Imagine, the kids are away at Grandma’s for the entire weekend and you take your wife out for a romantic evening on the town. Alas, the sensual mood is being set for the passionate anticipation that lies ahead. During dinner, you indulge in your favorite vintage that hopefully acts as a lover’s aphrodisiac. You look deep into each other’s eyes and decide simultaneously to skip dessert because you are both so aware of what that look means. You hurry home, unwary of the speed limit, barely making it through the front door as your clothes are being thrown in a frantic frenzy about the room. She assertively throws you down on the couch. God, you love it when she gets that way! She is definitely ready for your love. But wait, there seems to be a bit of a dilemma….yep, you guessed it, that certain crucial part of your anatomy is NOT responding how it should be. So, now what? Unavoidably disappointed, she tells you “don’t worry, honey, it happens to everyone,” and you are left feeling embarrassed and defeated one more time. We have all experienced the dreaded beast of impotence in one form or another, at some point in our lives. Men certainly can feel ashamed of it and women, while disappointed, are always thinking in the backs of their minds, “is it me?” While impotence is a physical condition that may require medical treatment, there are some things that you can do to naturally avoid occurrences and ensure optimal sexual health at the same time.

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As men age, the level of circulating testosterone decreases, which may interfere with normal erection. While a low testosterone level itself is rarely the cause of Impotence (5 percent or less), low testosterone can be an additional contributing factor in many men who have other risk factors for Impotence.

Low levels of sexual desire, lack of energy, mood disturbances and depression can all be symptoms of low testosterone. A simple blood test can determine if the testosterone level is abnormally low, and testosterone can be replaced using a number of different delivery systems (e.g., injections, skin patches, gels, pills placed under the tongue).

Impotence, or erectile dysfunction, is the constant inability of a man to maintain an erection for sexual purposes. It is twice as likely to occur in smokers than non-smokers. Exposure to second-hand smoke is also a significant factor in becoming impotent.

Sexual functioning requires the coordination of several functions in the body. This includes the nervous system (mental stimulation) working in coordination with hormones, and the vascular system which pumps blood into the muscle tissue that maintains the erection. Smoking can affect all these systems, thereby, causing impotence.

Men who smoke are more likely to develop impotence than non-smokers, due to reduced blood flow to the penis caused by atherosclerosis.
Even without atherosclerosis, smoking can lead to the temporary constriction of blood vessels (vasoconstriction), which also reduces blood flow to the penis.

An international study, which grouped impotent smokers according to how many cigarettes they smoked each day, found:

• heavy smokers (40+ cigarettes/day) had the “softest” night-time erections;
• smoking was related to an abnormal decline of blood pressure in the penis.

It is possible to fully or partially recover erectile function by quitting smoking. The likelihood of recovery depends on the degree of damage that has been inflicted, and which ‘system’ has been affected. The greater the length of time spent smoking, the greater the damage to the biological systems that cause impotence.

Atherosclerosis occurs when there is narrowing and clogging of the arteries which reduces blood supply, and the amount of oxygen available, throughout the body.

Men who have reported losing their erections before orgasm have completely reversed this situation by quitting smoking.