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Urologist: 7 Masturbation Mistakes After 60 That Are Silently Harming Older Men | Advice For Elderly

Many men believe that masturbation is harmless at any age — but after 60, certain habits that once felt natural can quietly harm your prostate, circulation, and overall vitality. In this eye-opening video, Dr. Jocelyn, a urologist specializing in men’s health, reveals the 7 common masturbation mistakes older men make — and how to correct them safely. This isn’t about shame. It’s about awareness, healing, and empowering older men to understand their changing bodies with respect and confidence. Learn how to restore sensitivity, improve blood flow, and maintain strong prostate and nerve health — without pills or embarrassment. Mistake #6 might surprise you, as it’s one nearly every man gets wrong. 👨‍⚕️ What You’ll Learn in This Video: The impact of porn and overstimulation on your brain’s pleasure system How posture and circulation affect your prostate health Why rushing through pleasure can harm your nervous system The power of the pelvic floor for strength and control How to balance frequency for healthy function Why pressure and force reduce long-term sensitivity The importance of emotional connection for hormonal balance If you’re a man over 60 looking to stay healthy, confident, and sexually active — this video is for you. 🔔 Subscribe for more weekly urology and men’s health advice tailored for men over 50 and 60. 💬 Comment below: Where are you watching from? Let Dr. Jocelyn know how these insights helped you! ⚠️ Disclaimer This video was written in collaboration with a certified urologist and presented using advanced AI narration and visual tools to make men’s health education more accessible worldwide. We want to be fully transparent — this content is NOT meant to mislead or replace real medical advice. Always consult your doctor or qualified healthcare provider for personalized medical guidance. The information shared here is for educational and awareness purposes only and is designed to promote healthy, informed, and respectful discussions around men’s health and aging.