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Wednesday, July 3, 2013

Vydox Goes Big

Vydox – The Orange Pill

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One of the newer male enhancers being promoted is a product called Vydox. According to the Website, Vydox is “The Worlds #1 Male Enhancement Solutions”, that’s not only a big claim, it also NOT the first time we’ve heard it.
The Orange Pill as it’s called, has a couple endorsements from professional golfers and Vydox is definitely not shy about guaranteeing results.
If you’re a guy looking to increase erection frequency, firmness, stamina and overall sex drive then Vydox promises they can help.
In this review, we’re going to look at all the ingredients and how this product is made then let you know if we feel the same way as Vydox does. From our research Vydox is one of the most expensive male enhancers on the market, what we want to know is — is it worth it?

Ingredients In Vydox And What They Do

L-Arginine 
An Amino acid found in meat, chicken, fish and dairy, L-Arginine is an essential amino acid used to make protein in the human body. Research shows that L-Arginine is converted into Nitric Oxide in the body, Nitric Oxide may be responsible of dilating blood vessels for improved blood flow. Because of the vasodilating properties of L-Arginine, it is widely studied and used to help increase blood flow to the genitals to help stimulate erections.
BioPerine 
BioPerine is a trademarked version of Piper nigrum, an extract of black pepper. BioPerine has conducted clinical studies to support its claim that BioPerine can help increase the absorption of certain nutrients.
Yohimbe 
Derived from a psychoactive plant called the Pausinystalia yohimbe; Yohimbe is a natural stimulant and reported aphrodisiac containing many alkaloids which have been used for centuries to treat male sexual dysfunction. Thought to block receptor sites involved in the relaxing of the corpora cavernosa, this ultimately leads to a larger release of nitric oxide required for firm erections.
Epimedium
Commonly known as Horny Goat Weed, the Epimedium leaf extract is commonly found in parts of Southeast Asia, Europe and China. One of the more common ingredients in most male enhancement products, Epimedium has been long used as an aphrodisiac and may provide benefit to people suffering with erectile dysfunction symptoms. Although not proven, it’s believed that Epimedium helps to increase nitric oxide production and may help men maintain longer erections.
Saw Palmetto Berry
Extracted from the fruit of a palm, Saw Palmetto has been long used for its potential prostate and 5-alpha-reductase inhibiting qualities. Several animal studies have been completed which indicate Saw Palmetto may inhibit estrogen receptors and may work to balance sexual hormone activity. The hormone balancing effect of saw palmetto may work to benefit the thyroid and sexual organs.
Asian Red Ginseng 
Red Ginseng is the type of Ginseng most commonly used for sexual benefits. Originally grown in Korea and China, Red Ginseng is peeled, steamed or boiled, then dried in the sun to bring out its beneficial properties. Clinically researched in both animal and human studies, Red Ginseng is shown improve erections by possibly increasing nitric oxide production and blood flow to the genital area.
Muira Puama Bark
Known also as “Potency Wood”, Muira Puama is a small flowering tree native to the Amazon rainforest. The bark of the Muira Puama has been traditionally used to improve libido, sexual function and sexual energy. Several studies have been done which may support the view that Muira Puama can help benefit erection difficulties and sexual desire.
Ginkgo Biloba
Native to China, the leaf from the large Ginkgo biloba tree has long been used for many of its health benefits. Over the years there have been numerous studies using both animal and human subjects. The conclusions of some of the research was that Ginkgo helps to support and improvement in memory, focus and other mental conditions. Additionally, because Ginkgo is thought to increase blood flow to brain and extremities, it’s believed to not only help sexual function by improving mood and potential effects on desire, arousal and orgasm, but may work to help support increases blood flow to genitals.
Damiana
Extracted from the shrub (Turnera diffusa, Turnera aphrodisiaca) historically native to the US, Central America and Mexico, Damiana is thought to act as an aphrodisiac. Long used by the Mayans and Aztecs, Damiana is reported to help increase sexual desire, performance and circulation to genital area as well as help maintain healthy sperm counts. To date, no conclusive human studies have been completed. However, there are animal studies showing a connection between Damiana and the various sexual benefits suggested by users.
Dosage of Product
Unfortunately, the Vydox Website does not disclose what dosages of any ingredient are contained in their product. After an exhaustive search we could only come up with dosage amounts for half of the ingredients.

Positive Feedback

  • Vydox has included L-Arginine and several other good ingredients
  • They have focused their product and used only specific ingredients with a history of effectiveness
  • Vydox has included BioPerine to help with absorption

Negative Feedback

  • Vydox is in tablet form
  • They do not disclose dosages or total milligram amounts on Website
  • Very expensive compared to other products with same ingredients
  • Website mentions Vydox can help with micro penis and other size issues
  • Vydox uses Yohimbe in product

Return Policy

Vydox has a 68 day return policy

Overall Recommendation

Overall we think Vydox is a good product that could work but we have a few reservations. We’re always partial to supplements using L-Arginine as the primary vasodilator because of the extensive research and track record of success. Unfortunately, Vydox uses Yohimbe in their because of it additional vasodilation and nitric oxide producing capabilities.
We prefer not to see Yohimbe for the two reasons listed below.
First, the inconsistency of Yohimbe quality is epidemic. Most people who know would agree that the majority of Yohimbe in the market place is worthless. Depending on what part of the tree you took it from, how old it is or where the tree was located determines if it will be effective or not. Second, many people have reactions to this herb and long term use can prove hazardous to some of your organs. High quality, potent Yohimbe can be powerful and effective; we simply feel there are better alternatives available today.
Like many other male enhancers, Vydox comes in tablet form. Because tablets have a lousy absorption rate compared to capsules, our guess is they’ve included BioPerine to help make this situation better.
While we think overall, the ingredients in Vydox are good and probably in the effective dosages, Vydox is quite expensive compared to other products with similar formula.
If we add up all the pros and cons, we think it’s a good product but do not strongly recommend Vydox.

Monday, May 6, 2013

Erectile dysfunction: Four non-prescription treatment options


Erectile dysfunction: Four non-prescription treatment options

Non-prescription treatments for erectile dysfunction are options for otherwise healthy men. Learn about four of those options. Photo: dsovercash
CHICAGO, April 25, 2013 — Erectile dysfunction (ED) affects 30 to 50 percent of males, most of them 40 to 70 years of age. In case there is someone who does not know, ED occurs when a man cannot acheive or maintain an erection that is firm enough for sexual intercourse. It can be accompanied by diminished sexual desire. 
Age, smoking and obesity are factors in developing ED. For approximately 20 percent of men, ED has a psychological cause such as stress or depression. Conventional ED treatments include oral and injected medications, hormonal therapy, suppositories, and prosthesis implantation.  
There are several alternative treatments for ED available such as the herb, red ginseng, the supplements DHEA and L-arginine, as well as traditional treatments such as acupuncture. All alternative methods require additional research to determine whether they are scientifically safe and effective for ED, but they each have firm supporters and anecdotal backing.  
It is important to see your physician about ED no matter what treatment options you are considering. ED can be a symptom of more serious health problems such as cardiovascular disease, diabetes or nerve disorders. Another cause of impotence requiring a doctor’s diagnosis is Peyronie’s disease, a bend in the penis that inhibits erection.  
Red Ginseng  
Ginseng is called red ginseng (Korean red ginseng, or panax ginseng) when it is harvested after six years of growth. It is traditionally considered an adaptogenic substance meaning it restores balance to the body, enhancing our well-being. 
This herb may help with ED because it has hormonal effects similar to those of testosterone. Or, red ginseng might assist with lift by relaxing the smooth muscles of the corpus cavernosum, columns of erectile tissue in the penis. 
A research analysis of randomized clinical studies that used red ginseng to treat ED suggests that the herb is helpful in relieving this problem. However, the low number of studies available, plus the small size and methodological quality variations of the studies leaves plenty of room for further inquiry. 
Dehydroepiandrosterone (DHEA
Research has discovered a link between low DHEA levels in men and ED. 
DHEA, dehydroepiandrosterone, is a basic ingredient of male hormones. It is manufactured by the human body in the testes and adrenal glands. Although it can also be made in laboratories from chemicals found in wild yams and soy, our body cannot produce DHEA from these chemicals by eating yams or soy products. 
Studies such as the Massachusetts Male Aging Study show that DHEA supplements help alleviate ED, particularly in men who have generally good health and whose other sex hormones are in good supply. DHEA is much less effective for those with impotence resulting from nerve disorders or diabetes.  
L-arginine 
L-arginine is an amino acid necessary in the manufacture of nitric oxide. Nitric oxide is an important factor in vascular health and the regulation of blood flow. It triggers the relaxation of smooth muscles throughout the body including the essential erectile region of the corpus cavernosum. 
Much research, but not all, supports the claim that taking L-arginine supplements is aces at increasing the body’s level of endothelial (cells lining blood vessels) nitric oxide. Sometimes L-arginine is paired with another substance such as Pycnogenol to maximize its nitric oxide producing effects. 
You should definitely consult with your doctor before using L-arginine supplementation. It can affect blood glucose and potassium levels and possibly increase the production of stomach acid. However, much of the research and patient reports are very encouraging.   www.vydox.com
Acupuncture 
Your first thought about about acupuncture for ED might be, “Where exactly to they put the needles?” Fortunately, acupuncture does not treat ED locally. 
Acupuncture energy meridians or pathways run along the entire body. Very fine needles are inserted at specific points on the abdomen, back, and extremities to eliminate the energy imbalance causing impotence. This procedure can also alleviate ailments that contribute to, or underly, the problem. Depending on the patient’s diagnosis, acupuncture is sometimes combined with the use of herbal medicines. 
A small study at the Lainz Hospital, Vienna, Austria (2003) showed that acupuncture is a viable treatment option for psychologically based ED. After treatment, two-thirds of the participants reported things were looking up.  www.vydox.com


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Thursday, August 16, 2012

Psychologist Recommends Oral Sex to Reduce Morning Sickness


Psychologist Recommends Oral Sex to Reduce Morning Sickness

Psychologist Recommends Oral Sex to Reduce Morning Sickness
A recent claim made by psychologist Gordon Galluphas caught the attention of one and all for the reasons that it recommended oral sex for women to avoid morning sickness. The psychologist at the University at Albany-SUNY claimed that women who intake sperms from their male partners are more likely to avoid the risk of morning sickness.
"It's the father's contribution to the fetus that makes the chemistry different from the chemistry of the mother. Therefore, high-frequency insemination by the foetus' father may promote immuno-tolerance”, said Gallup. There are many women who are affected by morning sickness with symptoms more likely to bother them in the morning, however, with passage of time, they fizz out. It is believed that semen do have anti-depressive qualities.
As of now, most women use general remedies like a teaspoon of ginger or a mint so as to deal with morning sickness. But, oral sex, as per the psychologist, can make things a lot better.
The psychologist has also backed what has been said in the 2000 abstract from the National Center for Biotechnology Information about oral sex and swallowing sperms linked with reducing preeclampsia.
It is because of the indulgence of a foreign substance, semen that makes women susceptible to morning sickness. However, most of the women are likely to get rid of the same around the 12th week of pregnancy.

Severe gum disease, impotence may be linked

Severe gum disease, impotence may be linked May 21, 2012 in Dentistry Men younger than 30, over 70 at particular risk, study shows. (HealthDay) -- Men with severe gum disease, known as periodontitis, are at greater risk for impotence, according to a new study that finds young men and the elderly at particular risk. The researchers from Taiwan used data from a large study to identify almost 33,000 men with erectile dysfunction and randomly selected about 162,000 men without this condition. Of these study participants, about 12 percent had periodontitis. This group with gum disease included about 27 percent of the men with erectile dysfunction and about 9 percent of those without sexual problems. The men were followed for five years. The study found gum disease was much more prevalent among the men with erectile dysfunction than the control group. After taking into account other lifestyle factors, such as income and pre-existing medical conditions, the researchers found gum disease was still linked to impotence, particularly in men younger than 30 and those older than 70. "Understanding all aspects of how and why a health condition occurs is vital to prevention and treatment goals," said Dr. Tobias Kohler, a member of the American Urology Association Public Media Committee, in a committee news release. "This new study demonstrates how seemingly unrelated conditions can in fact be connected, underscoring the need for further research and education." The study did not show that gum disease causes impotence, merely that an association exists between the two. One expert put forth a theory on a potential link between diseased gums and erectile dysfunction. "I think the link between erectile dysfunction and gum disease is likely due to inflammation in the body, and the damage in the blood vessels supplying the penis," said Dr. Aaron Katz, chairman of the department of urology at Winthrop-University Hospital in Mineola, NY. He added that men who have periodontitis should avail themselves of good dental care to help address the problem. The researchers are from the Far Eastern Memorial Hospital and the Herng-Ching Lin School of Health Care Administration at Taipei Medical University. The study was to be presented Monday at a meeting of the American Urological Association, in Atlanta. Data and conclusions presented at meetings should be considered preliminary until published in a peer-reviewed medical journal.

Read more at: http://www.vydox.com

Wednesday, August 15, 2012

Chad's Requiem & Penis Haircuts


Hard Knocks Episode 2: Chad's Requiem & Penis Haircuts

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Last night's episode of Hard Knocks featured gut-wrenching moments, scrappy white receivers, Sean Smith shutting people down, David Garrard getting injured, Chad Johnson getting fired, and rookies getting cock-and-balls-shaped haircuts.

It was a jam-packed episode. Here's your recap:

- Things started a bit intense this week as the opening scenes gave us Joe Philbin's reaction to the death of Andy Reid's son. Philbin lost a son himself, and to see him talk about how he found the strength to carry on through football and through taking the job as Dolphins head coach was gut-wrenching. This is the kind of thing that'll get you rooting for a guy. That, and gambling.
- The Hard Knocks folks are really going to milk the shit out of this Les Brown thing. For those late to the party, Les Brown is a superfast white dude who used to be an accountant and is now trying out for the team at tight end. However, he's small, and his blocking technique is shit (Hard Knocks loves to show Brown getting the dick knocked out of him during blocking drills). But HE'S GOT HEART. And a hot girlfriend they keep showing. Because... titties!

- I don't know about you, but offensive coordinator Mike Sherman seems more head coachy to me than Joe Philbin does. Sherman is loud, foul-mouthed, and angry. Philbin is a mild-mannered Scooby Doo villain-looking motherfucker. It's probably meaningless, but it's worth pointing out.

During a meeting with the offense, Sherman picks guys out and then proceeds to shit on them in front of the others. THIS IS AWESOME.
"Where's Charles?"
[Charles raises hand]
"You're shit!"
[Charles makes sad face]
"Where's Egnew?"
[Egnew raises hand]
"You were drafted as a high pick. You're shit. It's not good enough!"
[Egnew makes a sad face]

Hard Knocks showed Ryan Tannehill singing "Lean on Me" in front of the team. This was probably some kind of rookie hazing thing. There's something about your future franchise quarterback signing that song.

- This episode showed us scenes of veteran players randomly picking out rookies and giving them horrible haircuts. Josh Samuda got the worst of it. They shaved his eyebrows off and then gave him a dick mohawk. During a team meeting, Philbin asks Samuda to take off his cap and show everyone his new haircut. Samuta turns his head and reveals a dick-and-balls-shaped hairstyle for everyone to point and laugh at.

- In keeping with its tradition of showing us scrappy white guys trying to make the team,Hard Knocks introduced us to receiver Chris Hogan. Hogan has been earning a reputation for running precise routes and always being open, prompting Reggie Bush to nickname him 7-Eleven. So even if Hogan doesn't make the final 53-man roster, he at least walks away with a cool nickname.

- Offensive line coach Jim Turner: "If you jump offsides on a Green Bay play, what are you? You're a fucking asshole!" Offensive line coach Jim Turner is awesome.

- During one scene, offensive linemen are watching game film that has the Dolphins cheerleaders singing "Call Me Maybe" edited into it. This was done to lighten things up after a hard week for the players. But mostly, it was because of titties.

- There was a weird scene showing Dolphins players playing Ping-Pong in slow motion for some reason. The fuck was that about?

- This episode gave us a glimpse of last Friday's preseason game against Tampa Bay. It also gave us a glimpse at how the Dolphins are still shitty. It also gave us a glimpse at Tannehill's impressive debut, which allowed them to give us a glimpse of his wife cheering him on in the rain. Because... titties!

- The episode closed things out with Chad Johnson's arrest. We saw Philbin meet with the team the following day and explain in his rambling way that things are just so gosh dern not good. The scene with Philbin telling Johnson they were parting ways was intriguing.

Disciplinary hearing underway for Edmonton police officer accused of exposing himself



Disciplinary hearing underway for Edmonton police officer accused of exposing himself

 

 
 
 
 
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Photograph by: Supplied , Edmonton Journal

EDMONTON - An Edmonton police officer accused of showing his erect penis to a woman he arrested testified denied the accusation Tuesday during a disciplinary hearing.
Const. Jared Ruecker faces a discreditable conduct charge in an internal police hearing into events following an arrest Jan. 30, 2011. His accuser, a 39-year-old woman, claimed Ruecker exposed himself after charging her with mischief and dropping her off at her apartment.
On Tuesday, conflicting testimonies were heard about what happened that morning and the weeks that followed, when the woman admittedly called Ruecker and demanded he drop the mischief charge.
“She gave me an ultimatum to either drop the charges or she would go” to internal affairs, Ruecker said.
Shortly before 2 a.m. that morning, police were called to Eddie Shorts Bar and Grill, 10713 124 St., with complaints of trouble with an intoxicated woman.
The woman testified she had a couple of cocktails and two or three shooters at the bar over an hour and a half that night. During a confrontation, she kicked and broke the glass door, then returned to her nearby apartment, where she called police to report what happened.
Ruecker and Const. Gordon McDonald went to the bar, collecting statements from staff about a woman known as “Trish the Dish” or “Diamond,” who had broken the front door after staff escorted her out.
The pair went to the woman’s nearby apartment at 3:44 a.m., where police had been earlier that night, to see if she matched the witness descriptions.
McDonald and Ruecker both said the woman was emotionally unstable when they arrived, laughing and crying. After they talked to her for a few minutes, she calmed down. Ruecker told her she was under arrest at 3:51 a.m., and she willingly went with them to the west division police station, where she was charged with mischief. The woman said she and Ruecker flirted harmlessly in the front waiting area while she waited for the officers to complete paper work. Because of delays at the station, they issued her an order for her to return later to get fingerprinted.
Ruecker drove the woman home at 5:30 a.m., leaving McDonald behind to complete paperwork. They arrived at 5:43 a.m.
The woman said she and Ruecker held hands through the police cage on the way back. She testified that Ruecker said nothing, but followed her inside her apartment and stayed 10 to 15 minutes.
Ruecker went into the kitchen and complimented a professional picture the woman used as album art for a CD she released, she said.
After fixing a drink, she testified she sat down on a sofa. The officer stood in front of her, an arms length away, then unzipped his pants, exposing his erect penis. The woman said she fell back in shock, hitting her head on a picture against the wall.
“He got startled, zipped his pants up,” she said. Before leaving, he reminded her about her promise to return to the station for fingerprinting.
Ruecker said he didn’t flirt, hold hands, and that he only stepped inside her apartment so neighbours wouldn’t hear him issue the reminder. He said the woman was “compliant, very co-operative,” and that he stayed for just a couple of minutes, then returned outside to add notes to the file.
Ruecker returned to the police station at 6:04 a.m., police records show.
The woman testified she later began drinking and using cocaine. After suffering an overdose, she called 911 again. Ruecker and McDonald were among officers called in to accompany paramedics. After a short time, she demanded officers and paramedics leave.
“She appeared to not even recognize us,” McDonald said.
Two weeks after the incident, the woman launched a complaint with police. The woman testified she later called Ruecker on Feb. 28 to try to get him to drop the charge because of what he did. He agreed, she said.
During cross-examination by Bill Newton, Ruecker’s representative, the woman was asked about her efforts to get Ruecker to “meet me in the middle” and drop the charge that was spoiling her otherwise clean record. Newton referred the woman to a statement she later gave to a detective about the call.
“Does that sound like a threat to you?” Newton asked.
“Maybe,” the woman replied.
The hearing also heard a phone conversation between the woman and Ruecker recorded during a professional standards investigation in September. Investigators were with the woman as she called Ruecker and asked him if he dropped the charge as he had promised.
“I don’t know what you’re referring to,” Ruecker said repeatedly. “There’s no deal and I can’t drop the charge.”
The hearing will continue Wednesday. Ruecker, who has nearly five years of service, is still assigned to patrol duties.

Monday, August 13, 2012

Meryl Streep, ‘Hope Springs,’ and Senior Sex: Why Seniors Are Getting It On


Meryl Streep, ‘Hope Springs,’ and Senior Sex: Why Seniors Are Getting It On

Meryl Streep and Tommy Lee Jones play sexually active older folks in the new flick ‘Hope Springs.’ Similar stories are being played out across America as more folks in their 60s, 70s, and 80s are having sex.

No matter where we stand on the economy, gay marriage, and health care, we can all agree on this: We’re in the middle of a senior (sex) moment. Everywhere you look, seniors—from survivors of World War II to survivors of Woodstock and Vietnam—are doing it.
There’s Meryl Streep fondling Tommy Lee Jones (and herself) in Hope Springs. And there’s 72-year-old actor Fred Willard getting busted for masturbating at an “adult” movie theater. And there’s Aviva’s sex-crazed dad, George, on Real Housewives of New York, poking his erection in Sonja’s back. And there’s the viewed-by-1.2 million-YouTube watchers safersex4seniors.org video, showing granny and grandpa types in Kama Sutra positions. (They’re fully clothed, thankfully.) There even are senior-citizen porn videos, including threesomes.
So much for senior sex as the last taboo.
“This group came of age at a time when it was OK to enjoy sexuality, make movies about it, and sing songs about it,” says Melanie Davis, coordinator for SaferSex4Seniors.org and co-president of the sexuality and aging consortium at Widener University. “Boomers aren’t about to shut down their sexuality simply because society expects older adults to be sexless.
That’s why Americans in their 60s, 70s, and 80s are having sex—and talking about it. “The people who were somewhat older and somewhat younger experienced ‘make love not war,’” says Pepper Schwartz, 67, AARP’s sex and relationships expert and the author of books such as Finding Your Perfect Match, The Lifetime Love and Sex Quiz Book, and Love Between Equals. “Those lessons of life, that cultural revolution, didn’t end with their youth.”
Everything from Hollywood depictions to online dating sites that welcome older people to pharmaceutical game changers such as Viagra has made senior sex a cultural phenomenon. “That belief that you can fall in love, that your passion is not foolish, that you’re not ridiculous for wanting a partner—that’s what we’re seeing a sea change in,” says Schwartz, who just got engaged six weeks ago to a man she met on an online dating site six years ago. “I feel very girlish about it, very happy.”
So are old people having sex? Yes, according to the AARP’s sex, romance, and relationship surveys, and according to studies by professors at places like the University of Chicago.
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Meryl Streep as Kay Soames and Tommy Lee Jones as Arnold Soames in Columbia Pictures' Hope Springs. (Barry Wetcher / Sony Pictures)
“That belief that you can fall in love, that passion is not foolish, that you’re not ridiculous for wanting a partner—that’s what we’re seeing a sea change in.” 
The University of Chicago’s survey, published in The New England Journal of Medicine in 2007 and part of the National Social Life Health and Aging Project, found that sexual activity declined with age. It was 73 percent among 57-to- 64-year-olds, 53 percent among 65-to-74-year-olds, and 26 percent among 75-to-85-year-olds. The most common problems among women were low desire (43 percent), followed by difficulty with vaginal lubrication (39 percent). For men, the biggest problem was erectile difficulties (37 percent).
The AARP’s most recent survey, conducted in 2009, found that 28 percent of respondents had sexual intercourse at least once a week and 40 percent at least once a month; 22 percent masturbated at least once a month. (Willard just chose to self-stimulate more publicly than most.) The AARP survey also found that three in 10 male respondents had some degree of erectile dysfunction— but medicine came to the rescue. “They’re the Viagra generation,” says Dr. Paul Turek, a urologist who is director and founder of the Turek Clinic, a men’s-health facility in San Francisco. Older men can be like an older Ferrari, he says. “It’s simple biology and simple mechanics. You fix it all up, and they run really hard.”
Meryl Streep and Tommy Lee Jones in Hope Springs
Not all ages of seniors are alike. The World War II generation, in their 80s, is less open about talking about sex, says Dr. William Dale, chief of geriatrics and palliative medicine at the University of Chicago. Sixty-somethings are another story. “That generation is much more comfortable with their sexuality,” he says.
Indeed. In the gone-viral 31-second PSA for safersex4seniors.org, ad creator DDB New York showed good sex positions for seniors while drumming home the use-a-condom message. Seniors, no longer worried about pregnancy, forget about STDs and mistakenly think they don’t need prophylactics. There may be a followup, though nothing has been announced. “We’re being highly sought after to do more,” says Peter Hempel, CEO of DDB New York. (He notes that the actors in the video “had a great time doing it.”)