When you visit your doctor to report erectile dysfunction, one of the standard tests you will be given is to determine whether you have diabetes. In fact, this is one of the most common ways in which the first diagnosis of diabetes is made in both men and women. For women, the symptoms are loss of libido, dryness in the vagina, and a loss of sensitivity. Men find it increasingly difficult to get or
Time to start doing it like a rabbit
Somewhere in the depths of Wake Forest, something is stirring. For once, it's a really happy bunny. For some reason, rabbits have been appointed the title of "species of greatest sexual prowess". When we say, "breed like bunnies", we recognize the reality long known by farmers. When it comes to filling a field with an eating machine, there's nothing so productive as a couple of bunnies. They enjoy frequent sex and are healthily fertile. That being so, the boffins of Wake Forest University's Institute of Regenerative Medicine, have been playing a cruel game with their laboratory rabbits. They have been sexually disabling them and then trying to rebuild the damaged organs. Imagine a long line of strong and lusty bunnies, specially bred for use in laboratories. These white-coated fiends then
Stop worrying about ED for good
Erectile Dysfunction is defined as consistent problem in achieving and maintaining an erection suitable for successful penetrative sex. Erectile dysfunction is also known as male impotence. But having this problem rarely doesn't mean you have ED. One of the factors is consistency, and if a person experiences erection problems in more than a quarter of his overall sexual activities that can be called impotence.