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    AVOID ‘DOGGY STYLE’ TO PREVENT STROKE – DR. AMAGASHIE WARNS

    HON JUSTICE BAFFOUR AWUAH 0246-930931By HON JUSTICE BAFFOUR AWUAH 0246-930931July 19, 2025 General News
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    AVOID ‘DOGGY STYLE’ TO PREVENT STROKE – DR. AMAGASHIE WARNS

    In a rather surprising health advisory, Dr. Apostle Samuel Amagashie, head of Amagashie Herbal, has issued a caution against certain sexual positions, warning they may pose serious health risks—particularly for men.

    During a recent media interview, Dr. Amagashie specifically singled out the doggy-style position, stating that it could significantly increase the risk of stroke among men.

    “Men should consider changing their sexual positions, especially the doggy style, as it puts them at higher risk of suffering a stroke,” he said.

    Dr. Amagashie urged men to explore safer, less strenuous alternatives to reduce the possibility of long-term complications.

    However, he didn’t discourage sexual activity altogether. On the contrary, he concluded by recommending that men engage in sex frequently—as a means of promoting overall health and wellness.

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