Men worry about ED. Few of them know that this is a reflection of subpar circulation throughout the body. Why would only your hydraulics, highly dependant on good circulation, be the only spot affected? Sure, men think with that yonder region a little too much, but, let us take advantage of this healthy, and understandable preoccupation: if you want a healthy sex life, eat a plant-based diet. This includes women, who also depend on good circulation for intimacy.
Next time you are tempted by a highly sugary, and trans-fat meal, think about the effect it will have on your performance. So, do you like twinkies or sex better?
References:
Erectile dysfunction linked to higher risk of heart disease
TIME (6/11, Park) reports that research published in Circulation suggests erectile dysfunction may be linked to a higher risk of heart disease. Investigators found that “among a group of 1,900 men aged 60 to 78, those with erectile dysfunction were twice as likely as men without the condition to have a heart attack, stroke, or die of a heart problem.” The New York Post (6/11, Gollayan) reports that Michael Blaha, a co-author of the study, said, “The onset of ED should prompt men to seek comprehensive cardiovascular risk evaluation from a preventive cardiologist.” HealthDay (6/11, Mozes) reports, “The link between impotence and heart disease appears to be ‘a two-way street,’ Blaha said, given that men who have had a heart attack appear to face a higher risk for ED.”
