Sexuality associated to health

WHILE the role of androgen, associated with the male sex hormone, increases with puberty, it has its effects early in the development of a young male - in shaping his masculinity (triggering and controlling bodily programmes surrounding the male sexual development). The surge of testosterone during puberty prepares him for the biological function of finding a mate, mating (copulating), becoming a father and protecting the family.

According to Dr Amir Farid Isahak, there are several indicators if one has healthy: androgen levels (and other hormones like oestradiol, human growth hormone (HGH), gonadotrophins, prolactin, oxytocin, melanocyte-stimulating hormone, pheromones, and precursor hormones like pregnenolone, all which influence male sexuality and sexual function in some way); levels of nitric oxide (the messenger molecule necessary for vasodilation — to dilate the coronary arteries for healthy heart function, and the penile vessels for a good erection, among others); heart and lungs; good stamina; and sufficient qi (life-force).

As a guide, Amir recommends that one listens to these telltale signs. If you are not thinking of sex every day, you do not have enough androgens (and some of the other hormones mentioned above) to produce a healthy sex drive (libido).

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