Erectile dysfunction is the term used to describe when a man has trouble achieving and/or maintaining an adequate erection on a recurring basis and not just on one particular evening. Its causes can be physical or psychological.
Physical causes:
Psychological causes:
A complete diet that includes fresh vegetables as well as raw nuts and seeds contributes to a satisfying sex life.
Whole grains and fresh vegetables contain many nutrients essential to a healthy reproductive system, such as B-complex vitamins.
Raw nuts and seeds contain essential fatty acids that help regulate the production of sex hormones and increase HDL cholesterol (the “good” kind of cholesterol).
These foods are also a good source of vitamin E and zinc, two nutrients that contribute to the proper functioning of the sex glands.
To improve circulation in the corpora cavernosa—these are the cavities in the penis responsible for the tumescence, or hardness, of an erection—while reducing deposits in the arteries, it’s best to opt for niacin-rich foods like eggs (soft boiled), peanut butter, nutritional yeast, wheat germ, avocadoes, dried figs and fish.
Fresh vegetables and sprouts provide a good quantity of electrolytes, which help reduce mineral deposits in the arteries, thereby improving circulation.
Some supplements are effective in improving erectile problems, but need to be taken regularly for an extended period in order to re-establish the natural processes. These are not fast-acting remedies like Viagra, which you take only when you need it.
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