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Best of Health
Men on Addiction
We asked men from around the country, What are you addicted to? This is what they told us.
Men and Trauma: Most of Us Won’t Even Use the Word ‘Fear’
Dan Griffin believes: “This is where we have to start: by eradicating the stigma of men talking about abuse.”
Eat Like a (Good) Man
A big part of being a Good Man in this weird, wild century involves not eating like an asshole. Josh Tyson tells you how.
America Anonymous
Why do we fail so spectacularly at treating addiction? Maybe because we’ve never been able to agree on what it is.
27 Years Without a Fix
Ron Tannebaum shares his story of the luxurious wealth and crippling addiction that came with smuggling, dealing, and ultimately abusing cocaine and heroin.
We Asked 550 Men, “Do Testicular Exams Happen at Your Annual Physical?”
The results are troubling... but not as bad as when we asked them about discussions about self-exams.
The results are troubling… but not as bad as when we asked them about discussions about self-exams.
Why Inner Peace Is The Key To Achieving All Your Goals
If you want long-term happiness, read this
Jack Jones was adopted from China to an American family. Growing up, he was picked on in school because of his race and skinny frame. When he saw Arnold Schwarzenegger for the first time in a film, he thought that becoming muscular would make girls like him and solve everything. He became obsessed with bodybuilding…
Losing Grandpa
After 20 years sober, Kase Johnstun’s grandfather fell off the wagon during a fishing trip in Alaska. He never got back on.
Being a PhD Student with Asperger’s Syndrome
Matthew Rozsa discusses a struggle unique to autistic individuals in PhD programs.
A Matter of Life and Tech
With countries like Germany and France already encouraging people to avoid wireless technology, David Packman discusses why a proactive consciousness is required to balance the benefits with the potential adverse health effects.
Secret Children: A Poem About Abuse
Rick Belden, with a haunting poem of abuse, the ramifications, and how to move forward
Prepped for Disaster
Gabi Coatsworth thought she’d dodged the bipolar bullet when her second son was diagnosed as depressed.
Emotional Healing
The time has come for a new conversation about our emotional healing.
Lost: One Testicle
Instead of looking for sympathy, Joe Weinberg had an unlikely reaction: He wished the cancer had been worse.
Teaching Addicts to Teach Addicts
Teaching prisoners to be counselors proved to be a perspective-changing experience for Dan Griffin.