Joe Young

The link between weight loss medication and better heart health: what you need to know

We know that semaglutide, the active ingredient in the weight loss medication Wegovy, drives an average of 15% weight reduction. However, recent research has highlighted another exciting development: cutting the risk of heart attacks and strokes.

Own your health: introducing the Numan app

Unlock your potential with the Numan app - your ultimate partner on the path to better health. Packed with tailored support and expert advice, the Numan app puts a comprehensive health management tool right at your fingertips.

Sara's story: fighting weight after two pregnancies with Numan

Aiming to regain her health and have more energy to play with her kids, she started Numan's Weight Loss Programme. She spoke to us about how she got on.

Do erectile dysfunction medications cause constant erections?

When seeking treatment for erectile dysfunction (ED), you want to know all the facts. And you might be put off by rumours of neverending erections in inconvenient places.

Treating erectile dysfunction with Numan: Jonny’s story

Seeking help for erectile dysfunction (ED) can be daunting. Jonny (29), a game developer from London, tells us about his experience and how Numan helped him overcome it.

Redefining obesity management with Dr Luke Pratsides

Here’s how Dr Luke Pratsides, Head of Medical at Numan, is leading the discussion on obesity management with a recent publication in the BMJ.

Treating premature ejaculation with Numan: Jon’s story

Premature ejaculation (PE) affects many men, but they’re often too embarrassed to seek help. Jon decided to confront his PE with the help of Numan, transforming his confidence in the bedroom. Let’s see how he got on.

Why do I need two blood tests to diagnose low testosterone

When it comes to your health, it’s easy to brush things under the rug. But your testosterone levels deserve your attention. In order to diagnose testosterone deficiency, two blood tests are necessary. And you’re probably wondering why.

Free testosterone: What actually is it?

If you've ever done a blood test, you've likely come across two key indicators of testosterone levels: total and free testosterone. But what sets them apart? Let's delve into the details.

What’s the relationship between diabetes and low testosterone?

Health conditions often have a knock-on effect - diabetics are more likely to suffer from heart disease, loss of eyesight, and kidney failure. But what about low testosterone?

Does masturbation decrease testosterone?

You’ve heard the rumours about masturbating. At Numan, we’ve heard them all. Causing blindness, baldness, erectile dysfunction, or infertility. None of these are true, by the way.

Why do people in 'Blue Zones' live longer than the rest of us?

You might have heard of ‘Blue Zones’ before. They’re five regions of the world where people live longer and healthier lives than anywhere else on Earth.

What is phimosis?

Phimosis, the medical term for being unable to retract your foreskin over the head of your glans, is not easy to discuss. And it’s easy to ignore until the pivotal moment. Let’s see what you can do about it.

What’s the average penis size?

Only 55% of men are satisfied with their penis size. But the average isn’t as big as you might think. Let’s see the facts.

Get back to nature: 5 simple ways to add nature therapy to your day

Spending 120 minutes a week outside is associated with lower risks of obesity, diabetes, and mental distress. Here's how to get your weekly fix.

Can you reverse type 2 diabetes?

Type 2 diabetes can be put into remission so you can live without the burden. It’s not quite a cure but it’s the next best thing and all it takes is a few simple actions.

How prescriptions work at Numan

Gone are the days of endless wait times, boring forms, and tedious phone calls. Now you can do something about your health the easy way. Let’s see how you can get started.

Testosterone replacement therapy: Tim’s story

After struggling with chronic fatigue and loss of libido, Tim, 47, knew something was up. He suspected low testosterone, which was confirmed after a private blood test.