fit body SURVIVAL OF
THE STIFFEST: Solutions for
Erectile Dysfunction by Dr. Daniel Thomas, DO, MS
Is Viagra, Cialis, and Levitra the solution? Such medications do nothing to reverse the underlying circulatory dysfunction that leads to most cases of ED.
So, what’s the solution? T e
ATTENTION MEN:
Can’t get it up and/or keep it up?
You Are Not Alone. Millions of men suff er
from Impotence or Erectile Dysfunction (ED), with as
many as 50% of men over the age of 40 being impotent at least part of the time.
18 Central Florida A
ccording to a recent study published in the Journal of Sex Medicine, Erectile Dysfunction
(ED) is a far more serious condition than previously thought. Men who suff er from ED are more likely to die an early death. Researchers at the University of Mississippi found that those with ED were 70% more likely to die at a younger age due to cardiovascular disease. ED appears to be a barometer of a man’s overall circulatory health. Because of this, ED should also stand for “Early Death” and not just “Erectile Dysfunction.” ED is literally a ticking time-bomb and men who ignore it do so at the expense of their own life. Is Viagra, Cialis, and Levitra the
solution to ED? Such medications are a “Band-Aid” at best, and they
real solution is cleaning up your diet and lifestyle to improve blood fl ow, not only to the penis, but also to the brain, eyes, heart, lungs, liver, kidneys, and muscles simultaneously. Not only does such an approach get to the very root of the ED problem and helps restore erections without the need for medication, it also improves overall health and reduces the risk of early death due to cardiovascular disease.
Located in Mount Dora, Florida, Dr. Daniel Thomas, DO, MS has over 30 years of experience and is a leader in metabolic and nutritional medicine. People throughout the country
seek his expertise to prevent and reverse disease, improve health, slow aging, and increase lifespan. To learn more about his credentials and how he may be able to help you, visit
HealthyAndStrong.com or call 352-729-0923.
do nothing to reverse the underlying circulatory dysfunction that leads to most cases of ED. Furthermore, long- term use of ED drugs is associated with hearing loss, retinal hemorrhaging and subsequent vision loss, strokes, heart attacks, cardiomyopathy (enlarged heart), arrhythmia (irregular heartbeat), tachycardia (fast heartbeat), gastritis (stomach inflammation), acid reflux, anorgasmia (inability to ejaculate), urinary bladder infections, and urinary incontinence. Long-term use of ED drugs can also lead to psychological dependency.
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