A recent study found that 52% of American males ages 40-70 Unhappy Couple Before Erectol had experienced impaired sexual performance within a six month period of this survey. This and other studies confirm that an estimated 18-20 million males are affected by varying degrees of impotency. About 5-10% of males under forty are impotent while an estimated 25% of males over fifty experience partial or complete erectile failure. Problems with erectile dysfunction can affect more than just your sex life. They can affect your self-esteem, your relationships, your job, and most important your self-image. Most men feel embarrassed or ashamed, but this is a very common problem and can be easily solved. There is no reason to let this problem effect your life any longer. One of the most disturbing facts about impotency is that the majority of males who are dealing with this problem do not seek medical help. Physicians report that the majority of their impotent patients have the problem for more than a year before consulting with their physician and only an estimated ten percent of impotent males seek the advice of a physician. There are many reasons that men are reluctant to seek help. Most men assume that reduced sexual function is inevitable by product of aging. They also believe that most physicians have nothing to offer other than drugs or surgical alternatives. Anxiety, embarrassment, frustration, and feelings of inadequacy prevent men from being able to openly discuss or confront their inability to fully enjoy their sexuality and satisfy themselves or their partner. For example, the most common cause of impotency in males over the age of sixty is hardening of the arteries. The same process of arteriosclerosis that increases your risk for heart attack and stroke can impair arterial blood flow to the penis resulting in varying degrees of impotency. Weak veins that leak also reduce your ability to develop quality erections. This means that risk factors for heart disease can be risk factors for poor sexual performance: diets high in saturated fats and refined sugars, processed foods, elevated cholesterol and triglycerides, high blood pressure, diabetes, smoking, alcohol abuse, obesity and lack of regular exercise. Just as heart studies have shown that hardening of the arteries is reversible, a program of regular exercise, diet modification, stress management, and nutritional supplements that enhance cardiovascular function may be helpful in improving sexual performance. Happy, Loving Couple And please don't forget that any increase in your fitness level that improves circulation is going to have a positive effect on the most potent aphrodisiac of all: your brain! Don't be surprised if this results in improved self-image, self confidence, and improved sexual desire! There is really no reason that you cannot improve your sexual pleasure! |
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