Surviving Male Menopause: Jed Diamond’s Guide for Man and Woman

March 31, 2009 by · Leave a Comment 

Jed Diamond is a licensed psychotherapist practicing his profession for almost 40 years. He is also the director of the health program MenAlive which aims in helping men to live well and live long. He has already authored seven books which include the best seller “Male Menopause” which is translated into fourteen languages and “Surviving Male Menopause” containing other important factors of a man’s life discussed in details.

For Jed Diamond, it is very important to understand the andropause phenomenon which occurs in men. As this brought physiological and psychological changes, affected people might get really upset and their family members may also suffer the consequences. This is true especially for married people. In general, wives carry the burden of their changed husband. They also get confused and despaired about their husband’s personality especially when talking about moods and attitudes.

“Surviving Male Menopause” educates women regarding the most complicated stage of the men’s life. The book contains eight chapters which are easy to understand. It is a complete book which discusses about male menopause on a more personal outlook. Women also speak their side as they gain a deeper understanding of what the phenomenon really is. It is true that some women who lack understanding can be blown off against what their husbands has been showing to them jeopardizing their marital relationship.

Hear stories from men revealing the truth as they experienced a complicated biological change in their lives. Maybe your mind is bombarded by a lot of questions regarding male menopause but afraid to know it. Well, in this book you will find the answers.

It is a fact that before facing their later years, men once become adolescents and more mature during their middle age. The stages of manhood are thoroughly discussed providing guidelines on how to survive each stage.

Men could hardly accept it that andropause is striking them. They face their greatest fear thus denying that apparent symptoms of andropause in them are not happening. How can anyone accept the fact that they are losing their energy, sex drive and physical agility? Moreover, they would also deny that IMS (Irritable Male Syndrome) is attacking them. It is the condition wherein sudden mood swings occurs from once being lovable, contented, and peaceful to becoming mean, discontented, and agitated. In this book, men are taught how to overcome their fear and denial stage.

Male menopause has different factors to deal with. Men can never successfully pass this stage without proper knowledge of how to get through it. As some mostly believe that it is the end of men’s sexual power. But if they would follow the right direction then it is worth in the end conquering defeating consequences. Remember, that looking ahead with a good disposition can help. Male menopause is only a passage to a more passionate, purposeful, and productive time in men’s life.

Experiencing and passing the male menopausal stage can probably bring in useful benefits. “Surviving Male Menopause” truly serves a guide for both men and women to achieve peace and harmony in their relationship despite its effects. Jed Diamond ensures that men’s menopause should not threaten the couple’s future to live happily like before. Changes are normal, but most people differ in their view of acceptance. Take note, men and women who are more educated will have a higher percentage of survival.

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Study Examines Lead Exposure And Accelerated Decline In Cognition In Older Women

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The April 2009 issue of the peer-reviewed journal Environmental Health Perspectives (EHP) reports on a study examining the association of chronic low-level exposure to lead and accelerated declines in cognition in women age 47 – 74 years. Study findings suggest that cumulative exposure to lead at levels likely to be experienced in community settings may have adverse consequences for women’s cognition in their later years.

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Latin American HIV/AIDS Advocacy Group Launches Magazine For Women

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The Inter Press Service on Monday examined a new magazine published by the Latin American branch of the International Community of Women Living with HIV/AIDS. The magazine — called “No Estas Sola,” or “You Are Not Alone” — focuses on providing HIV-positive women in Latin America with information about the virus, stigma, their rights and empowerment.

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Confirmation Hearing For HHS Secretary-Designate Sebelius To Start Tuesday

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Kansas Gov. Kathleen Sebelius (D), President Obama’s nominee for HHS secretary, on Tuesday will appear before the Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee, the first of two hearings as part of the confirmation process, CQ HealthBeat reports. The

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California Bill Would Require Individual Health Plans To Include Maternity Coverage

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A California lawmaker has proposed a bill (A.B. 198) that would require insurers in the state to include maternity coverage in individual insurance policies, the San Francisco Chronicle reports.

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