In today’s video, we’re diving into a topic that doesn’t get nearly enough attention—your health, your body, and the power of knowledge in making informed decisions. We’ve seen a rise in male clients lately, particularly due to our innovative shockwave therapy, which can even treat prostate issues.
But today, I want to focus on something deeper: understanding your body and the importance of being your own health advocate.
Here’s a quick rundown of what we’ll discuss:
Rise in Male Clients: We’re seeing more men come in for shockwave therapy, especially for prostate health.
Understanding Your Body: Why knowing your own health and options is crucial for making informed decisions.
Client Success Story: A conversation with a client who avoided unnecessary surgery for an enlarged prostate through conservative care and shockwave therapy.
Sexual Health Beyond Intimacy: How regular intercourse and orgasms are vital for:
Endocrine system health
Prostate health for men
Hormone balance and stress management
Heart health and lower blood pressure
Advocating for Your Health: The importance of self-advocacy in getting the care you need.
Sexual health isn’t just about intimacy—it’s about vital functions in your body, from heart health to hormone balance, and even stress management. Regular intercourse and orgasms play a critical role in maintaining your endocrine system, prostate health, and more. So even as we age, these aspects remain incredibly important.
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