Like no method before it, EvexiPEL consistently gives you a long-lasting, steady supply of your unique cocktail of natural hormones designed to match the ones your own body makes. And its advanced insertion method makes the process quick, painless, and reliable. That’s why we’re proud to bring EvexiPEL to the RGV and share this unprecedented hormone-therapy experience with our community.

But did you know that certain ingredients can actually enhance your natural beauty? Incorporating these ingredients into your diet can help improve the appearance of your hair, nails, and even skin, without the use of synthetic products.

Whether they’re providing comfort, escape, or simply pleasure, these unfortunately unhealthy foods have a place in all our hearts. So it can be understandably hard to put them down. But if you eat better, you’ll feel better: give it even a month and the results may astound you. Keep it up long enough, and you’ll find yourself craving salads over sweets.

The modern wellness industry’s obsession with cleanses and “detoxing” has contributed to a popular idea that all toxins are always harmful. But while all toxins are inherently, well, toxic (that’s just how words work), in controlled dosages administered by trained medical professionals, some toxins can have effects that border on the magical or miraculous.

In the discourse around health, it can often seem as though men’s health gets neglected. Aside from penis pills and prostate pokes for the guys, women’s-health issues seem to dominate the conversation. Considering that men are infamous for ignoring their own health concerns, and that more advertising dollars get spent on more responsive demographics (i.e., women), there is some truth to that impression. But that’s only half the story. For too long, men have been led to believe that certain health issues are only for women. In fact, however, gender doesn’t always dictate who has to worry about a particular problem: plenty of those so-called women’s issues actually affect men too. So today we’re going to debunk the myths around three health issues that are supposedly just for women—what guys should know and what they can do.

Oh, testosterone—the hormone all the boys are talking about. You hear about it on the news and in radio ads promising men all kinds of seemingly magical transformations: spare tires into six packs, middle-aged fatigue into adolescent vigor, lifeless marriage beds into love nests. Some call it a fountain of youth; others, snake oil. One thing’s for sure: the guys getting it sure won’t shut up about it. Maybe you know someone; maybe you’ve heard.