Category Archives: Erectile Dysfunction

Ever since the ground-breaking work of Kinsey, the prevalence of erectile dysfunction has been a subject of debate. Although it is certain that many millions of men are affected by the condition, there is a surprising dearth of high-quality epidemiological … Continue reading →

Believe it or not, there are millions of men in the United States alone that are dealing with problems with erectile dysfunction. This is a very common that affects many men for a variety of different reasons and it can … Continue reading →

Millions of men will get on the internet today and search for an E.D. pill to cure their impotence. And only thousands of men will search for a natural erectile dysfunction remedy. Though both men could ultimately cure their erectile … Continue reading →

Feminist sex therapy has led the field in recognition of the costs of dismembering of sexuality from relational context. Tiefer identified the influences of the positivist approach and of biologically based explanations of human sexuality in the misdirection of sex … Continue reading →

Evaluation for low testosterone involves a simple blood test. If low testosterone is diagnosed in a man with some of the aforementioned symptoms, consideration for testosterone replacement therapy is in order. The goal is to restore testosterone to normal levels … Continue reading →

Testosterone (T) is an important male sexual hormone that promotes the physical changes that commence at the time of puberty including pubic, axillary and facial hair, deepening voice, prominent Adam’s apple and increased bone and muscle mass. Throughout adulthood, testosterone … Continue reading →

An erection requires a substantial increase in penile blood flow. If the cavernosal arteries (the arteries to the corpora cavernosa) are unable to increase the blood flow to the penis, vascular E.D. will occur. If a person has generalized atherosclerosis … Continue reading →

Obesity (external fat) is associated with internal obesity and fatty matter clogging up the arteries of the body (including the pudendal artery which supplies blood to the penis). Additionally, obesity can have a negative effect on our sex hormone balance … Continue reading →

Aging is one of the major risk factors for erectile dysfunction. Men in their 40’s have approximately a 40% chance of having some form of ED and this prevalence increases by about 10% in each succeeding decade. Generally speaking, diminished … Continue reading →

There are four phases of the male sexual response including excitement, plateau, orgasm, and resolution. In the excitement phase, penile erection occurs as a result of an arousing sexual situation. Accompanying erection is thickening of the scrotal skin and elevation … Continue reading →