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# Men's Health First

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## Posts

- [Blog](https://menshealthfirst.org/blog-page/)
- [Intro to Family Workouts](https://menshealthfirst.org/intro-to-family-workouts/) - Let's dive in with a simple goal: getting you and your child/children active, TOGETHER. This plan is basic starting place for you to develop a routine that works for your family. Teach Your Kids NOT to Quit As a dad, you’re there to encourage your children to dust off their knees and try again. This
- [Heart & Cardiovascular Disease](https://menshealthfirst.org/heart-cardiovascular-disease/) - Act Early. Save Your Life. Heart and cardiovascular diseases are conditions affecting the heart and blood vessels, such as heart disease, coronary artery disease, high blood pressure, heart attack, and stroke. We recommend reading this CDC article, which lists US national statistics on heart disease; the facts are staggering. In 2023, 919,032 people died from cardiovascular disease. That's
- [CHECKPOINTS](https://menshealthfirst.org/checkpoints/)
- [Healthy Aging](https://menshealthfirst.org/healthy-aging/) - Aging is a journey- not a decline. Healthy aging means maintaining physical strength, mental sharpness, emotional balance, and independence as we grow older. While aging is natural, many of its health challenges can be prevented or managed through early awareness and healthy lifestyle choices. Small daily habits can significantly improve longevity. Key Risk Factors ·
- [When to Get Mental Help](https://menshealthfirst.org/when-to-get-mental-help/) - If you’re like most men, you think you have this under control. It’s sad to think that men are four times more likely to die by suicide, accounting for 80% of suicides. This is often caused by undiagnosed depression. Additionally, recent studies indicate that men are experiencing higher levels of loneliness and social isolation. We
- [Liver and Kidney Disease](https://menshealthfirst.org/liver-and-kidney-disease/) - Your kidneys and liver work every day to keep you healthy. You can protect them through prevention screenings and healthy choices. Promptly see your healthcare provider if you are experiencing any of the warning signs below. Key Risk Factors · High Blood Pressure · Diabetes · Excess alcohol use · Obesity · Smoking · Certain
- [Symptoms of Low Testosterone](https://menshealthfirst.org/symptoms-of-low-testosterone/) - Low testosterone is more common than you think! It is estimated 2-6 million men in the US have low testosterone but approximated only 5% of men are receiving treatment. The National Institutes of Health estimates men affected by low testosterone in the United States by age: Men aged 40-49: 10-20% Men aged 50-50: 20-30% Men
- [Weight & Body Mass Index](https://menshealthfirst.org/weight-body-mass-index/) - Body Mass Index (BMI) is a quick way to understand if your weight is healthy for your height. It's a number that helps you see if you need to gain, lose, or maintain your weight for better health. It is important to understand that although BMI is a useful tool, it does not measure body
- [Prostate Symptoms Awareness Guide](https://menshealthfirst.org/prostate/) - Prostate cancer, testicular cancer, and other cancers affecting men are serious but often treatable when detected early. Awareness of symptoms and regular screenings are critical to improving outcomes and survival. A PSA (Prostate-Antigen test is a blood test used to help detect prostate issues, including prostate cancer. PSA is a protein produced by the prostate
- [Sleep Apnea & Sleep Disturbances](https://menshealthfirst.org/sleep-apnea-sleep-disturbances/) - Symptoms Awareness Guide: Better Sleep. Better Health Quality sleep is essential for physical, mental, and emotional health. Sleep apnea and other sleep disturbances are common in men and often go undiagnosed. Poor sleep increases the risk of heart disease, diabetes, depression, workplace accidents, and reduced quality of life. Common Symptoms of Sleep Apnea · Loud,
- [Blood Pressure](https://menshealthfirst.org/blood-pressure/) - This is determined by the amount of blood your heart pumps and the amount of resistance to blood flow in your arteries. The more blood your heart pumps and the narrower the arteries, the higher your blood pressure. Every time you visit your healthcare provider, they take your vital signs, including blood pressure, and record
- [Healthy Eating to Fuel Your Life](https://menshealthfirst.org/healthy-eating/) - According to the National Institute of Health, 60% of women, compared to 40% of men, are considered “balanced eaters.” Additionally, 57% of women, compared to 43% of men, are “home-cooked focused.” You can significantly improve your health by making small, yet impactful, changes. Adopting even a few of these strategies can add years to your
- [What Women Need to Know About Men](https://menshealthfirst.org/what-women-need-to-know-about-men/) - You play a major role in keeping the men in your life healthy. Encouraging and preparing the right foods, suggesting regular exercise, and reminding of the importance of routine physical check-ups and screenings, it's often up to you. Many women often have concerns that the men in their lives - their partners, husbands, brothers, dads,
- [Diverse Bodies, Diverse Health Needs](https://menshealthfirst.org/diverse-bodies-diverse-health-needs/) - Coming Soon!
- [Exercise for Longevity](https://menshealthfirst.org/exercise-for-longevity/) - Stay Strong, It's Your Move Getting older doesn’t mean slowing down—it means getting smarter about your health. For men over 50, regular exercise is essential to maintain strength, energy, and independence. There are so many benefits to exercising regularly, why wait until you're up against the wall to get started? Experience these benefits throughout your
- [Habit Guides and Helpful Apps](https://menshealthfirst.org/habit-guides-and-helpful-apps/) - Are you just beginning your health journey? Congratulations! It is never too late to get started- or start again. Forming healthy habits is not easy, or you'd be doing it already, right? Below is an action plan to strength, energy and confidence. Men’s Health Movement Starter Checklist Week 1: Kickstart Your Commitment Write down why you want
- [10 Leading Causes of Male Death](https://menshealthfirst.org/understand-your-health-risks/) - On average, men in the United States die seven years younger than women. They have higher death rates for all 10 of the leading causes of death below. We've reached the point where men's health problems and early mortality have been accepted as an unfortunate part of life... but it doesn't have to be this
- [Cholesterol](https://menshealthfirst.org/know-your-cholesterol-numbers/) - This fatty substance is essential for various functions, but high levels can lead to health problems. To find out your total cholesterol, your doctor will send you to a lab for a blood test measures the different types of fats in your blood, including: LDL (Low Density Lipoprotein) - the "bad" cholesterol. HDL (High Density

## Pages

- [Home](https://menshealthfirst.org/) - Helping Men Live Longer Too often, men wait too long before addressing health concerns. We’re here to empower men to take charge of their physical and mental health.
- [Events](https://menshealthfirst.org/events/) - See the upcoming Men's Health Education events serving Mid-Michigan
- [About](https://menshealthfirst.org/about/) - Filling the Gap between Men and Health At its core, Men's Health 1st is a movement offering training, certification, and consulting services to communities, businesses, and healthcare providers seeking to bring men's health to the forefront. Men's Health 1st takes a fresh approach to make health conversations more guy-friendly. Join us at one of our
- [Partners](https://menshealthfirst.org/partners/) - Partners Meet the organizations at the forefront of men's health. With the support of our partners, we bring the Mid-Michigan community knowledge of men's health with the goal of improving men's health outcomes: Preventable Deaths are too Common On average, men die 5-6 years earlier than women, often from preventable conditions like heart disease, stroke,
- [Certified Education](https://menshealthfirst.org/certified-education/) - Learn the best ways to engage men in your medical practice or community organization. Become a Certified Men's Health Educator.
- [Resources](https://menshealthfirst.org/resources/) - Resources to educate men about the preventable steps they can take to improve health outcomes.
- [Contact](https://menshealthfirst.org/contact/) - Let's get in touch Thank you for your interest in elevating men's health.
- [Maintenance Page](https://menshealthfirst.org/maintenance-page/) - Helping Men Live Longer Too often, men wait too long before addressing health concerns. They may not see a doctor until serious problems have developed, making disease prevention and treatment difficult. We're here to empower men to take charge of their physical and mental health. We're at the point where men's health problems and early

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