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Turns out, vitamin D not only strengthens our bones, but may
also be responsible for ensuring male erectile function. According to a new
study, which was recently presented at the American Heart Association's annual
meeting in Orlando, FL, vitamin D deficiency leads to a 35 percent increase in
the likelihood of erectile dysfunction (ED) among men!
Having analyzed data collected from more than 3,400 men,
researchers found that around 16 percent of those men had ED and 30 percent had
insufficient levels of vitamin D. However, vitamin D deficiency was 6 percent
more common among men who suffered from erectile
dysfunction.
In their presentation, researchers pointed out that their
findings are not conclusive and more research is needed to verify the
connection between the vitamin and its effects on male body. Nevertheless, if
verified, this discovery may lead to new approaches in treating erectile
dysfunction.
Inability to achieve or maintain an erection is a serious
medical condition that affects millions of men around the world. However, modern
scientific advances have made it possible for most men to successfully treat
ED, and enjoy a healthy and active lifestyle well into their senior years. If
you experience the symptoms of erectile dysfunction, don’t ignore them. Schedule
an appointment with a qualified
physician to discuss treatment options that will work for your particular
situation.
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