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The Battle for Manhood

A Guide to Men's Health and ED

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The Battle for Manhood

By: John Christ
Narrated by: John E. Christ
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What is manhood? The common definition relates to the function of the male sexual organ. The inability to get and sustain an erection for intercourse is the ultimate sign of the loss of manhood. The causes range from physiological diseases to psychological stresses.

I will explore the causes and what can be done with and for you. In addition, I have included a section on sexually transmitted diseases and a selection of four specific health problems in men. The main problems in establishing and maintaining manhood are beyond the scope of this book; however, it does provide a logical place to start rebuilding your manly birthright. Most of what follows is logical and may require a change in lifestyle.

©2020 John E. Christ (P)2020 John E. Christ Sexual & Reproductive Health

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