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I have been making youtube videos for precisely a year now, and not one was as effective as my video on how to use Viagra… And because I am a big believer of never changing a winning team, I thought it was about time to make follow up video.
So this video is for every that is dealing with erectile dysfunction (ED), and who is looking for a way to prevent it; actually I will be listing 5 ways.

5. Don’t worry, get happy:
Erectile dysfunction is the inability to get or keep an erection firm enough for intercourse. At best it can lead to some laughter, but mostly it is very unpleasant and it may have some negative consequences and lead to stress.
If you are stressed than your body releases more Adrenaline, which causes contraction of your blood vessels. This means that less blood will be flowing to your genitals.

4. Eat healthy:
It is important to keep your heart and blood vessels in the best shape possible; because they pump to blood to your genitals for the erection
If you are interested I just made a video on the best diets, it covers everything you need to know, and you can find it here: https://youtu.be/aYf9p5IJGC4

3. Maintain an healthy weight:
Being overweight, and especially being obese can lead to many problems (diabetes, high cholesterol, high blood pressure, heart diseases). All of these can, on their turn, cause ED. So besides eating healthy, it is very important to maintain an healthy weight.

2. Improve your Lifestyle
– Drink alcohol in moderation.

– Exercise 1-3 times a week. There is strong medical evidence which links a sedentary lifestyle to erectile dysfunction. So sitting less, and increasing your weekly work-outs, will help to prevent ED.

– If you smoke, than QUIT.

If you are planning to quit smoking this year, than you could also check out the video I made on How to quit smoking. You can find it here: https://youtu.be/WSUbXPGOBdw

1. Contact your doctor
Unfortunately erectile dysfunction is very common in aging man: about 25% of all man between 40-70 years old have moderate erectile difficulties, and about 10% of that group has a severe to complete erectile dysfunction. Generally this is not a reason for concerns.
However, if you are experiencing additional sexual problems, if you also have diabetes or a heart disease, or if the ED bothers you a lot, than always contact your doctor!

You see ED can sometimes be reversed if the underlying problem is treated. In other cases your doctor could prescribe your medication, like viagra, which can also help you with ED.
You can find a video on “How to use Viagra” here: https://youtu.be/lZ-Haqd-ERo

– Disclaimer: this video is meant purely informational! This is not medical advice! If you are looking for medical advice always contact your own doctor. –

Literature:
1: Bihari M. Fogoros R. (2019). An Overview of Erectile Dysfunction. Verywell Health.
2: Havard Health Publishing. 5 natural ways to overcome erectile dysfunction.
3. Boston University. Epidemiology of ED.
4. Mayo Clinic Staff. (2018). Erectile Dysfunction.
5. Derrer D. (2013). Protect Your Erection: 11 Tips. WebMD.

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Do you feel like you broke your knee? Runners afflicted with severe pain localized outside of the knee may be experiencing Iliotibial Band Syndrome (ITBS). In this video, doctors from MedStar NRH Rehabilitation Network present prevention and treatment tips for relieving the pain and recovering from IT Band Syndrome. Watch as Dr. Matthew Maxwell, sports medicine doctor, and Dr. Tyler Allee, physical therapist, share techniques for training through this common running injury.

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Dr. Daniel Martinez, Urologist with Baptist Health South Florida, affirms one of those things physicians worry about the younger patient population is something called “Saddle injuries”.

Those injuries can be caused by accidents during bike riding or by slips when a man falls between his legs. Treatment for cancer could potentially also cause ED, the specialist explains.

Erection is not possible in stressful situations.
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Erectile dysfunction is a topic that many men would prefer avoid. But it is a problem that affects many men. This video will explain the potential causes associated with erectile dysfunction such as hormone imbalances such as testosterone or elevated cholesterol levels.

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Disrupted quadriceps
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