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After people solve their basic food and clothing needs, they start thinking about things different from ordinary animals. For example, as the saying goes, "when one's basic needs are met, one knows honor and shame", or "when one's basic needs are met, one seeks sexual happiness". Especially in modern society, moral criticisms like "rich food and warm clothes lead to lustful thoughts" have been discarded by many people into the dustbin of history. This can be seen from the increasing number of "sex-related" medical advertisements in recent years.
Among these "sex-related" medical advertisements, "male prostate" problems stand out as a new growth point. The other day was the 9th "Male Health Day". Originally, with great life pressure, the slogan "men need more care" sounded quite warm-hearted. However, somehow, in the eyes of some experts and media, "male health" has become synonymous with "male sexual health". You can see that in yesterday's domestic newspapers, reports related to "Male Health Day" all focused on male prostate, "one-minute men", circumcision, premature ejaculation, ED, "sexual interest", "erection", etc. Don't you think this is an example of generalizing from partial information?
As a male, frankly speaking, if everyone really paid attention to male sexual health openly, it would be considered a good deed accumulating "hidden virtues". But after hearing some "male health experts" dramatize the issues in front of the media, I always feel uncomfortable. Take a look at several news headlines: "The probability of men suffering from prostate diseases approaches one hundred percent", "Forty-year-old men already face 'erection' difficulties", "Failure to sell houses causes ED due to worries"... Let me share with you my feelings after reading these titles: On one hand, I completely disdain these counterfeit "research results", and on the other hand, such sensational and arbitrary statements make me feel that our male community has been insulted collectively, like swallowing a fly.
It's truly pitiful for men to be treated like commodities for sale. Some "male health experts" exaggerate facts possibly to show the importance of their discipline and scare men into "coming for a thorough prostate examination"; some media sensationalize the issues probably more for the sake of gaining attention economy. In this way, paying attention to "male health" or caring for "male sexual health" seems to have gone overboard.
Male infertility may be due to lack of sunlight: According to the Australian News, an Australian study on infertility found that men who cannot make their partners pregnant generally suffer from vitamin D deficiency.
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