“Men’s health isn’t just about hitting the gym—it’s about checking in with your body, your mind, and your habits. This June, let’s make men’s wellness a priority, not an afterthought.”
💡 Why Men’s Health Awareness Month Matters in 2025
Did you know that 1 in 2 men will experience a chronic disease in their lifetime? Or that men are less likely than women to schedule routine health check-ups?
Men’s Health Awareness Month is here to remind us that prevention is power. Whether you’re a busy dad, a high-performing entrepreneur, or someone who hasn’t seen a doctor in years, now’s the perfect time to reset.
The Real Stats (Key Statistics in Men’s Health 2025)
📊 Key Stats | 🔍 What They Mean |
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1 in 8 men will get prostate cancer | Early screening = greater survival |
75% of suicides are men | Mental health conversations are essential |
Men die 6 years younger than women | Preventative care can bridge the gap |
40% of men skip annual check-ups | Health starts with awareness |
5 Habits Every Man Should Master by 40 (and Beyond)
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Daily Movement:
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Aim for 30 minutes of walking, lifting, or bodyweight exercises.
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Movement reduces heart disease risk and boosts testosterone.
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Preventative Screenings:
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Schedule annual physicals and check-ups for cholesterol, blood pressure, and prostate health.
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Mindful Eating:
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Focus on healthy fats (like avocado, walnuts), lean protein, and fiber.
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Stay hydrated—add electrolytes if you’re active.
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Sleep Hygiene:
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Prioritize 7–8 hours per night. Reduce screen time 1 hour before bed.
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Stress Regulation:
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Try breathwork, journaling, or adaptogenic herbs like ashwagandha.
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Consider our Stress Relief IV, containing B-vitamins, extra B5, and glycine to support your body during stress and anxiety.
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Mental Fitness Is Physical Fitness
Men’s mental health matters—and it’s more than just feeling “stressed.”
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Irritability or anger outbursts
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Lack of motivation
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Withdrawing from family or friends
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Overworking to escape emotions
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Nature walks
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Journaling
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Talking to a therapist or health coach
At Docere Wellness Centre, our Psychological Services offer individual, couple, family, and group therapies to help with various concerns.
Energy Boosters That Actually Work
Fatigue doesn’t have to be your baseline. Common causes of low energy in men include:
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Hormonal imbalances (low testosterone, adrenal fatigue)
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Vitamin deficiencies (especially B12, D3, and Zinc)
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Poor sleep and stress overload
Natural Solutions:
✅ B-vitamin-rich foods
✅ Strength training
✅ Maca, zinc, and omega-3s
✅ Our Energy Boost IV, containing B-vitamins, Vitamin C, Carnitine, and B12, is designed to give you that much-needed pick-me-up.
Men’s Health Gut Health, Dad Bods & Digestion: The Surprising Link
Did you know your gut health directly affects:
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Hormone production
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Mood regulation
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Weight maintenance
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Immunity
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Add fermented foods like coconut yogurt, kimchi, or kombucha. Reduce alcohol and sugar. For personalized guidance, consider our Holistic Nutritionist services, where trained professionals assist you in maintaining a healthy quality of life.
🗣️ Final Thoughts
Taking care of your health doesn’t make you “less tough.” It makes you resilient.
This June, do one thing for your health—then tell a mate to do the same. Whether it’s scheduling a check-up, trying an IV for energy, or just drinking more water, small shifts create big impact.
Stay strong—inside and out. 💪
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