Sexual Health Myths Busted: Libido, Erections, Ejaculation & Men’s Wellness

madman · Sep 24, 2025

Its all about jacking that FT up though BRUH.....LMFAO!

Hitting the nail on the head here!

* 02:46 Understanding Libido and Erection Myths

In this episode, Dr. Joshua Gonzalez discusses various myths surrounding sexual health, including misconceptions about libido, erections, masturbation, and ejaculation. They emphasize the importance of understanding normal sexual function, the impact of mental health and lifestyle on sexual desire, and the significance of nocturnal erections as a health marker. The conversation also touches on the effects of diet on ejaculate flavor and volume, the practice of edging, and the role of aphrodisiacs in relationships. Overall, the episode aims to demystify sexual health issues and encourage open discussions about them.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to Sexual Health Myths
02:46 Understanding Libido and Erection Myths
06:05 Masturbation: Myths and Realities
08:58 Ejaculation Duration: What’s Normal?
12:01 Nocturnal Erections and Overall Health
15:12 The Flavor of Ejaculate: Fact or Fiction?
18:01 Edging: Benefits and Risks
20:51 Aphrodisiacs: Do They Work?
24:09 The Importance of Relationship Maintenance
26:53 Conclusion and Resources

madman · Sep 24, 2025

*Testosterone is a threshold hormone. Our bodies need a certain amount for normal functions, but beyond that, there is not necessarily any additional benefit

*The effects of testosterone on libido are incredibly mixed and complicated

Thread 'Truth About Testosterone and Your Libido'

Apr 8, 2023

The Truth About Testosterone and Your Libido

Testosterone might not do as much for your libido as people think it does. Here's what this hormone does and doesn't do for your sex drive.

www.yahoo.com

As an expert on andrology and sexual dysfunctions, urologist Andrew Y. Sun, M.D., sees plenty of patients who’re struggling with low libido. And most are pretty sure they already know why: They must have low testosterone levels. Even if it turns out they don’t, “most of them still strongly believe that increasing their testosterone levels will improve their libido,” says Sun, who practices at Urology Partners of North Texas.

Sun’s...