Although the problems of the male-menopause are essentially emotional this does not mean the externals or the wellbeing of the body should be ignored in the pursuit of survival and improvement of quality of life. Not only does a fit man survive the rigours better than an unfit one but a healthy and groomed man goes on to better things as he projects his own best image, one that is neither frayed at the edges nor worn out.

This does not mean you have to use expensive face creams, wear designer label colognes and go jogging for an hour each day. It is more a matter of commonsense, some careful grooming based on cleanliness, sensible eating patterns and a few exercises to keep the body in trim. And a health check-up.

It takes only the smallest amount of time and effort to achieve the best. As aging begins to take its inevitable toll why not age decently rather than decrepitly? There is nothing wrong about a man taking care of the way he looks — and there is everything to be gained by his doing so. Men who arrive in their forties looking good do so only because in the twenties and thirties they took care of how they looked. Men who look good in their fifties do so because in their forties they took extra care and no matter the pressures they were under never let themselves go to the dogs. Whatever his age it is never too late for a man to start caring for himself. All he needs are the guidelines and a little effort.

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