The Hardness Factor (Tm): How to Achieve Your Best Health and Sexual Fitness at Any Age

A diet, exercise, and supplement regimen to help men achieve optimal sexual fitness

Sexual fitness goes hand in hand with overall health: Good sex means a man is most probably in good condition. The Hardness Factor is a comprehensive guide to sexual fitness for men, pointing the way to an enhanced self image, better sex, and improved health, and detailing how to increase sex drive and develop a measurably harder erection in just four days. The advent of Viagra and its competitors is a sign that we are entering a new era of male sexual health, in which erectile problems are glitches to be overcome, not sources of shame and anxiety. This is the first major trade book to identify and describe how to achieve and preserve optimal penile hardness--and to show why the actual degree of hardness is the all-important barometer of a man's overall health.

Drawing on the cutting-edge research that he has carried out over the past several years with his Digital Inflection Rigidometer, New York clinician and researcher Dr. Steven Lamm explains his revolutionary approach to achieving and maintaining maximal male sexual performance, with easy-to-follow suggestions that translate to not only better sex, but greater emotional intimacy and a longer and more fulfilling life. Dr. Lamm gives men all the tools and information they need to take control of their bodies, including health quizzes and a simple at-home test to assess one's hardness.

Author: Steven Lamm, Gerald Secor Couzens
Publisher: Harper Perennial
Published: 06/26/2007
Pages: 384
Binding Type: Paperback
Weight: 1.42lbs
Size: 9.12h x 7.34w x 1.04d
ISBN: 9780061235207

Review Citation(s):
Library Journal 02/01/2015 pg. 42

About the Author
Lamm, Steven: -

Steven Lamm, M.D., who has appeared as the house doctor on The View, is a practicing internist and faculty member at the NYU Medical Center. He lives in New York City.

Couzens, Gerald Secor: -

Gerald Secor Couzens is a noted contributor to several medical newsletters, and has coauthored more than twenty-four health and medical books. He lives in New York City with his wife and four children.