7 Things Men Don't Know About Their Own Bodies
From head to toe, he's full of surprises (and learning about them could help him live healthier).
By Corrie Pikul
They Can Get It Up in the Womb
Fetuses as young as 16 weeks
have been spotted with teensy protuberances that rise and fall throughout gestation, according to studies in the
Journal of Ultrasound Medicine. Scientists aren't sure why this happens, but one theory, reported in the Los Angeles Times, is
that these periodic movements help the penile tissue stay oxygenated and healthy.
Published 02/25/2013
As a reminder, always consult your doctor for medical advice and treatment before starting any program.
