Obesity and its catastrophic impact on male sexual potency
It”s generally accepted in society that obesity is the enemy of health. This is certainly true. But ask the average person what the dangers of obesity are? They might recall the dangers to the cardiovascular system (of course, they”re forbidden from even mentioning this). So, on a superficial level, people are familiar with the dangers of excess weight. But what if they discover that the extra pounds are negatively impacting their sex life? That would make me never want to eat at McDonald”s again.
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First and foremost, the issue of sex and excess weight concerns men. In addition to heart and vascular problems (no one is immune), men risk developing sexual dysfunction and frequent urination. This opinion is shared by researchers from Weill Cornell Medical Center in New York.
Study Details and Results
The study involved 400 men who complained of frequent urination and were somewhat overweight. The subjects” ages ranged from 40 to 91 years. 37. 5% had a waist size of less than 90 cm, 30% had a waist size of 99 to 102 cm, and 29% had a waist size of more than 103 cm. The researchers then interviewed these men and concluded that 75% of those who were trying to reach their weight goals suffered from significant erectile dysfunction. 65% experienced difficulty ejaculating. However, those who were overweight were in normal condition and did not have such problems. Read also:
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The Global Obesity Epidemic
The Obesity Epidemic Around the World
How Everything Is Interrelated
Dear man, now you understand that obesity isn”t just “harmful and bad.” When the next chevrek beckons with the unprotected appearance of “Eat me” on your phone, consider whether it”s worth it.
Consequences of obesity. Complications and associated diseases
Consequences of Obesity: Complications and Associated Diseases
