Top Health Facts for Men: 

1. Men's Waistline:  Men should have a 40 inch or less waistline to prevent diseases because fat around your midsection squeezes your organs causing them not to work properly and it sends signals to your liver and causes a 'fatty' liver. It also causes inflammation throughout your body and Type II Diabetes.
2. Antidepressants:  Antidepressants causes Erectile Dysfunction (ED) in men and will make it harder for women to get pregnant.
3. Prostate:  Prostate cancer is the second leading cause of deaths among men.  The prostate is a walnut-sized gland at the base of bladder.  Every man should get his prostate checked by age 40, earlier if they have family history but should start examining their prostates at ages 15-35.  The only way to detect prostate cancer is by taking a PSA test or getting a rectal exam.  Saw palmetto from health food stores aids in preventing cancer.  It might also enhance sexual functioning and sexual desire.  Zinc supplements and green tea is also good for the prostate.  Regular sex, at least 4 days a week, is good for men along with regular ejaculation which activates the prostate gland, keeping it from getting stagnant and inflamed.
4. Impotence/Erectile Dysfunction (ED): Sexual dysfunction in men can be caused by psychological issues, but is usually described as a form of impotence.  Half of all men over age 40 have some form of ED.  Men with diabetes tend to develop erectile dysfunction 10 to 15 years earlier than men without diabetes.  Some of the other common causes of impotence include alcohol, antidepressants, antihistamines, blood pressure medications, nicotine, sedatives, steroids, diuretics, cancer or chemotherapy, etc.  Raw garlic will help men with ED and parsley will block the garlic taste.  Heated car seats or laptops lowers men's sperm count.  Citrus fruit is good for sperm.  Helpful herbs includes saw palmetto, Siberian ginseng (don't take ginseng with high blood pressure). 
5. Testosterone:  Men should have their testosterone levels checked at age 35.  If your test is low then you have a low libido.  In men, low testosterone can lead to weight gain, but it may also help men keep their hair.  Higher testosterone levels are associated with hair loss.  Testosterone deficiency is a factor in causing heart disease, depression, and a host of aging-ailments in men including a man's body looking curvy like a woman's body.  You can get on natural supplements from health food stores for your testosterone.
6. DNA: Supposedly...25 to 30% of all men tested are not the fathers, so get tested early before paying years of child support.

Most Common Cancer in Men - Prostate Cancer

By Cathy Harris, DearCathy.com, Advice Columnist

June 1, 2015

Prostate cancer is the second most common cancer in American men after skin cancer. African American men have the highest rate of prostate cancer in the world. Men with family histories of the disease are also at greater risk. In addition, the risk for prostate cancer increases with age.

Prostate cancer usually occurs in older men. It most often appears after age 50. Prostate cancer forms in tissues of the prostate (a gland in the male reproductive system). The prostate produces semen, the fluid that carries sperm. The prostate gland is found below the bladder and in front of the rectum.

Normally, the prostate is about the size of a walnut. As a man gets older, the prostate often becomes enlarged. More than one-half of American men over the age of 60, have some enlargement of the prostate. This is not usually caused by cancer but could possibly cause other problems.

While the exact causes of prostate cancer are not known, certain risk factors have been linked to prostate cancer. A risk factor is something that increases a person's chance of getting a disease. Aging is the greatest risk factor for prostate cancer. Family history also plays a role.

If a man's father or brother has cancer of the prostate, his risk is two to three times greater than average. Diet may also be a factor. Men who eat large amounts of animal fat, particularly fats from red meat, may face a greater risk of prostate cancer than men who eat less animal fat.

Often, there are no symptoms in the early stages of prostate cancer. If symptoms do occur, they can vary, depending on the size and exact location of the lump or the growth in the prostate. Since the prostate surrounds the urethra, the tube that carries urine and semen, any change in the prostate can cause problems with urination and ejaculation. However, similar symptoms can be caused by a number of things, including an infection or a noncancerous condition called benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH).

If a man has any problems with weak or interrupted flow or pain while urinating, painful ejaculation, blood in the urine or semen, or, a nagging pain in the back, hips or pelvis, he should see a health care provider or an urologist to find out what's going on. A health care provider may order tests to determine the cause of the symptoms. Read More

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This Book Should Be in the Home of Every Black  Male Child in America

Book can be read by 12 years olds and above

Police Interactions 101: 

How To Interact With the Police 

in Your Car, On the Streets, 

In Your Home

Available as E-book, Paperback & Audiobook

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Dedication

Acknowledgements

Preface

Disclaimer

Chapter 1: POLICE ABUSE - COULD IT HAPPEN TO YOU OR YOUR FAMILY?

• Actions To Take if You Are Stopped By the Police in Your Car
• Actions To Take If You Are Stopped By the Police On The Streets
• Actions To Take If Police Knock At Your Door
• Top Ways To Set Up Legal Defense Funds for Victims of Racial Profiling, Police Brutality, Wrongful Imprisonment, etc

Chapter 2:  WHAT IS RACIAL PROFILING?

• What Can Happen If Law Enforcement Practices Illegal Profiling
• How To Implement Good Law Enforcement Programs Without Illegal Profiling
• What Resources Are Available To Law Enforcement Agencies
• What Officers Should Work in Highway Interdiction and Other Aggressive Enforcement Programs?
• How Should Superiors Respond To Racial Profiling Complaints?
• What Racial Profiling Laws Should Consist Of

Chapter 3:  HOW TO FORM CRIMINAL JUSTICE COALITIONS

• How To Hold Legislators Accountable
• How To Build Media Justice Coalitions
• How To Build Legal Defense Teams

Chapter 4: How TO FORM CITIZEN REVIEW BOARDS

• Top 10 Functions of Citizen Review Boards
• Top 10 Most Common Problems With Citizen Review Boards

Chapter 5:  SUGGESTIONS TO STOP POLICE ABUSE

• The Problem With Prisons, Jails and Detention Centers
• Top Suggestion from the Community
• Top Suggestions from Human Rights Watch

 Preface - A Note to The Reader

Do you know what to do when stopped and questioned by the police - in your car, on the streets or in your home? If you answered "NO" to this question, you need to read this book! Not only should you read this book but you should tell everyone you love and care about to read it also.

Do you trust the police? The goal is to arm yourself with the knowledge and power you need so you don't become just another victim.

Not only should young males be watchful of actions by the police but what about sexual profiling in this country? Women who often drive alone are at just a higher risk of being accosted by the police as others.

Women are just as likely to be profiled as men by local, state and federal law enforcement officers especially since the creation of the Department of Homeland Security (DHS.gov) in 2003.

Many women will no longer stop when directed by a police officer to pull over. Some will call 911 and ask for additional police to come to the scene and refuse to open their windows until backup police arrive.

Cops are known to rape or extort women for sex during highway pullovers. The situation is badly deteriorating. It comes as no surprise that unstable, aggressive bullies gravitate to police work, and quite a few are sexual predators.

Therefore, this book is an action plan for the entire family on what actions to take to protect themselves when driving a car, walking on the streets or in their homes.

As a business owner, community organizer and advocate, I have heard many, many stories about what the police is capable of and what they get away with. The reason for this is that most people do not understand their rights!

Advocates and activists don't trust local police agencies to self-investigate or police themselves. Nor do they trust district attorneys, grand juries, police commissions or local officials to be any more fair and impartial when investigating the police.

Many advocates don't understand that the Justice Department has always had on their books a strong arsenal of civil rights statutes to prosecute abusive police officers.

This office is equipped to dispatch their top civil rights lawyers to handle federal probes. But this will happen only if we demand it!

In the past it has taken major media attention, large scale protests and even a major riot, such as Rodney King LA riot of 1992, before the Justice Department has used its legal weapons.

Where there is evidence of sexual or racial profiling and/or police brutality, the Attorney General must send a strong message to law enforcement agencies that the Justice Department will go after lawbreakers whether they wear a "mask" or a "badge."

Not only will this book help you stay alive when you encounter a police officer, but if you are violated by the police, it provides an action plan on what steps to take to receive justice. Good luck!

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