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A high-protein, low-carbohydrate diet (aka, the Atkins Diet) has long been touted as a way to lose weight, but there are some serious side effects associated with this dietary approach. One of them is its impact on testosterone. A high-protein diet can send your T tumbling down. Why? Because when you pump lots of protein…
Why Men with ED Have Trouble With Orgasms
As if having erectile dysfunction were not challenging enough, a new study reveals that most men with ED have other sexual problems. More precisely, 65 percent fail to have an orgasm and 58 percent also have problems with ejaculation. The study from New York-Presbyterian/Weill Cornell Medical Center (NYP/WCMC) included more than 12,000 men and is…
Can Brushing Your Teeth Prevent Erectile Dysfunction?
Can brushing your teeth prevent erectile dysfunction? If so, here’s a good reason to practice oral hygiene. A new study found that men with severe gum disease (periodontitis) are at greater risk of erectile dysfunction. This research was presented at the annual meeting of the American Urological Association on May 21, 2012, by researchers from…
Can Melatonin Treat Erectile Dysfunction?
Melatonin is perhaps best known as the hormone that is involved with the sleep/wake cycle. Yet there is also some research indicate that it could be a player in impotence, which affects 25 percent of men younger than 40, and an increasing percentage of men older than 50. This information leads us to ask the…
Genetic Causes of Erectile Dysfunction Found by Scientists
Studies of twins have indicated that about one third of the risk of developing erectile dysfunction is associated to genetic factors. Until now, research into this topic has been limited by small sample sizes and other factors. In a new study, however, scientists report they have found at least some specific genetic causes of erectile…
Is Erectile Dysfunction Linked to Income Levels?
Is erectile dysfunction linked to income? It appears to be, but the cause may not be what you think. A new study finds that men who are married to women who make more than they do are more likely to use drugs to treat erectile dysfunction (ED) than are men who bring home the bigger…
