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In Canada, erectile dysfunction (ED) is a common problem that affects millions of men, despite myths about it being psychological, exclusively affecting older men, and incurable. It can be treated with medication, such as the Health Canada-approved prescription subscription from Science and Humans.

Male pattern balding happens to so many, but it's a topic filled with misinformation and myths designed to capitalize on the shame that keeps men from taking steps towards solutions. While it can feel stressful, there is no need to feel embarrassed at the first signs of balding.

Many men experience hair loss, and popular treatments include prescription drugs and hair transplants. The majority of men can achieve success with prescription therapies, which are less expensive and may be more effective than expensive hair transplants. The cheaper choice should always be tried first.

About 85% of men experience major hair thinning by the time they're 50. For some guys, their hairline starts receding before they turn 21. Almost all hair loss in guys results from male-pattern baldness, a genetic trait that comes from your parents or aging. Other causes include certain medications, too much vitamin A, or not enough protein. Illness or stress can also lead to sudden, heavy shedding called telogen effluvium. Good news, though: Hair loss that isn’t from male-pattern baldness often reverses itself.

An erection is the result of increased blood flow into your penis. Blood flow is usually stimulated by either sexual thoughts or direct contact with your penis.