1. Prostate Cancer Facts and Figures

    If you’re like most men, then you’re probably okay with delaying your first prostate exam for as long as possible. Aside from skin cancer, prostate cancer is the most common form of cancer found in American men, making it incredibly important to monitor the health of your prostate. In today’s post, we’ll take an in-depth look at the most recent prostate cancer data released by leading rese…Read More

  2. The Importance of a Healthy Prostate

    Prostate exams are a common punchline in comedy routines, but they are one of the most important preventative health measures a man can take. As a men’s health clinic in Tucson, we take prostate health seriously, and we want our patients to feel informed and empowered to take charge of their prostate health. While prostate disorders typically affect men over the age of 40, it is never too early …Read More

  3. Tips for Weight Loss Success, Part III

    More Americans than ever before are struggling to maintain a healthy weight. The prevalence of cheap, processed food, high-stress work environments, and busy schedules all create the perfect conditions for an expanding waistline. We’ve given you several weight loss tips in parts one and two of our ongoing series, and in today’s post, we’ll continue to provide weight loss tips that anyone can…Read More

  4. Tips for Weight Loss Success, Part II

    With summer quickly approaching, many men around the United States are beginning to watch their waistlines. If you’re like most of us, then you’ve probably experienced how difficult it can be to stick to a diet and exercise regimen. We gave you a few tips to help you lose weight in a previous post, and in today’s post, we’ll continue to provide you with effective and easy weight loss tips.…Read More

  5. Tips for Weight Loss Success

    If you’ve ever tried to lose weight, you’re surely aware of how difficult it can be to stay on track. Treats at the office, a busy schedule, and high-stress situations can all provide the ideal conditions for your progress to become derailed. At Men’s Vitality Center in Tucson, we’re dedicated to helping men in Arizona lose weight and live healthier lives. We offer a number of men’s heal…Read More

  6. Is Neck Pain Slowing You Down?

    As the nation’s leader in men’s health, we recognize that men in Tucson are negatively affected by much more than the symptoms of low testosterone. Neck pain affect millions of men each year and is often caused by bad posture, strains, and disc complications. In addition to our low testosterone replacement therapy, weight loss management, and other men’s health services, Men’s Vitality Cen…Read More

  7. Common Causes of Headaches

    Whether you wake up with an occasional headache, or find yourself suffering from chronic migraines throughout the day, headaches are never a pleasant experience. In today’s post, we’ll look at several of the most common causes of headaches in men and explain how you can treat them. Men’s Vitality Center in Tucson offers a variety of men’s health services, including headache management. Con…Read More

  8. How Obesity Harms Your Health, Part III

    Obesity is a growing epidemic in the United States, and the blame can be placed on a number of things prevalent in our society. Among other factors, high-calorie and low-nutrition foods are readily available, our lifestyles are increasingly sedentary, and our fast-paced lives are contributing to heightened stress levels. All of these elements are contributing to a growing prevalence of obesity, an…Read More

  9. How Obesity Harms Your Health, Part II

    Even an extra bit of excess weight around the midsection has been shown to harm your overall health, and the health risks of obesity are significant. We explained three harmful effects of obesity in a previous post, and in today’s post, we’ll explain three more harmful effects of obesity on your health. Men’s Vitality Center in Tucson offers a variety of men’s health services, including di…Read More

  10. How Obesity Harms Your Health

    Excess weight should always be taken seriously. Even carrying a few extra pounds around the midsection can shorten your lifespan and increase your risk of developing diabetes and other serious health problems. Clinical obesity is a chronic disease generally defined by a person’s body mass index, or BMI. Your BMI is a function of your height and weight, and people who weigh more than 20 percent o…Read More