For your convenience, the following is a list of the top searched topics on Men's Health, and suggestions of related search topics for additional resources:
1. Prostate Cancer: For more information on this topic, try also searching the Prostate Cancer Foundation, and the National Cancer Institute
2. Urinary Tract Infection: For more information on this topic, try also searching the Mayo Clinic, and eMedicine
3. Insomnia: For more information on this topic, try also searching WebMD, and Stanford.edu
4. Hair Loss: For more information on this topic, try also searching the American Hair Loss Association, and Baldrus
5. Vasectomy: For more information on this topic, try also searching Urologychannel, and Medicinenet
6. Ulcerative Colitis: For more information on this topic, try also searching Gicare, and Digestive Diseases
7. Diabetes: For more information on this topic, try also searching the American Diabetes Association, and the National Diabetes Clearinghouse
8. Impotence: For more information on this topic, try also searching Erectile Dysfunction, and Seniorhealth
9. Prostatitis: For more information on this topic, try also searching the Prostatitis Foundation, and BPH
10. Indigestion: For more information on this topic, try also searching heartburn, and Acid Reflux
This article is not intended to provide or imply medical remedies. For medical concerns, you are encouraged to seek the advice of a doctor or medical professional.
In the meantime, the following are the top search topics for Electronics and Gadgets. This list is provided to give men an alternative list of things to think about, and to distract men from the list of most common health issues.
1. iPhone: For more information on this topic, try also searching Will It Blend?, and APPLE
2. iPod: For more information on this topic, try also searching iPod hacks, and All Things iPod at the ilounge
3. Computers: For more information on this topic, try also searching CNET, and How Stuff Works
4. Cell Phones: For more information on this topic, try also searching FDA and FCC, and Cell Phones for Soldiers
5. GPS: For more information on this topic, try also searching GPS World, and Global Positioning System
6. Nintendo Wii: For more information on this topic, try also searching Nintendo, and Wii's World
7. PSP: For more information on this topic, try also searching Gamespot, and Playstation Portable Cheats
8. TV: For more information on this topic, try also searching TV Guide, and LCD TV Comparison at Consumer Search, and Crutchfield Advisor
9. Digital Cameras: For more information on this topic, try also searching DP Review, and DC Resource
10. Blackberry: For more information on this topic, try also searching Black Berry Forums, and Crackberry
Now, with all those really interesting electronics and gadgets to search on the Internet, shouldn't we entrust our health issues to the medical professionals?
Men, what was the last month that you visited a medical professional for a consultation or yearly check-up? If you cannot remember the month, or the year, then it has been too long.
It seems that men are always too busy to take time for a yearly doctor's visit, because there are always so many other things to do. Take the time to search and purchase a new electronic gadget to take with you to the doctor's office, and learn to use it while you sit in the lobby or waiting area. Consider it your personal reward for that yearly check-up that you have been putting off for far too long. Take time to take care of yourself, and simultaneously give yourself a little time to play, because that contributes to good mental health.
Wives, encourage your husband to reserve a little time for a yearly health check by a doctor, not the Internet. If there are any concerns with the top ten health issues, then refer to the top ten electronics and gadget searches for motivation.
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Words of Wisdom
"Women's liberation will not be achieved until a woman can become paunchy and bald and still think that she's attractive to the opposite sex."
- Earl Wilson
"I feel a very unusual sensation - if it is not indigestion, I think it must be gratitude."
- Benjamin Disraeli
"Formerly, when religion was strong and science weak, men mistook magic for medicine; now, when science is strong and religion weak, men mistake medicine for magic."
- Thomas Szasz
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John Mehrmann is author of The Trusted Advocate: Accelerate Success with Authenticity and Integrity, the fundamental guide to achieving extraordinary sales and sustaining loyal customers. This revolutionary book applies peak management techniques and leadership skills, with common sense and practical applications to grow business, sustain loyal customers, and use personal talents for personal success.