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Over half of 40- to 70-year-old men, or 52 percent, experience problems getting and maintaining erections.
Classic bicycle seats increase pressure on your man parts, which can limit penile blood flow and lead to erectile dysfunction (ED).
Stress causes your cortisol and adrenaline hormones to constrict your blood vessels and prevent you from getting an erection.
When your testosterone level is low, you may experience ED as well as decreased sex drive.
A study of 6 million men with ED showed that 75 percent either didn’t receive an ED prescription or didn’t fill their medication order.
Seeking medical treatment for erectile dysfunction is vital because it’s a barometer of your cardiovascular health.
If you have both high cholesterol and ED, taking a statin drug can help prevent cardiovascular disease and increase your erectile function.
Olive oil mixed with lycopene, a red antioxidant from tomatoes, improved study subjects’ mild to moderate erectile dysfunction.
Antioxidant-rich pistachio nuts promote blood flow and boost your ability to achieve lasting erections.
Citrulline, the amino acid in watermelon juice, enhances blood flow to relieve mild to moderate erectile dysfunction significantly.Click here to subscribe to the Canadian Pharmacy Health RSS Feed.Canadian Pharmacy Meds | All Rights Reserved.
Viagra…does it lose strength?
Viagra should not be effective for longer than 4 hours. If you are asking whether it loses its effectiveness during long-term use, it shouldn’t. We do need to consider an individual’s frequency of use, other medical and physical conditions, and other psychological and emotional factors that may effect how well Viagra works for them in the long run. On its own, Viagra should be effective as long as your doctor sees it to be safe for you.