Posts Tagged ‘ED’

Millions of men with Erectile Dysfunction (E.D.), through the turn of the millennium, have been racing to try the latest and greatest little blue pill to counteract their ED issues.

But, do you think most of those men believed taking a pill for sex was a temporary stimulation loaded with side effects? No, of course not. Mainstream Media did a bang-up job of marketing the magical blue bean as if it were a viable erectile dysfunction treatment.

The sad …

Erectile dysfunction (ED) is the inability to enjoy a firm erection long enough to have sex. Although impotence is more common in older men, this problem has recently started occurring at younger ages. Could it be that poor sexual health is another industrial disease triggered from side effects of drugs, processed foods or environmental toxins?

Just having trouble getting an erection once in a while isn’t considered an erectile dysfunction. But if the issue persists, it can increase …

ED, diabetes and heart disease are linked according to the article is written by Dr. Jerry Kennard from The HealthCentral Network.

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Erectile Dysfunction in men with diabetes may signal an increased risk of serious heart disease and heart problems according to research published in the Journal of the American College of Cardiology.

Dr. Peter Chun-Yip Tong, of the Chinese University of Hong Kong, studied the problem in more than 2,000 diabetic men in their mid-50s, with no previous history …

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We have no doubt that by following natural principles you can experience this same healing power for your erectile dysfunction. Natural remedies to cure ED have been proven affective long before modern drugs were introduced. Follow the link below to learn how to cure ED naturally.…

By Bob Condor

Earlier this year, the federal Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality published a report that estimates American men are 25 percent less likely than women to visit a doctor for regular check-ups.

The first reaction here at the Daily Health Blog? That number seems low. Way too low.

Figuring most adult women see their gynecologists yearly or maybe every 18 months, it’s no exaggeration that some guys go years without stepping foot into a doctor’s office. You …