreover, such factors as our bone
structure, muscle insertion point or type of dominant muscle fiber vary greatly
between individuals and play important roles in the way we should approach our
training.
Reading
this informative piece, I could not help thinking how well this personalized
approach to getting fit ties in with what we do every day at NuMale Medical Center. Unfortunately, I can’t say the same about the industry of men’s sexual
health in general.
Millions
of men around the world are suffering from erectile dysfunction (ED), which is
often caused by low testosterone levels (low T) associated with aging. Although
modern medicine is perfectly capable of effectively treating these conditions,
many doctors today choose the one-size-fits-all approach to treating ED and
prescribe Viagra or other oral ED medications instead of addressing the root of
the problem.
At NuMale Medical
Center, we understand that each patient has a unique set of personal
characteristics that determine the way he should be treated. Our highly
experienced doctors perform a number of pre-treatment medical examinations, including laboratory
tests and
ultrasound imaging in order to tailor the best possible erectile dysfunction treatment designed specifically
for each
patient’s body.
So,
whether it’s physical training or ED treatment, it is important to consider the unique features of
your body in order to achieve the best possible results.
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