It looks like the Blue Jays have a good shot at securing a playoff spot. We support them and this radio spot calls on men not to strike out.
Ump: Strike 1!!
Ump: Strike 2!!
Female partner: Okay sweetie, it’s time for FULLMAST
Announcer: When you’re down in the count, FullMast Men’s Health Clinics has that extra assistance you and her need to “get going”. Dual action SONICWAVE treatment. That means less “”Striking Out”, and more…
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The wonderful Latin American drummer, Mario Allende, wrote and organized the percussion track on the new FullMast radio spot airing on Toronto’s rock station Q107.
Voiceover and mixing by Adam Herdman.
FullMast is unlike other clinics as we use Dual-action Sonicwave therapy to treat erectile performance issues, without drugs, surgery, nor downtime. Revive your sex life with FullMast Men’s Health Clinics – Licensed Medical Doctor Supervised.
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In the new radio spot airing on Toronto’s rock station Q107, we have some fun with the word fullmast which bleeps out “making love.”The everyday guy says, “My wife and I? We make love all the time. We make love in many positions, many places, whenever we are feeling… passionate. Making love is an important part of our relationship, and… an enriching one.”
With clinically proven Sonicwave therapy, you can be ready to FULLMAST anytime, just like this guy. No drugs, no surgery, no pain. Revive your sex life with FullMast Men’s Health Clinics – Doctor owned and operated. For a free consultation, visit FullMast.ca.
Call 1-844-500-1177 to make an appointment for a free consultation.
When your woman asks, “Are you ready to rock?”. You say “YES!” But what if your mind is ready but the body is not? At FullMast Men’s Health Clinics we know how men feel in such situations and we help them to “rock again”.
In the new radio spot at Q107 Toronto’s rock station, we take the metaphor of being ready to rock in a concert and apply it to an intimate relationship. “Don’t let Erectile Dysfunction ruin your performance,” says the radio ad. In neither situation you want the experience to be destroyed by something that can be fixed.
At FullMast we, “Trust the proven science of SONICWAVE to get you rocking again!”. SONICWAVE™ is a shockwave therapy that treats erectile dysfunction without drugs, surgery or pain.
Call 1-844-500-1177 to make an appointment for a free consultation.
For some, it happens suddenly. For others, it’s a long-term challenge. It happens to couples who are completely open, and to couples who have some trouble communicating. In fact, it affects the relationships of about half of Canadian men over 50.
Yes, half. It’s that common for things to stop working or slow down in the bedroom.
The good news is that if a specialist can often identify and treat the underlying health problems that cause challenges with performance.
The bad news? For many couples, especially these intimate issues for the first time, it can be a struggle to talk about. This can cause a strain in the relationship.
But it doesn’t have to be that way.
Many couples come through our doors at FullMast, and we’ve gained a lot of insight into the dos and don’ts of communication for couples dealing with ED. Here are some of our best tips for having healthy, productive conversations as you deal with these health issues.
Remember that you’re in this together.
Before he can communicate with his partner, a man needs to come to terms with what is going on with his body. That can be tough. Many men will find excuses for not having sex (“I’m tired” or “I don’t feel like it”) before realizing that a health issue could be at play. It’s important to address any feelings of deception or confusion which result from this process, but try to stay empathetic. Remember, it’s hard to tell the truth about something when you’re just realizing it yourself!
Express your own experience, feelings, and concerns.
The blame game never helps sensitive situations. Use “I” statements when talking about issues, and come to the conversation willing to be vulnerable with your partner.
Offer to let him start the discussion.
If your partner clams up or gets defensive when you broach a conversation about these intimate issues, be willing to take it slow. Try first agreeing that a conversation should happen, then ask to start the discussion when he is ready (within a mutually agreed-upon time limit). This gives him important time to process his thoughts and feelings, and can help to lower his defenses by giving him a feeling of control over the conversation.
Be constructive.
While erectile dysfunction is a very real challenge for many marriages and relationships, it doesn’t have to mean the end of your sex life or your emotional intimacy. Try encouraging more frequent compliments or more physical affection (kissing, touching, etc) to keep the relationship. Expressing your feelings and concerns is great, but putting together a game plan is even better.
Address ED as a medical issue–because it is one!
This is a common, treatable, and health-related issue. Rather than focusing on problems, suggest seeing a doctor to work towards solutions.
It might be difficult at first, but a few good conversations and the help of a doctor is the key to moving forward together. Clear, open, and compassionate communication is a must for any couple experiencing intimate issues.
Need help getting started? schedule your consultation with the FullMast Clinic in Toronto or Vancouver, or call 1-844-500-1177 for more information.
