Can impotence be treated successfully

Answer 1

An interesting question. I'd say, in most cases, yes. Absolutely yes.

The first thing to consider of course is that there's several possible causes of impotence, as the best treatment naturally depends on what the root problem is. Testosterone levels reducing is a natural part of aging, and often part of the issue.

As there's usually a physical cause behind impotence or erectile dysfunction, you'd be advised to see a doctor or men's specialist to establish what's what. Many things, such as disease, injury, hormone levels or drug side-effects can be responsible. Basically any disorder that impairs blood flow in the penis has the potential to cause impotence, including also Diabetes, hypertension etc. Incidence rises with age: about 20-40 percent of men at the age of 40 (depending on partial or total) and between 50-65 percent of men at the age of 65 experience impotence. However it is not an unavoidable part of getting older. So consulting with a doctor or specialist first is definitely an advantage!

However, if you're after a natural treatment that promotes testosterone production, a good option is probably a product called Herbal Ignite. It's been around for over a decade, and made in the oasis of New Zealand. The quality and efficacy of its ingredients is really good. You can get more info from their website, but basically as I understand it works by using the herb Tribulus Terrestris stimulating the body to produce more testosterone, like it did when you were younger.

Answer 2

Impotence or erectile dysfunction can absolutely be treated and improved--whether or not you would then consider it 'reversed' or 'cured' depends a lot on the underlying causes.

Of course, ED drugs like Cialis are great for helping to reverse the symptoms temporarily, but they won't do much to deal with the underlying cause.

The single biggest factors in men's impotence is probably aging and the associated reduction of testosterone, and mental issues such as stress and anxiety.

Low testosterone can be assessed with a simple bloodtest. Options for treatment include patches, health food supplements (herbal ignite is a great one), and hormone replacement therapy. If you suspect psychological issues are a factor, good options are to improve diet and exercise, work/life balance, or even see a counselor/therapist

DRs love to show you the Test report from the lab & say "You are in the normal range"! The range is age based & At 50 They should say "You are in the normal range, FOR ALL THE OTHER MISERABLE GUYS YOUR AGE".

A TESTOSTERONE LEVEL OF ABOUT 250-400 is normal for guys in their 50s.

here are the truths that the normal General Practioner or Urologist won't add to your education.

1. When we were young & healthy, great muscle tone & no Heart disease & loving life in our 20s & early 30s most guys testosterone level was between 1500-2000 some higher. After 35 your level starts to drop pretty aggressively at about 5% per year so in 10 years you could be operating with HALF as much & by mid 50s about 10% of what you had at 30... no wonder sex is not as much fun & erections tougher to keep, heart disease is rampant & your joints hurt!

2. Your body makes testosterone from CHOLESTEROL & that cholesterol medication is killing your cholesterol, liver, muscle tone & your ability to make more testosterone

3. most guys feel good & have good sexual function, energy, health & sleep & no joint pain, with a testosterone blood level anywhere above 800/ Below that & you will have lots of "AGING" symptoms that are really just LOW TESTOSTERON symptoms, not really aging symptoms.

4. By the late 50s & beyond the normal male will fall into the "Double digits" 10-99 on the blood testosterone & feel terrible.

5. When your Testosterone falls the small amount of estrogen that your body produces, starts to dominate & you feel even less masculine, more emotional, muscle mass starts to atrophy & weight gain, ED & loss of sex drive are PROFOUND.

MORE INFO YOU DIDNT ASK FO BUT MIGHT BE HELPFUL!

· Injections and patches even pills can be a common ways to get Testosterone, but the Patches & creams are ineffective & irritate the skin and can be dangerous if they come in contact with children, pets or other people.