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How Depression Can Ruin Your Sex Life
Depression hurts, and so does ED. Both these issues are interrelated, and you need to look at the bigger picture regarding both! In fact, studies show that people with depression are 39% more likely to experience Erectile Dysfunction than those without it. It all goes back to how the mind affects the body and vice versa. Let’s look at what’s happening beneath the surface and find out how to steal back your erection!
Diabetes Could Be Stealing Your Love Life
Did you know the simple act of eating or drinking something sugary could lead to complications with erectile function? It’s true! In fact, having ED is often a warning sign that something is affecting your blood and blood flow. When it comes to ED, diabetes can be a significant contributor to your issues. Studies from The Journal of Sexual Medicine found that men with diabetes are more likely to get ED a decade before men without.
Can Better Oral Health Cure Your ED?
Erectile Dysfunction is becoming a bigger problem for the modern man. Now that we’re becoming more open about the topic, new studies are coming out constantly that shed light on what’s happening beneath the surface.
How Treating Your Sleep Apnea May Reverse ED
Men, how is your sleep? Sleep is an integral part of your health; when something affects your sleep, it also affects your body. Continuing our series on surprising reasons why you’re not performing well, we look at something that often goes untreated for a long time: Sleep Apnea. Sleep Apnea can contribute to decreased sexual function, memory, and overall quality of life.
What is Peyronie’s Disease and How Does it Cause ED
Have you heard of Peyronie’s disease? Not many have, but you may be surprised to discover that it’s a serious medical condition that can sabotage your erection. This connective tissue disorder used to be considered rare but has recently might be more common than you’d think. The condition can be difficult to diagnose and worsen over time if left untreated. So in this episode, we’ll go over Peyronie’s most prominent symptoms, how it’s linked to ED, and how you can treat it.
The Link Between Your Heart Health and ED
There are some shocking reasons why someone might have erectile dysfunction. While the main reason for erectile dysfunction is insufficient blood flow to the penis, other things happening in the body can affect how your blood flows and how your muscles respond to stimuli. Over the next few episodes, we’ll review each reason and find ways to combat them so you can reclaim your sex life. I’ll give you a hint for today: have you checked your cholesterol levels recently?
One Diet Change Away from a Better Erection
If you’re looking for a way to improve your sex life, but your erection is just not what you want it to be, read this before you start taking those pills! Over-the-counter medications often worsen ED by treating the symptoms rather than the source.
Putting the Vitamin D Back in ED
Throughout my career, I’ve noticed something very telling. About 97% of men who come in for ED treatment have one thing in common: they have low vitamin D levels. So why is this vitamin so essential for men’s health, and how do we make sure to get more of it in our bodies?
Sexual Tips from Hollywood Actor Ryan Carnes
Ryan Carnes is a Hollywood actor, producer, singer-songwriter, and screenwriter. You might define him as successful, sexy, and confident, but he wasn’t born like that. So how did he get here? It’s time to unlock the secret to an unwavering confidence in and out of the bedroom.
Increasing Blood Flow to the Penis with Natural Remedies
Did you know you had the power to choose to increase blood flow to the penis naturally? I will show you how to do just that. I’ll discuss how certain herbs, activities, supplements, and diets can increase blood flow to the penis and your stamina.
Get a free downloadable copy of my new book: THE FIVE COMMON MISTAKES MEN MAKE WHEN FACING ERECTILE DYSFUNCTION
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