Impotence is a very unpleasant condition that complicates the life of not only the man himself, but also his surroundings, especially the partner.
But how do you know that your potential man has problems in this area? More recently, scientists have come to the conclusion that about male problems… his step will tell.
We decided to talk about a delicate problem that a very strong half often encounters.
What is erectile dysfunction?
Many people mistakenly impotence for a disease, although it is not, it causes no less problems. A man has problems in relations with the opposite sex, and because of failures, lowered self-esteem is formed.
It is important to note that impotence is experienced not only by older men, but also by very young men, which further cloud the situation.
What factors contribute to the development of impotence
The main ones are:
- Sedentary lifestyle.
- smoking.
- Alcohol.
- Vitamin deficiency.
- Stress.
- Unfavourable conditions.
Impotence often becomes a side condition of another disease, such as diabetes.
But what about scientists?
Let’s get back to the fun part. Scientists from Japan have come to the conclusion that there is a direct connection between the gait and the reproductive system of men.
Initially, men were selected for the experiment, questioned about the quality and frequency of sexual activity. After that, experts measured the stride length of each subject, height, height, and the speed with which a person overcomes a given distance.
It turned out that the shorter the step, the greater the likelihood of developing dysfunction of the reproductive system. But as for the speed of stride – here scientists did not find any connection.
The thing is that with a wide step, the vessels better pass blood, which tone all the body systems. And a man with a wide step “speaks” with his body about abilities in bed.
When it comes to a shortened step, Japanese experts talk about a decrease in muscle tone, which leads not only to weaken sexual function, but also, in principle, is harmful to overall well-being.
What to do if impotence still catches up
Doctors advise timely screening, which can help identify the prerequisites for the problem. If impotence has already overtaken, it is worth contacting a therapist who will prescribe all the necessary tests and refer you to a specialist.
