Men S Health comes up in 4 chapters across 4 episodes of The No Agenda Show, from February 2011 to July 2017.
Prostate Health, Harvard Research, Ejaculation Frequency
Harvard research suggests that men should aim for 21 ejaculations per month to maintain optimal prostate health. This frequency equates to approximately 250 times annually, covering nearly 70% of the days in a year.
An investigation into the "300 Men March" in Baltimore reveals a complex web of non-profit entities including CORE Health Institute and Keys Development Inc. Despite claims of being a 501(c)(3) organization, Keys Development Inc. reportedly has no record of filing Form 990 tax returns since 2013. The organization appears linked to a high-priced gym and a drug rehabilitation center sharing an address with a Baltimore city service center.
The hosts critique a Men's Health article featuring "33 simple sex tips," focusing on a suggestion by Dr. Ava Cadell to rub soft mango or papaya on a partner. They read humorous reader comments and mock the practicality of using fruit in the bedroom. The segment highlights the absurdity of mainstream health magazine advice.
The hosts briefly mention a scandal involving match-fixing discovered on the cell phones of Japanese sumo wrestlers. They tease a future segment on "33 simple sex tips" from Men's Health magazine before signing off. The episode concludes with a reminder to visit Dvorak.org/NA for donations and to tune in for the next show on Sunday.
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