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"How To Successfully Heal & Treat 
EX! Wonderful, life-fulfilling sex! That’s what this Lesson is all about. There is nothing as gratifying as good sex. Perhaps nothing affirms your love for life, your vibrancy, and your good health as much as being able to participate in good sex.
Remember when you could go all night long — even if you had to get up early the next morning? Yet as diabetics, we find that the ability to perform diminishes as time passes. Sexual dysfunction is one of the least talked about Type 2 Diabetes complications.
Men are especially reluctant to admit that they have erectile dysfunction. It is definitely not part of our macho mindset.
I’m not going to tackle the entire problem of sexual dysfunction. In this Lesson I’m going to concentrate on erectile dysfunction.
The Magnitude of
Sexual Dysfunction
In the United States alone, it is estimated that upwards of 30 million men suffer from some degree of erectile dysfunction (ED). In the general population, it affects 52% of men between the ages of 40 and 70 years old.
In diabetic men, the estimates are that ED affects anywhere from 35% to 75% and occurs at a much earlier age. ED affects nearly 66% of men age 50 and older. This huge pool of suffering men have boosted the sales of Viagra over the 2 billion-dollar mark regardless of its wretched side effects.
But, the problem is worse than just erectile dysfunction. According to naturopathic doctor Richard Schulze, the average American male sperm count is only half of what it was 70 years ago. To add insult to injury, medical records show that prostate cancer is the # 1 cancer in men, edging out lung cancer.
By the age of 40 over 60% of American men have prostate disease. By age 50, 35% have the beginnings of prostate cancer. There are over 1,000 new prostate cancer cases discovered every day — that’s about ½ million men diagnosed every year. And about 40,000 die!
Erectile Dysfunction (ED)
And Heart Disease!
First and foremost, ED is caused by vascular disease. Endothelial (cells lining the inner surface of the arteries) dysfunction and atherosclerosis of the blood vessels that supply the penis are associated with the same risk factors that affect the coronary arteries.
Those risk factors are smoking, obesity, blood lipid abnormalities, alcohol abuse, illicit drugs, use of prescription cardiac drugs, hypertension and diabetes.
The scientific literature shows that men with coronary artery disease, diabetes and hypertension have up to a four-times higher risk of developing ED than age-matched controls.
The fact is that ED is one of the first symptoms of coronary vascular disease. A limp penis is a dire warning to treat coronary, cerebral, and peripheral vascular disease.
In other words, if you have ED — you have cardiovascular disease!
Diabetes and ED!
Men with diabetes are especially prone to endothelial disease and are afflicted with ED in staggering amounts. Diabetes affects nearly every step in the production of an erection. The causes are interrelated and include vascular disease, endothelial dysfunction, autonomic neuropathy, hormone imbalance and certain medications.
In diabetic women, the disease process fosters a deficiency of vaginal lubrication making sexual intercourse painful. Overall, sexual dysfunction in both genders is associated with strained marriages and depression. What’s the Solution to ED?
Actually, there are a lot that you can do to regain your health and banish erectile dysfunction. I’m going to present a banquet of options for you to consider, including information on Viagra.
Choose natural healing first and drugs second. Drugs always have adverse effects, which are cumulative as time passes. Since ED is mainly a vascular problem let’s first explore ways to naturally alleviate heart disease and clean out your arteries. Excerpt From: "Heal Diabetes Now" Training Program Lesson # 41. |
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