Posted by admin on April 15th, 2010
If you have taken your time to study the problem of erectile dysfunction and its causes you have most probably run across numerous forum threads and articles discussing the danger of cycling in the context of male impotence. Some people believe that active cycling, whether using a real bicycle or a stationary cardio device, may cause erectile problems and strongly recommend men with ED risk against using this type of physical activity in their exercise programs. Others believe that it’s all just a matter of hype and rumor as there’s not scientific proof of the effects of cycling on male sexual potency. So who’s right?
Well, it turns out that both parties have something to support their views.
A set of clinical test with the scope of studying the effects of cycling on male sexual abilities has concluded that intense cycling raises the risk of developing ED in men for about 40%. The results vary across different age and health groups, however the overall concussion is that if you want to keep your potency for a longer time you have to be more cautious with bikes. Read the rest of this entry »
Posted by admin on February 8th, 2010
In the days before the “pills” came on to the market, no-one knew how many men suffered from erectile dysfunction. Now that men are slightly more honest about their sexual experiences, it’s possible to get a better count of the number affected. The emerging evidence from continuing research projects confirms the traditional view that, as men age, they grow more likely to experience some degree of erectile dysfunction. If you go back fifty years, life expectancy in the US was less than spectacular with the majority of men dying in their sixties. Today, the average life expectancy is creeping up through the seventies. So when we read that men over the age of seventy are the most likely group to experience erectile dysfunction, this is now viewed as a more serious social problem. People who are building up to retirement expect to enjoy some leisure time. They have saved up and, as soon as their 401k accounts have recovered from the battering they took during the recession, the boomers will quit their jobs and look for a little fun. How will they get on? Read the rest of this entry »
Posted by admin on February 8th, 2010
Hair is one of these rather strange features. Potentially, it grows over most of the human body. Among some people, this is considered a bad thing and it must all be shaved off or plucked. Some consider hair so important, it can never be cut. Others hide it away under items of clothing. Still more make a feature of it, cutting and primping it to maintain an immaculate standard of personal grooming. The variations are many. For some, this is tradition born out of necessity. When technology was limited and it was difficult to hone a sharp edge for shaving or forming into scissors for cutting, people elected to value their hair. Read the rest of this entry »
