Middle-aged men are increasingly turn to unproven online wellness trends in an attempt to boost their sexual potency - but there's little to back them up Men want a quick fix - and quick (Image: Voy / Cover Images)

Middle-aged men increasingly turn to unproven online wellness trends in an attempt to boost their sexual potency, new research has revealed.

The study found that British men above the age of 35 spend more than £2billion a year on wellness products, services, and advice influenced by social media.

Nearly half (42%) view wellness content more than once a day, with most visited topics including fitness workouts (53%), supplements (41%), mental health practices (39%), and weight loss or fat burning products (36%).

The study, by healthcare company Voy, also revealed the

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