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by John Wesley Howard
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It's In the Male : Everyone's Guide to Men's Health
by Stacy Glass
Product Group: Book
Publisher: Appladay Press (2000-08-04)
ISBN: 0967827205
EAN: 9780967827209
Dewy Decimal #: 613.04234
Paperback: 158 pages
SKU: mon0000028024
Condition: Good
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Editorial Reviews
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Product Description
From infertility to impotency & testosterone to prostate disease, this book is a consumer's guide to men’s healthcare. It covers anatomy, disease, prevention, medications and other treatments. Concise, complete, and candid, it’s knowledge to improve lives, even save them.
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Customer Reviews
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Very helpful
Rating  (5)
Date: 2004-01-11
1 out of 2 customers found this reveiw helpful
I found the book extremely helpful. It addressed serious issues in a light hearted but insightful manner. Each chapter is well organized, easy to digest, and presents the main points to remember for each topic. Men's health is sometimes a difficult subject to broach, but the books straightforward approach makes it easy to confront difficult issues. It's a perfect read for anyone with specific questions or just wants to know more about men's health.
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A great place to start
Rating (5)
Date: 2002-06-12
2 out of 3 customers found this reveiw helpful
My mom got this book for me because she knew I was worried about some health issues. After reading certain chapters, I stopped worrying. The book is well organized and explains basic anatomy first and then explains more about specific problems. When I went to my doctor, I was not embarassed and knew what questions to ask. I highly recommend this book to boys and men because there is alot to know about it. I think it will be useful in my future too.
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Simplistic and Patronizing
Rating  (1)
Date: 2002-04-27
0 out of 2 customers found this reveiw helpful
This book is like a primer, giving only the most basic level of information. You could find out the same information for free on any medical web-site. The authors have a patronizing tone; they do not seem to realize that most people want more detailed information at an intermediate level. Every chapter encourages the reader to ask his own doctor for more information. Why not just include that information in the text? If you get this book, you have to ask your own doctor, because Dr. Pryor and Ms. Glass do not tell you anything of substance. The illustrations are amateur. The title tries to be cute; but this time the check is not in the mail! Definitely do not get this book.
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Simplistic and Patronizing
Rating (1)
Date: 2002-04-27
0 out of 1 customers found this reveiw helpful
This book is like a primer, giving only the most basic level of information. You could find out the same information for free on any medical web-site. The authors have a patronizing tone; they do not seem to realize that most people want more detailed information at an intermediate level. Every chapter encourages the reader to ask his own doctor for more information. Why not just include that information in the text? If you get this book, you have to ask your own doctor, because Dr. Pryor and Ms. Glass do not tell you anything of substance. The illustrations are amateur. The title tries to be cute; but this time the check is not in the mail! Definitely do not get this book.
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Simplistic and Patronizing
Rating (1)
Date: 2002-04-27
1 out of 4 customers found this reveiw helpful
This book is like a primer, giving only the most basic level of information. You could find out the same information for free on any medical web-site. The authors have a patronizing tone; they do not seem to realize that most people want more detailed information at an intermediate level. Every chapter encourages the reader to ask his own doctor for more information. Why not just include that information in the text? If you get this book, you have to ask your own doctor, because Dr. Pryor and Ms. Glass do not tell you anything of substance. The illustrations are amateur. The title tries to be cute; but this time the check is not in the mail! Definitely do not get this book.
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