5 Easy Methods to Use to Help Limit the Effects of Male Impotence Symptoms

Steven Schlosser
Written by: Steven Schlosser
Published 11/05/2018
Updated: 12/26/2018

Male Impotence affect males emotional, and psychologically. Male impotence is a problem among males of younger and older ages. Following a clinical study of more than 31,000 health care professionals, the study concluded that there are 4 areas that affect males erections; age, alcohol intake, smoking, and physical activity.

There are also methods to help limit the effects of male impotence, so males can experience and fulfill their sexual desires.

Use These 5 Simple Methods to Help Obtain an Erection

1. Give up smoking.

Smoking is bad for your lungs, and also for your circulatory system. Your body needs a good positive flow of both blood and oxygen.

2. Limit your alcohol intake.

Try changing your lifestyle. Alcohol affects your ability to obtain and maintain an erection. Alcohol contains sedatives that can cause an adverse effect on your sexual performance. In fact, alcohol may make it difficult for you to get up an erection.

3. Reduce the Stress in Your Life.

Stress has a negative impact on your body, and your overall health. Anxiety and depression are two deadly culprits that rob you of your vitality. Try removing some of the stresses out of your life.

4. Exercise Your Body More.

Stay busy walking, jogging, or running around the neighborhood. Exercising increases the body's circulatory system, keep your lungs open, and allow air/oxygen to flow to all the parts of your body. Walking can help restore your sex drive so you can perform better.

5. Eat Healthy Foods.

What you eat and drink can determine whether or not you will have an erection or not. Eating grains, vegetables, and foods rich in proteins and taking B 12 vitamins, helps you to keep your body in shape.

Certain medications can also contribute to male impotence. Tell your doctor about any new products you are taking. Male impotence does not have to control your sexual lifestyle. Get informed about ways you can limit erectile dysfunction, and enjoy sex.

Steven Schlosser

Steven Schlosser

Dr. Schlosser graduated from Lafayette College Phi Beta Kappa and attended Georgetown Medical School. He had 4 years of medical residency training at Tufts University in Boston in both Gynecology and Internal Medicine. He has had a spotless medical career for the past 40+ years and is Board Certified.
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