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Yes, Diabetes Can Affect Your Sex Life. Make It Stop Now
Sex is an important part of life and relationships. But diabetes can affect a man's sex life. It is important to understand that there is not just one reason a man with diabetes might be experiencing sexual health issues.
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5 Natural Cures For Erectile Dysfunction
Read here to find five simple and natural cure for Erectile Dysfunction. Follow these steps and you'll once again achieve your libido.
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Impotent Men At Higher Risk Of Heart Disease, Diabetes
Men diagnosed with infertility are at higher risk of diabetes, heart disease, alcohol abuse and drug abuse compared to fertile men, a new study has revealed.
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Sex and shopping - retail therapy bad for men?
Shopping is really bad for men's health and fertility, scientists are now saying after new research.Researchers have discovered that a chemical compound found on some cash receipts contains a hazardous substance, Bisphenol A (BPA), which suppresses male hormones in the body and can make men impotent. The compound, used to make ink visible on therma...
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How could I? I'm impotent, says 12-yr-old's rapist
High drama unfolded at the Saki Naka police station on Tuesday where the 12-year-old girl raped by nine men - her cousin Dhaval Bapat, his friends and neighbours, including a 71-year-old man - identified some of the accused.
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Age-related impotence may improve over time
About one third of older men who are impotent experience natural remission, with symptoms becoming less severe but not necessarily going away completely.
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Impotence drugs could damage eyes
Impotence drugs such as Viagra and Cialis can increase the risk of eye damage in men who have a history of heart disease or high blood pressure.
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Impotence may signal future heart disease
Impotence may serve as an early warning of heart disease down the road, even in men without traditional risk factors for heart trouble.
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Impotence risk in young smokers
Smoking is known to have adverse effects on men
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Heart diseases and erection problems
Men with risk factors for heart disease in mid-life such as obesity and high cholesterol levels are more likely to develop erectile dysfunction many years later.
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Yes, Diabetes Can Affect Your Sex Life. Make It Stop Now
Sex is an important part of life and relationships. But diabetes can affect a man's sex life. It is important to understand that there is not just one reason a man with diabetes might be experiencing sexual health issues.
-
5 Natural Cures For Erectile Dysfunction
Read here to find five simple and natural cure for Erectile Dysfunction. Follow these steps and you'll once again achieve your libido.
-
Impotent Men At Higher Risk Of Heart Disease, Diabetes
Men diagnosed with infertility are at higher risk of diabetes, heart disease, alcohol abuse and drug abuse compared to fertile men, a new study has revealed.
-
Sex and shopping - retail therapy bad for men?
Shopping is really bad for men's health and fertility, scientists are now saying after new research.Researchers have discovered that a chemical compound found on some cash receipts contains a hazardous substance, Bisphenol A (BPA), which suppresses male hormones in the body and can make men impotent. The compound, used to make ink visible on therma...
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How could I? I'm impotent, says 12-yr-old's rapist
High drama unfolded at the Saki Naka police station on Tuesday where the 12-year-old girl raped by nine men - her cousin Dhaval Bapat, his friends and neighbours, including a 71-year-old man - identified some of the accused.
-
Age-related impotence may improve over time
About one third of older men who are impotent experience natural remission, with symptoms becoming less severe but not necessarily going away completely.
-
Impotence drugs could damage eyes
Impotence drugs such as Viagra and Cialis can increase the risk of eye damage in men who have a history of heart disease or high blood pressure.
-
Impotence may signal future heart disease
Impotence may serve as an early warning of heart disease down the road, even in men without traditional risk factors for heart trouble.
-
Impotence risk in young smokers
Smoking is known to have adverse effects on men
-
Heart diseases and erection problems
Men with risk factors for heart disease in mid-life such as obesity and high cholesterol levels are more likely to develop erectile dysfunction many years later.
