It is no small irony that the man who sings one of the greatest hits 'Times, They Are a Changing' recently found himself in hospital, a casualty of a serious heart affliction. As we catapult into the new millennium besieged by information which changes much more rapidly than Bob Dylan could ever have imagined, it is men who are now seeking to make those healthy choices that women have long since embraced. This is happening none too soon as statistics indicate that, at the moment, men are not in good shape.
Men live shorter lives than women.
They die more frequently from heart disease and one in four men over 55 years of age will experience some form of prostate disease. These statistics may be reversed and men have finally begun to realise this. Ischaemic heart disease and prostate cancer can be prevented by utilising the best that modern science and natural therapies have to offer. In fact, the union of these once adversarial disciplines has lead to the development of some exciting new health breakthroughs in the areas of cardiovascular and prostate health. The heart is probably our most vital organ, as it supplies energy to our whole body.