Blood pressure medicines and erections: what the evidence really shows
Beta blockers and water tablets have a reputation here that the randomised data do not really support. The reputation itself turns out to be part of the problem.
Erections after prostate surgery: what recovery actually looks like
The single most useful thing to know is that early failure is not the verdict. Recovery runs on a two-to-three-year clock, not a six-week one.
Diabetes and erection problems: why the link is so strong
The commonest cause of erectile difficulty that nobody mentions at the diabetes review. It is worth raising, because it changes what gets checked.
Erectile dysfunction in your 20s and 30s: what’s usually behind it
Common, rarely talked about, and usually fixable. It still deserves a proper look rather than a tablet bought online.
Tadalafil daily or on demand: which dosing suits which man
Two ways of taking the same medicine, chosen by how often you need it — and, for some men, by the prostate.
Sildenafil side effects: what’s common, what’s rare and what needs urgent care
Most of what happens is a blood vessel doing what the medicine tells it to. A short list isn’t, and those are the ones to know.
Viagra Connect and the other pharmacy ED medicines: what you can buy without a prescription
Three products, one counter, and a conversation that isn’t a formality. Here’s what the pharmacist is actually screening for.
Weight loss supplements: what the evidence actually shows
No supplement sold in the UK has evidence of clinically meaningful weight loss. Several have evidence of liver injury.
Fifteen weight loss myths, and what replaced them
Several of these were true when they were written. A few were never true. Two changed in the last eighteen months.
Weight loss and cholesterol: what actually moves
The part of your cholesterol panel that responds best to weight loss is not the part most people are watching.