Impotent Men

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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.

• 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...

• 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.

• Impotence: early sign of heart disease

  For some men, erectile dysfunction (ED) could be an early warning of heart disease. Researchers have found that men who have ED but are otherwise healthy show signs of blood flow problems in the arm's brachial artery, signalling that problems with blood flow went beyond the penile arteries.