LivingHealthy Contributor
Jack Anderson is a nationally recognized expert on what he has termed “The Man/Boy Crisis.” Anderson is attempting to remedy the problems men face in an ever-changing world in a column for The Huffington Post entitled “You've Got Male.” He also speaks on health issues nationally for The Washington Speakers Bureau. His first book, Stand by Her: A Breast Cancer Guide for Men was selected by The Wall Street Journal as one of the best health books of 2009. He has appeared on TODAY, CNN and ESPN, and has written for a wide variety of publications, including The New York Times and Rolling Stone. He lives and works in New York City as a writer, producer, director, and attorney.
“Live life richly: Eat good food, hang with great friends and family, work out daily, meditate, and work with a big smile on your face, each and every day.”
Ever since I was a senior in prep school, I’ve sported a hairy chest. Until now, that is, after I “manscaped.” And let me tell you, before my transformation into a Hairless Wonder Dolphin Boy, I had no idea that being manscaped hurt so good. I’d been hearing about the growing trend of dudes...
VIP Vasectomy Weekend. That’s right, fellas—when you’re truly, finally ready to cut the cord and call it quits on kids forever, the best and only way to go is to proudly cross the River Zero Sperm with a weekend that begins and ends with everything and anything that makes you happy. Every VIP...
If you can’t get away to the beach this summer, here’s a unique way to escape from it all: Put yourself in a concrete room that’s 200-plus-degrees Fahrenheit, lie face down against the boiler and get swatted with two huge bundles of oak leaves drenched in hot suds—over and over again, by a man...
Everyone is familiar with the Roman Empire; the Italians are now arguably trying to achieve world domination yet again. But it’s not with sports cars, sexy women or soccer. No, this time Italians are climbing up the world leader board as the healthiest people on the planet. Italy is currently one...
Nicole Pandolfo, a New York City writer, 30, remembers the first time she tasted whiskey, and it brings a huge smile to her face. Pandolfo grew up with her grandmother in New Jersey, and every night, right before dinner, Pandolfo’s grandmother would have Pandolfo make her a Manhattan, the classic...
