1. FAQ - Alcohol FAQs

   19/11/20

   weight-gain — a pint of beer contains nearly 200 calories (more than a packet of crisps); heart problems ... interventions on heavy drinkers Evidence on heart protection for moderate drinkers ... More

2. FAQ - Erectile Dysfunction FAQs

   04/03/22

   side-effects of prescribed drugs, particularly those used to treat high blood pressure, heart disease, ... potentially serious conditions (such as diabetes or heart disease). One study of 50 men with ED who had sought ... prescriptions for Viagra found that although none of them had any symptoms of heart disease, six were found to ... More

3. FAQ - Syphilis FAQs

   14/04/16

   tertiary) stage infection (often lasting many years) serious damage to your heart, brain and nervous system ... More

4. FAQ - Penis Size FAQs

   18/01/21

   kidney transplants and heart transplants are all possible. Penis transplants are not. Don't risk it. ... More

5. FAQ - Food FAQs

   14/04/16

   reduces your risk of health problems such as obesity, diabetes, heart disease, various cancers, high blood ... scope Patient UK- Healthy Eating British Heart Foundation- Healthy Eating NHS- Healthy Eating Tips NHS- ... More

6. FAQ - Sleeping FAQs

   14/04/16

   to 80% of cases. Medical conditions: pain commonly disturbs sleep, as do heart disease, breathing ... by stress or anxiety. Medical monitoring equipment is used to measure how your heart rate, blood ... because it is linked to high blood pressure (and therefore heart attacks and strokes) and diabetes. Also ... More

7. FAQ - Erections FAQs

   18/01/21

   health problems including: heart disease; narrow arteries;  high blood pressure; diabetes; ... More

8. FAQ - Breasts FAQs

   14/04/16

   medication, such as anti-ulcer drugs or medication for heart disease illegal drugs, such as cannabis or ... More

9. FAQ - Smoking FAQs

   14/04/16

   deaths from heart disease No part of the body is unaffected. Two thousand arms and legs are amputated ... More

10. FAQ - Peptic Ulcers FAQs

    14/04/16

    indigestion, hiatus hernia or heart disease. Untreated ulcers may also lead to serious complications. Your ... More

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