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Did you know that a healthy sex life plays a factor in living longer? Many researches demonstrate that the frequency of sexual relations and the pleasure derived fro them have a significant positive influence on cardiovascular health in men and a general positive impact in general health in both men and women! So instead of an Apple a day to keep the doctor away…. 
“I notice that when I am in a relationship and thus more sexually active, I tend to suffer more often from bladder infections. This is however not an STD, but I imagine there must be a link due to this correlation. Is it the case or purely coincidence and if so, how can I remedy this situation?”
Did you know that 15- to 24-year-olds have half of U.S. STD. Indeed, CDC (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention) estimates that from the 19 million new STD infections each year — almost half of them are among this age group.
I happen to sometimes forget to take my contraceptive pill. As I do not like the idea of injections, I’ve been thinking that a an intrauterine device (IUD) could be the solution for me. However, a friend of mine told me she was councelled against it’s use as a contraceptive device due to the risk of infection that can cause sterility. Is this risk real?
Based on the fact that the quality of an erection is directly related to blood circulation it is well known that there is a correlation between cardiac health and erectile dysfunctions. This being said, recent research comes confirm this theory and sheds new light on the subject.
Did you know that every 15 seconds, someone under the age of twenty-five (25) gets infected by HIV? That give us an average of four (4) per minute , two-hundred and forty (240) an hour, and five-thousand-seven-hundred and sixty (5760) a day!
With a bit of imagination, even condoms can be cool!
We all know that you “wear” a condom but did you know you could actually dress in condoms?
Here is a question that haunts me and has given me nightmares over the past years.
Julie Pelletier, a respected sexologist in Quebec, once gave me goose bumps when she said that one night stands should always be accompanied by a roll of plastic wrap when comes the time to practice oral sex on a woman…
I cannot fathom telling my partner to wait as I pull out 30 centimeters of plastic wrap.
What is this about?
A question that comes back frequently during conversations between parents is to what degree can we and should we be open about our past sexual experiences and choices with our children when they inquire? Does talking about our “experiences” when we were younger encourage our children to follow in our footsteps or worse use it as an excuse as to their own choices? Or, on the contrary, does sharing these experiences openly with the color and knowledge we now posess help cement a strong, open and honest parent/adolescent relationship?
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I would like to share with you an article written by a fellow sexologist about penile fractures. Now stop smiling and laughing I’m not joking! Actually, I’m talking about a corpus cavernosum rupture, but well… it’s called a fracture because of the sound it makes like a “Crack!” or a “Pop!” when it happens. Because the article is in french, I will give you a rough translation with the main ideas.
The MSSS (Quebec Provincial Health and Social Services) just launched a new campaign vaunting the use of the HPV vaccine. To achieve this goal, it is drawing a comparison of the advantages, risks and inconveniences of the use of the vaccine to those of a chastity belt. Somewhat entertaining, however quite ridiculous, this campaign misses the point and fails to transmit the important message to our youth as well as their parents. What are the facts?
