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The Complete Prostate Book: Every Man’s Guide Lee Belshin Facing a diagnosis of enlarged prostate or prostate cancer can be terrifying, painful and confusing. In this layperson’s guide to these important and prevalent health problems, Lee Belshin helps men understand the process of diagnosis and treatment. 1996, Prima Lifestyles |
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Coping With Erectile Dysfunction: How to Regain Confidence and Enjoy Great Sex Michael Metz and Barry McCarthy With a therapeuticaly integrated technique and a unique couple centered approach, two of America's most prominent sex therapists offer men and their partners the most effective solutions available to overcome erectile dysfunction. According to the National Institutes of Health, between 15 and 30 million men experience chronic erectile dysfunction. 2004, New Harbinger |
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Coping With Premature Ejaculation: How to Overcome PE, Please Your Partner and Have Great Sex Michael Metz and Barry McCarthy Metz and McCarthy are leading experts in premature ejaculation. This book explores a multi-dimensional, bio-psychological approach to dealing with this problem and strengthening your sexual relationship. Many myths of male sexual performance and male sexual desire are explained. The authors teach about the different types of premature ejaculation and provide assessment exercises for the reader to determine which type of PE he suffers with. The authors suggest structured symptom-specific treatment strategies based on psychological, relational, and physiological techniques. Designed as a resource for couples, this book is a powerful tool for creating support and positive change in your relationship. 2004, New Harbinger |
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Erectile Dysfunction: Integrating Couple Therapy, Sex Therapy, and Medical Treatment Gerald Weeks and Nancy Gambescia Written primarily for professionals, this book is a comprehensive approach to the assessment and treatment of the physical, psychological and systemic causes of erectile dysfunction. 2000, Norton |
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Great Sex: A Man’s Guide to the Secret Principles of Total Body Sex
Michael Castleman Castleman’s message to men is surprisingly simple: stop imitating the rushed, all- genital sex seen in pornography. Instead, he suggests, cultivate the opposite: leisurely, playful, total body, massage-based love-making that includes the genitals but is not focused on them. This is a well-written book filled with wit and wisdom and state of the art information. It’s the “sex manual” you wish your dad had handed you. 2004, Rodale Press |
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Male Sexual Awareness: Increasing Sexual Satisfaction Barry and Emily McCarthy The McCarthys emphasize pleasure rather than performance and orgasm, and both single and married men are addressed. The book guides both men and women toward emotional cooperation and away from misunderstanding and conflicts that arise in sexual relationships. 1998, Carroll and Graf |
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Men's Sexual Health: Fitness for Satisfying Sex Barry McCarthy and Michael E. Metz Drs. McCarthy and Metz view male sexuality as going beyond the common emphasis on mere performance and pass-fail sex. Men's Sexual Health tells men the truth about what it takes to enjoy healthy, pleasurable and satisfying sex. The essential ingredients of long-term sexual satisfaction include intimacy, pleasuring, and eroticism. The authors remind us that not every sexual encounter need be perfect. 2007, Routledge |
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The Multi-Orgasmic Man: Sexual Secrets Every Man Should Know Mantak Chia and Douglas Abrams Offering men clear and practical guidelines for reaching their real but seldom-realized sexual potential, The Multi-Orgasmic Man vividly explores these extraordinary facts: by learning to separate orgasm and ejaculation (two distinct physical processes) men can transform the momentary release of ejaculation into countless peaks of whole-body orgasms. Men who experience multiple orgasms report increased vitality and longevity, by avoiding the fatigue and depletion that follow ejaculation. This book shows you how! 1997, HarperOne |
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The New Male Sexuality: The Truth about Men, Sex, and Pleasure
Bernie Zilbergeld This book is packed with solid information and sensible advice and serves as a helpful antidote to boring, unfulfilling or dysfunctional sex. He critiques our culture’s “fantasy model of sex” which dictates that men perform sexually without considering their actual needs for relating and sharing. 1999, Bantam |
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Overcoming Impotence: A Leading Urologist Tells You Everything You Need to Know Stephen Jones Dr. Jones writes a guide to understanding and addressing impotence problems for men and their sexual partners. He discusses normal sexual patterns, diagnosis, what happens at the urologist’s office, treatments and additional resources. 2003, Prometheus Books |
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Prostate Cancer: What Every Man – And His Family – Needs to Know
David Bostwick, et. al. Sponsored by the American Cancer Society, this book provides straightforward medical information about prostate cancer and its treatment. 1996, Villard Books |
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The Sexual Male: Problems and Solutions Richard Milstine and Julian Slowinski Milstine and Slowinski, a urologist and a sex therapist, offer a comprehensive look at male impotence. A self-evaluation section helps the reader start the process of dealing with actual or potential impotence. This is a practical health book that takes men’s sexuality seriously. 2000, Norton |
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She Comes First: The Thinking Man's Guide to Pleasuring a Woman Ian Kerner "When it comes to pleasuring women and conversing in the language of love, cunnilingus should be every man's native tongue," writes clinical sexologist Ian Kerner, Ph.D. He first explored "the oral caress" as a way of compensating for his premature ejaculation difficulties and quickly learned that women not only welcomed but often preferred "the way of the tongue," reaching orgasm more consistently than through intercourse. Dr. Kerner educates readers about the clitoris, "the powerhouse of pleasure," with 18 parts and 8,000 nerve endings (twice as many as the penis) and describes female sexual response from "foreplay" through "coreplay" to "moreplay." 2004, Collins Living |
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