Archive for the ‘Erectile Dysfunction’ Category

Cure E.D. by changing your Lifestyle

Friday, July 30th, 2010

Erectile dysfunction is a condition that most men do not feel comfortable addressing.  That is not surprising considering how it makes them feel.

It is sad to me to think that there are men living with the condition and its detrimental effect on their self worth, relations with their partners, and just plain embarrassment. A man could be successful in other areas of his life, but if he is suffering from E.D., those successes don’t make him feel like a man.

Erectile dysfunction or male impotency is simply that there is not enough blood pumping to the penis to make it erect and maintain that erection. So, if it’s that simple, why do men rush to the pharmacy for a prescription?  Simple: their doctors tell them they have the instant remedy for them.

What causes E.D. can be a combination of things.  One way to improve erectile dysfunction is to make some simple lifestyle changes. For some men, adopting a healthier lifestyle, such as quitting smoking, exercising regularly, and reducing stress, may be all that is needed to find relief.

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P.E. and Self Worth

Friday, July 9th, 2010

With summer in full swing in the northern hemisphere, I am getting a number of emails regarding a very sensitive matter…premature ejaculation and how to cure it.

When you say the words, “premature ejaculation,” it makes most men nervous.  The fact is that it’s not a medical condition and very seldom does it have a physical cause.  That’s the good news. An contrary o some beliefs, it’s not the outward anatomy that matters either.

The bad news is that it’s emotional and mental.  There’s no magic pill to remedy the condition.  But, it’s only bad news if you choose to let it control you and don’t seek help in treating it.

Premature ejaculation is only premature in the eyes of the beholder and his partner.  It simply means that you are ejaculating before you and your partner would like you to.  The very name itself, implies that the man is somehow "underdeveloped" or "not fully mature".
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She Volunteered To Save Her Health

Friday, May 28th, 2010

The other day a friend of mine was talking about a new hobby she had picked up.  She had resisted even giving it a try because she didn’t think there was enough time in her schedule to accommodate one more commitment.

Her new hobby was a volunteer commitment for the local parochial school, donating about an hour a week to help with little tasks such as copying, preparing newsletters, assembling unit materials for teachers, and calling parents for special requests.

When she was first approached her reaction was an immediate “no” since she works full time already.  However, the person asking her wasn’t just asking for the school’s benefit.  That person knew she needed a little something extra in her life and he was right. (more…)

Sex and - Its Health Benefits

Friday, May 21st, 2010

While many people don’t hear the word “sex” and immediately think, “great health,” it shouldn’t be dismissed.  People who are interested in sex and have a healthy sex life tend to have better immune systems and tend to live longer.

Why is this? There are several reasons.  One is that sex has been shown to reduce stress levels, thereby reducing the levels of cortisol and in effect, lowering blood pressure.  High blood pressure, over time, can lead to heart attack, stroke, blindness and kidney damage.

It is also proven that having sex at least twice a week increased the levels of immunoglobulin A, which helps to fight off colds and other viruses.  Avoiding illness means avoiding missed work and a potential trip to the doctor. (more…)

Is there a Relationship between High Blood Pressure and Erectile Dysfunction?

Monday, April 26th, 2010

Many of my clients are humiliated to admit they have erectile dysfunction.  Most are unaware that there is an easy healthy way to cure this.  They often feel as if there is no hope for relief.

Believe it or not, but several men find themselves worthless, with this condition.  This is very personal and sometimes very hard for men to talk about to others.  I can personally relate to this.

Men could consider this condition as a psychological problem, however it is not.  This is a physiological condition.  Research has proved to us that more than seventy percent of men suffer from this.  Today, research is so high tech, that is had shown us these proven facts.
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Erectile Dysfunction – Your Sleep Apnea and/or Snoring Could be the Culprit

Friday, September 25th, 2009

I recently read a snippet which stated that over one third of men who snore experience no sex life.

One might assume that with a person who snores, this simply means that their sleeping partner is in another room, leaving little to no chance for a sexual relationship.

This, however, is not the only or even the biggest reason. Would it surprise anyone to learn that between sixty and eighty percent of those who suffer from sleep apnea experience erectile dysfunction (ED) – the inability to achieve or maintain an erection.

The percentage increases, the worse one’s sleep apnea is. Why is this? A couple of theories abound.

The soundest theory is that when one suffers from sleep apnea, an obstruction that occurs when soft tissue in the back of the throat collapses and in turn blocks the airway during sleep, vital oxygen necessary to health is not properly delivered by the blood.

This in turn can lead to all sorts of health problems including stroke, kidney disease and hypertension (which can eventually lead to heart disease).

For the purposes of ED causes, hypertension would be the culprit. In fact, the most common cause of ED is hypertension (high blood pressure).

Another theory is that if one suffers from even mild sleep apnea, he stops breathing several times per night which, in turn, interrupts REM (rapid eye movement) sleep. It is thought that REM state erections are actually necessary to produce healthy conscious erections.

Snoring can also be an issue. While one doesn’t necessarily stop breathing when one snores (if you can be heard in the next room, you likely have sleep apnea), breathing is still restricted and this in turn leads to less oxygen delivery to the body.

Risk factors for suffering ED due to sleep apnea include: being overweight, over age forty and alcohol or other drug abuse which can depress respiration.

Regardless of your reason for ED, I highly recommend my Erectile Dysfunction program. It’s all natural and most importantly, it works! If you know snoring or mild sleep apnea are a problem for you, I also encourage you to try my Stop Snoring program.

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Sleep Apnea and Erectile Dysfunction – What is the Link?

Monday, August 24th, 2009

I love receiving feedback about my programs and how they’ve helped. I would have to say that the bulk of my feedback comes from women. Not just women my programs have helped but oftentimes the wife or partner of a man I’ve helped.

While I do still receive feedback from men, the lower ratio does perk my interest even more so – especially when it comes to such a sensitive subject like erectile dysfunction.

As so often happens, clients will try my programs and will find that other areas of their lives improve. This happens to be the case with my Stop Snoring program.

I highly recommend my program for anyone who suffers from snoring or mild sleep apnea.

Sleep apnea is one of the most common forms of sleep disorders. Sufferers actually stop or “pause” their breathing when sleeping, up to two or three breaths. This can happen up to 100 times per night in some severe cases.

When the person eventually does take a breath, a loud snore is heard. More than just aggravating to whomever is lying next to you; chemicals which are released to control breathing get interrupted.

This can manifest itself in different ways, from feeling tired during the day, to being unable to achieve or maintain an erection. This is known as erectile dysfunction, or ED.

This was the case with my client. He and his wife had resigned themselves to the fact that this was just a “change of life” for the husband. Prescription pills worked but the side effects were intolerable.

And so, a major component of their healthy relationship, sex, was eliminated. This lack of intimacy they had known so regularly for so many years had a definite and negative effect on other areas of their relationship.

My client’s wife took to what he called “nagging,” him in all areas of his life. In one of these “nag” sessions his loud snoring was brought up. While it’s rare, and I don’t recommend it as a way to live your life, the husband purchased my program out of spite.

Not expecting it to work but rather wanting to show that he tried to fix the problem and it didn’t work, he tried my program. Guess what? It worked! The easy to do jaw, throat and tongue exercises helped open up the breathing passages, eliminated his snoring and got him the rest and oxygen he so desperately needed.

A “side effect” of his getting more oxygen to all parts of his body was the return to “normal” sexual activity.

I couldn’t have been more pleased to hear from this client! While his ED was a humiliating and painful thing to go through, one has to admit that it’s hard to overlook. Think for a moment about all of the organs affected by lack of oxygen and the deadly but most of the time silent damage that can be done, which can lead to kidney failure or even heart attack and stroke.

If you are suffering from any of the above conditions, I highly encourage you to try my Stop Snoring program or my Erection Mastery program!

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Erectile Dysfunction and Self Worth

Monday, August 10th, 2009

I am a big believer in sharing feedback from my clients who have been helped or even “cured” of certain medical conditions by using my programs. Never could that statement be truer than with a recent correspondence from a client who tried my Erection Master program. His story could be that of millions of men who “suffer in silence.”

He was a man in his late forties, in apparent good health, who had never had an issue in getting or maintaining an erection. It happened that due to these interesting and scary financial times in which we live, he lost a job he had held over twenty years.

While this was crushing to his ego, it wasn’t until he was unable to find another job and was living on unemployment that he noticed erectile dysfunction happening. At first he assumed it was a onetime thing. One time turned into all of the time.

If he did manage to get an erection, it wasn’t complete and it only lasted for a few seconds at best. To make matters worse, he was so embarrassed that he couldn’t bring himself to visit his doctor or even tell his wife what was really going on. Now suddenly, his once healthy sex life had dwindled to nothing.

So severe was his humiliation that he wouldn’t even visit his doctor to find out what the cause could be and to discuss options. While in his case overwhelming stress would seem to be the apparent cause, I truly believe in seeking a doctor’s advice to rule out a physical illness. Additionally, he had no love of doctors because they always seemed to prescribe a pill for every condition regardless of the condition.

His lack of communication put strain on his relationship with his wife which in turn, even further lowered his self worth. Rather than risk humiliation that she would reject him, he in turn rejected her by telling her, “I’m just not in the mood.” This in turn, did nothing for her emotional well being.

This low self worth led to other destructive behaviors such as drinking alcohol to excess, over eating, lying in bed all day (a big indicator of depression) and cutting off communication with people whom he loved – not just his wife.

At this point, the erectile dysfunction (ED) was just a symptom of a decaying relationship, not the culprit. It wasn’t until his wife delivered an ultimatum – get help or get out, that he finally looked for help.

While he didn’t visit his doctor to discuss his symptoms (at this point it was many, not just the ED) like I would advise anyone who had suddenly noticed erectile dysfunction, he did get on his computer and search the internet for an option.

Once he found my site and read about the amazing results of my Erection Master program (over 93% of those who’ve tried it have found it beneficial) he still wouldn’t end up purchasing my program until he set up a second email account – again, for fear his wife would find out.

Once he did try my program, he finally found success. Of course, at this point, ED was just one symptom of low self-worth and a bad marriage but at least it was a start. When he wrote to me, the email started like this, “I can’t believe I’m even writing to you but I had to share my story…”

This story actually has a happy ending. I encouraged him to keep on working the program for awhile until he was sure he was permanently cured of ED.

Additionally, I recommended my Weight Loss Breeze program for weight loss – being overweight is not just a health concern; it’s a major self-esteem downer.

Of course, communication, no matter how embarrassing the subject, with one’s spouse is key to success in any problem. After all, although the words may seem trite, they are true, “Through sickness and in health.”

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Erectile Dysfunction – The Secret Struggle

Friday, July 17th, 2009

Expressing emotion and sharing feelings of hurt and shame do not typically describe men. I however am in a rather unique position of receiving such information first hand. I have received countless letters from men who open up about a condition in ways they often just do not feel comfortable sharing with their most trusted allies (wives, partners and good friends.)

Erectile Dysfunction (ED) sometimes referred to as “male impotence” is most simply described as the inability to have or to sustain an erection to such a degree that sexual performance is negatively affected. This basic description is accurate, but it does not even hint at the emotional strain a man or couple suffers as a result.

Unlike off handedly mentioning his cholesterol or blood pressure is up (potentially serious conditions by the way), a man suffering from erectile dysfunction most often feels embarrassment. For one, this condition of course involves a rather private part of the anatomy. For another, masculinity is very often tied to one’s sexual prowess.

ED can have both physical and emotional causes. For instance, a physical problem such as cardiovascular disease, diabetes or medication side effects may lead to erectile dysfunction. Most often though, the problem ends up being more emotional in nature.

In fact, I know of numerous cases in which the ED case should have been temporary because the underlying physical condition that caused it was treated or temporary.

But, the emotional impact of suffering from ED during that time period ends up giving way to mental stress that takes over and perpetuates the condition.

It is estimated that at least one in five men will battle ED throughout their lives. I have to question this statistic in terms of it being potentially too low. After all, a man suffering from ED often does not seek treatment or even report it as an issue, thereby continuing the secrecy of the condition.

Meanwhile, his relationship with his sexual partner suffers or he avoids any kind of sexual relationship at all. Who wants to risk that kind of humiliation? Here again, the damage done to his relationships further contributes to the very emotional stress that allows ED to thrive.

This condition though is very treatable whether it is caused by physical or emotional factors.

One way to help determine whether ED is physical versus emotional is if an erection can be obtained alone, or if you awaken with an erection. If either or both of these situations are true for you, then most likely psychological stress is present. Otherwise, both physical and emotional issues are creating the problem.

Aerobic exercise is touted as a very inexpensive and often effective treatment.

Drugs are also available, but this is not often the most desirable route for many men due to the side effects. Plus, they only help around 40% of cases.

Vacuum Therapy is also available and effective in some cases. But, due to the awkwardness of using the device just prior to sexual activity, many men shy away from mechanical equipment. These kinds of devises can also cause damage that can’t be fixed.

Counseling has shown good promise as it helps identify the emotional issues creating or aggravating the situation.

In addition, my all natural Erectile Mastery Program addresses both physical and emotional causes. It works by increasing the blood flow and energy balance in specific areas or the whole body if needed. Whether you choose my program or another form, I encourage you (or the man you love) to seek treatment for this condition because it can be cured!

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The Two Causes Of Erectile Dysfunction

Monday, March 10th, 2008

Erectile Dysfunction (ED), or also known as impotence, is one of the most feared medical conditions by men today.

It’s a psychologically debilitating condition that often leads to the breakup of many relationships.

The sad part about it is that many relationships end at no one’s fault – Erectile Dysfunction often has purely physical causes that are in no way any indication of a man’s feelings for his partner.

But what causes Erectile Dysfunction in the first place?

Experts aren’t sure, but they’ve come up with causes such as sedentary lifestyles, a family history of heart disease, diabetes, and even smoking.

They go on to suggest that drastic changes in lifestyle is necessary to cure Erectile Dysfunction.

It’s actually simpler than all that.

Erectile Dysfunction has two primary causes – physical and emotional.

Physical causes may be rooted in weak or damaged muscles around the pubic area, inadequate physical conditioning, or a lack of oxygen in the body, among others.

Emotional causes may consist of built-up stress, anger, anxiety, or other negative energies coursing through your psyche.

With all these bad vibes going through your system, it’s a given that some bodily function has got to suffer. Sadly, for almost 30 million American men, it’s their sexual function.

How do you know if your Erectile Dysfunction is caused by either or both underlying causes?

As a simple rule of thumb – if it’s easy for you to get hard while doing yourself, or when it’s already up when you wake up (I think they call this “morning wood”), then your Erectile Dysfunction probably has no underlying physical causes.

On the other hand, it means that something is bothering you.

My Erectile Dysfunction program cures your Erectile Dysfunction completely and for good by addressing these two underlying causes.

It won’t make you go through big changes in your lifestyle – the exercises are short, simple, and enjoyable.

Yep, you heard me – these exercises are fun to do. I’ll bet you she’ll think so, too.

Perhaps the best thing about my Erectile Dysfunction program is that it addresses physical and emotional problems that are the roots of not only Erectile Dysfunction, but a host of other health conditions that keep you from enjoying life to the fullest.

A few dollars for a lifetime of benefits – wouldn’t that be better than even sex?

If you think your sexual life is worth the investment (and I’m sure it is), then please check out my Erectile Dysfunction program. It can be found under the Relationship Guides portion of this website, on the upper-right hand side.

Warm Regards,

Christian Goodman


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