Sex and Intimacy

Another year, another Valentine's Day. But while the focus this time of year is on our love for others, it’s important to remember about self-love too.

Anorgasmia is the inability to climax. Also known as Coughlan's Syndrome, read more about it today.

1 in 10 men suffer from erectile dysfunction in the UK and the condition affects over 152 million men worldwide.

Finding it difficult to gain and/or maintain an erection is a common problem, increasingly so for men aged over 40.

But did you know that there is a drug-free, safe and clinically proven way to improve and maintain intimate sensations for men?

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45% of men are unsatisfied with their penis size. Not only does this impact on emotional wellbeing, but it also decreases the average amount of sexual activity too.

A 2017 study from the Archives of Sexual Behaviour reported that over 60% of those who are unsatisfied with their genitals also report far less weekly sexual activity than those who were satisfied.

Introducing the Maxhim® Penis Extender: the brand-new male sexual wellness device to improve and maintain male genital satisfaction.

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In the UK, 1 in 10 men suffer from erectile dysfunction and this prevalence only increases with age. Erectile dysfunction, or impotence, concerns the inability to sustain or maintain an erection suitable for sexual intercourse. This can be caused by stress, anxiety, tiredness, or substance abuse, but it is an extremely common condition.

But, how can a penis ring improve your erections?

What if you could revitalise your intimate health? Bladder control, heightened sensations, improved moisture – this isn’t the stuff you hear in the magazines. As we grow older, we’re told we will undoubtedly see a change in our intimate health. Whether this is cosmetic or health-related, your area down below definitely won’t be the same as it used to.

As our age ripens, we may notice that maybe sex isn’t as easy and fun as it used to be, or it’s a LOT harder to control our bladder (with the odd leak here and there!). But, the downfall of your intimate health is not inevitable!

The intimate sensation experienced between a woman and her partner can be affected by looseness and lack of pelvic floor muscle strength. Without this vital strength or ability to squeeze your muscles, achieving an orgasm may be impossible! Sexual intimacy in a relationship is often essential, so, when it becomes hindered by ‘looseness’ or a lack of sensation, the relationship may suffer as a result.

Read this blog to learn all about this common pelvic health issue and how you can easily prevent and treat it!