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Obesity Hinders Sexual Functioning
A study conducted by the David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA determined that one third of obese men with erectile dysfunction (ED) were able to regain proper sexual functioning after weight loss. According to a recent JAMAarticle, men who increased their level of exercise, from an average of 48 minutes per week to 3 hours per week, and adopted a low-calorie diet were able to reverse their ED without medication.
Experts have agreed that the same risk factors associated with heart disease are associated with ED. The lifestyle changes that this study suggests as ways to treat ED may mean that taking medication is not the only solution for men with ED.
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Training Reinforcementsabout 21 years ago
Hospice Care: Pharmacotherapy for Comfort Careabout 21 years ago
Finger Pointing by Doctor and Pharmacist Over Refillsabout 21 years ago
Pharmacist's Counseling Guide for Obesity Managementabout 21 years ago
A Gaining Trend: Obesity in the United Statesabout 21 years ago
Fructose May Lead to Overeatingabout 21 years ago
Obesity Rates Climb in the Elderlyabout 21 years ago
Food Regulations Are Proposed Abroadabout 21 years ago
Weight Loss in Obese Women Improves Lung Functionabout 21 years ago
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