Impotence – more and more men seem to experience difficulty in maintaining an erection. How can nutrition help?

An erection results from a complex combination of brain stimuli, blood vessel and nerve action and hormonal input. Any interference with any or a combination of these factors may cause impotence. Impotence may be chronic or recurring or even occur as a single incident. In the past, impotence was thought to be a psychological problem but many therapists and doctors today believe that up to 85% of cases have some physical or physiological basis.

What are potential factors which lead to impotence?

Arteriosclerosis, the hardening of arteries, is a potential problem for the heart AND restricts the flow of blood to the penis and to the nerves that govern sexual arousal. If impotence is linked to clogged arteries, following a healthy cardiovascular diet may help. >>>

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