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One of the main sexual concerns for men is erectile dysfunction; irrespective of the race, breed and region, erectile dysfunction has affected millions of men across the world and the figure is still increasing. In this, the medical experts are into the research to tackle this embarrassing issue.

Erectile Dysfunction is the inability of men to gain or maintain an erection sufficient enough to perform an intercourse. There are many over the counter drugs which cliam to treat this dysfunction overnight but all these claims are a mere moonshine as these drugs have their own side effects.

Searching for a cure for erectile dysfunction requires a great deal of caution. Since ED is caused by different factors, taking medications are not always advisable. There are instances when a person s current health condition may be unsuitable for the medications available in the market.

How was erectile dysfunction treated a century ago? Before the era of Viagra, Cialis, and genetic transfer therapy? In the early 1900 s Chas. A. Tyrrell, M.D. published a best selling book entitled The Royal Road To Health, or The Secret of Health Without Drugs.

Among the many diseases that strike men, one is very special because it strikes not only the body but the soul. Although there are many other much more dangerous diseases, some of them even lethal, erectile dysfunction is a delicate matter because it affects the intimate life of a man.

Whether people accept it or not, sex plays a pivotal role in a relationship and sexual dysfunctions can destroy even the most loving couple. However, when addressed in time and with proper treatment, even chronic cases of sexual dysfunction can be cured.

A number of recently conducted studies have found an unquestionable link between smoking and erectile dysfunction in the male population. Scientists of the Tulane University, the Wake Forest University, and the Northwestern University Medical School warn that smoking, in addition to its numerous heath hazards, can put men in a dramatically increased risk of developing impotence.