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Senior Citizens Having More Sex, Staying Healthier

It’s shocking to believe that today, in comparison to thirty years ago, more and more senior citizens are staying active in sex. A recent study in Sweden shows that senior citizens’ outlook on sex activity has changed, drastically.  This study was conducted on 70 year-olds from 1970 up until recently.  Reason to understand this change […]

Walnuts and the Reduction of Prostate Cancer

Scientific research shows that eating a diet rich in walnuts can reduce the size and growth rate of prostate cancer in mice.  Experiments show that the secret lies in walnuts’ ability to lower levels of the substance endothelin, which increases inflammation of blood vessels. Researchers tested the benefits of eating walnuts due to the fact […]

Lower Your Stress to help treat your erectile dysfunction

Treating your erectile dysfunction, and doing it effectively, requires a comprehensive strategy. Making lifestyle changes may not be enough – on its own – to bring success. But the healthier you are, the more successful the treatment for your erectile dysfunction will be. Being healthy means reducing stress. Stress is natural, but it can cause […]

Sleep Apnea and ED

A correlation has been found between erectile dysfunction and sleep apnea—also known as sleep disordered breathing (SDB). A recent article in Urology Today states: “Since the majority of physicians who treat ED are unlikely to have expertise in SDB, and similarly those who treat SDB generally have little expertise in diagnosing or treating ED, it […]

Erectile Dysfunction linked to Obesity?

Could weight have a connection to Erectile Dysfunction? According to a new study published in The Journal of Sexual Medicine, obesity just might result to erectile dysfunction.  The study focused on 2,435 Italian male patients who seeked outpatient treatment for erectile dysfunction between 2007 and 2001. Among those who participated, 41.5% were of normal weight, […]