In the beginning, God created the first man,
Adam, in His image from the dust of the ground (Genesis 1:27-28, 2:7). Millions
of descendants later, each male seeks to answer the question, “What is a real
man?” in a way that makes sense to them.
Men have always had a wide array of questions
about themselves, which “that stubborn male pride” often keeps them from asking
(or seeking out answers to those questions).
Useful information is included in The Doctor’s Book of Home Remedies for Men (edited
by Jack Croft) on such personal
concerns as gas, body odor, asking for directions, being assertive, stopping
bad habits, making commitments, grooming head hair, belching, tardiness,
preventing baldness, getting a close shave (without razor burn), making the
morning pre-work routine easier, home/office organization, avoiding muscle
soreness after an intense workout, and stopping teeth grinding during sleep.
Inside Total
Health for Men (edited by Neil Wertheimer), any male can easily find
information about life-threatening ailments like alcoholism, anxiety attacks,
high blood pressure, ulcers, Alzheimer’s Disease, Diabetes, Chronic Fatigue
Syndrome, and hearing loss that are discussed in an understandable, sensitive,
non-judgmental manner. No matter who you are this reference guide will help you
(or a family member on your behalf) more knowledgeably communicate with your
doctor on crucial health decisions.
The above two books are great guides to
improve a man’s overall quality of life (without spending lots of research time
on the Internet to find it). As the Heavenly Father’s son, you are always on
His mind. Proverbs 5:21(MSG) makes this important fact known. “Mark well that God doesn’t miss a move you
make; He’s aware of every step you make.” Does this information comfort you
or scare you?
*Adapted from a 1990’s work article written by
me about men’s health.
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