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ED Treatment: Is ICP better than pills?

A lot of people who are not medically inclined believe that pills are the most effective erectile dysfunction (ED) treatment as seen on TV ads. Although they are effective in helping men overcome erection problems, majority who tried intracavernous pharmacotherapy (ICP) prefer to use it than ED pills.  Since early 1980’s, ICP treatment has helped […]

ED can be cured through ICP – Studies

Since the early 1980’s, intracavernous pharmacotherapy (ICP) has been rigorously studied by scientists globally.  It has proven to be a highly effective ed treatment for erectile dysfunction (ED) and premature ejaculation (PE). Here are some of the studies that claim ICP’s success in treating men with erection problems: An Article on the Effective Use of […]

Erectile Dysfunction Treatment Through ICP

Intracavernous pharmacotherapy has a long and established record in successfully treating erectile dysfunction among men.  It is first approved as a treatment before many of the common oral medications arose. In the recent years, ICP treatment continues to earn popularity especially for men suffering from medical conditions such as diabetes, hypertension and heart diseases who […]

High Cholesterol and ED: Ways to Get Rid with this Problem

Most common questions about high cholesterol and erectile dysfunction (ED) is about their relationship. Cholesterol affects erection. As cholesterol level increases, men’s ability to achieve erection also decreases. The following are common questions about cholesterol and ED. How is High Cholesterol and Erectile Dysfunction Related? High cholesterol can narrow or block arteries that carry adequate […]

Testosterone Imbalance Can Be Determined Using Finger Ratio

Studies on finger ratios and hormone imbalance are widespread since the 18th century. Research has shown that the length of the 4th finger is longer for people with high exposure to testosterone at birth. Some scientists believe that the more testosterone present in the womb, the baby more likely to have longer 4th digit. Whereas […]