Getting more sleep, eating a healthy diet, getting into shape, and enjoying your sex life are all ways men can reduce stress and feel happier. Watch as urologist Harry Fisch, MD, discusses the lifestyle changes men should make to combat anxiety.
[BLANK_AUDIO] You know I always get a question about stress and unfortunately, it's difficult to pinpoint how to elevate stress for all people. However for men, one of the things that I know occurs a lot that would help a stress level is believe it or not, getting more sleep. In this country, we always think which is the less sleep and more macho we are.
I see four hours, that's good. No, usually, for most men, you need ready for this, 8 to 10 hours of sleep. Once you get that sleep, you feel a lot better. Then the other thing is getting into shape. Getting into shape by dieting and exercise. Now, dieting is important of course, but exercise is critically important because it improves the endorphin levels in your brain.
Because when you're exercising, you feel great, don't you? So that's what you really need to do and of course, I always say that sex is the parameter of a relationship, your health and your stress level. So the more sex and the more interplay you have when you're in a relationship, the happier and less stressed you will be.
Harry Fisch, MD is a board certified urologist at New York Presbyterian Hospital/Weill Medical College of Cornell University. He is a national leader in the diagnosis and treatment of men's health issues, as well as sexuality and fertility
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