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Addressing Erectile Dysfunction Many men with erectile dysfunction (ED) have trouble discussing their condition with their doctors. This is part of why there is a strong interest in complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) therapies for ED. Unfortunately, there is little more than anecdotal evidence to support the use of most CAM therapies for ED. In addition, some therapies may actually be dangerous for your health. Talk to your doctor before you take any supplements or alternative therapies for your ED. Many supplements can interact dangerously with medications. Remember: just because a product is herbal or “natural” does not mean that…

Erectile dysfunction, formerly called impotence, is the inability to obtain an adequate erection for satisfactory sexual activity. Research suggests that 50% of men have ED. It’s more common in men over age 50, but it can occur at any age. Remedies for Erectile Dysfunction: So far, scientific support for the claim that any remedy can safely treat erectile dysfunction is fairly lacking. If you’re considering the use of any remedy, it’s important to consult your physician first and avoid self-treating with alternative medicine. Here are ten natural remedies to consider: 1) L-Arginine L-arginine is an amino acid that increases nitric oxide levels…

Men can judge themselves pretty harshly when it comes to their performance in between the sheets. The unsettling fear of not being able to rise to the occasion becomes a reccurring nightmare for men that is often equated with failure, loss of dignity, and masculinity. If you suffer from erectile dysfunction (ED), don’t be so hard on yourself, since impotence can almost always be improved with treatment, without having to rely on Viagra or other medications. Whether you suffer from ED, or hope to prevent the condition, here are six tips to overcome impotence without the side effects of the…

India is now the diabetes capital of the world, and people seeking a cure for this condition online has never been higher. Once diagnosed, people are either on oral anti-diabetic medication or insulin for the rest of their lives.  However, what you should know is that they can only help you manage the condition to avoid developing hyperglycemia or extremely high levels of blood glucose. Besides, these drugs can cause several side effects ranging from loss of appetite, indigestion, nausea and diarrhea to itchy skin, swollen hands and feet, a sore throat and fever. Considering the chronic nature of type 2…

June is Men’s Health Month, and a good time to examine the common male condition known as erectile dysfunction, or ED. According to the American Urological Association, more than 25 million men in the U.S. suffer from some sort of ED, but because the level of distress is so variable with this condition, only 5 percent of them have sought treatment. Symptoms and Causes Commonly called male impotence, ED is the inability to achieve or maintain penile erections sufficient for intercourse. ED often has a psychological component, and counseling with a psychotherapist or sex therapist often resolves the problem. ED…

Erectile dysfunction (ED) is a common male sexual problem. ED occurs when a man has trouble achieving or maintaining an erection long enough to have sexual function. ED is not as simple as the inability to achieve an erection when aroused. It is a complex multi-system dysfunction. Male sexual arousal involves many body systems including the brain, nervous system, blood vessels, muscles, hormones, and emotions. A problem with one part of the body can cause a problem elsewhere, which could then be the cause of ED. Traditional Treatments for Erectile Dysfunction ED is often a symptom and not a condition…

Sexual problems as a result of having diabetes can affect both men and women. Although these sexual health problems can be fairly common among people with diabetes, they are often not widely discussed. The good news is that often there are treatments for diabetes-related sex problems. There are a few reasons why men with diabetes may suffer from sexual problems. Some of these problems are no different to those that the general male population might have. Erectile dysfunction and diabetes The most common sexual problem in men with diabetes is erectile dysfunction (sometimes called impotence) — an inability to have…

Talk about a win-win situation! It seems that many aphrodisiacs–herbs that boost sexual energy and function–can also bring down blood sugar, cholesterol, and/or blood pressure.  At least four herbs have shown these double benefits in scientific studies. People have been trying to boost their sex lives with herbs for thousands of years. On every continent, healers have found herbs that seem to improve sexual desire and ability. Most aphrodisiacs (named after Aphrodite, the Greek goddess of love) have only mild effects, and some of the stronger ones have unwanted side effects.  But here are four herbs that have shown positive…

Troublesome bladder symptoms and changes in sexual function are common health problems as people age. Having diabetes can mean early onset and increased severity of these problems. Sexual and urologic complications of diabetes occur because of the damage diabetes can cause to blood vessels and nerves. Men may have difficulty with erections or ejaculation. Women may have problems with sexual response and vaginal lubrication. Urinary tract infections and bladder problems occur more often in people with diabetes. People who keep their diabetes under control can lower their risk of the early onset of these sexual and urologic problems. Diabetes and…

Having type 1 diabetes can increase the risk of sexual dysfunction for both men and women. The good news is this may be preventable and, should it occur, there are treatments that can help. Diabetes: Sexual Problems in Men In men, the nerve damage and problems with circulation that are common complications of type 1 diabetes can lead to problems with erection or ejaculation. “Hyperglycemia [high blood sugar] affects the blood vessels everywhere — the heart, eyes, kidneys. Changes in blood vessels can also affect the ability to have and maintain an erection,” explains Jennifer Goldman-Levine, PharmD, a diabetes educator…