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Testosterone is the main hormone responsible for your classic “maleness.” It triggers the development of your sexual organs, contributes to strong muscle mass, keeps your sexual performance in tip-top condition, Read More

Do you have mysterious symptoms like sharp, jabbing pain, occasional weakness or numbness, even sensitivity to light touch? You know something’s wrong, but what could it be?  These are some of Read More

You know that your body can heal itself in many ways from cut skin to broken bones. But there are also many conditions that exceed your body’s ability to repair Read More

Every time you take a step your knees absorb about one-and-a-half times your body weight. That’s enough to wear down the ligaments and cartilage in your knee joints, until, over Read More

Pregnancy is a one-woman show. You and you alone carry the weight and the responsibility of physically supporting a growing baby, so it doesn't hurt to have a little help Read More

Arthritis pain can obliterate life as you knew it, limiting your movement, robbing you of beloved hobbies, and even causing clinical  depression and anxiety. What’s worse — it can’t be Read More

Peripheral neuropathy (PN) occurs when any of the nerves in your peripheral nervous system become damaged, irritated, or inflamed. These nerves start in your spine and travel throughout your body. Under Read More

Back pain brings your world to a grinding halt, as you struggle to sit, get up, stand, walk, bend, and all the other essential movements you once took for granted. Read More

Sciatica is the umbrella term used to describe the symptoms of a pinched sciatic nerve. The list of varied symptoms is about as long as the nerve itself, which runs Read More

You ask a lot of your knee joints, and they typically deliver without complaint — bending, extending, jumping, and bearing one-and-a-half times your body weight with every step. But if Read More

About 20 million Americans have been diagnosed with neuropathy, according to the National Institutes of Health, and it’s likely that the condition affects millions more who haven’t yet been diagnosed. Read More