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What is Venous Leakage and Why Should You CARE?
Venous leakage is an often misunderstood yet significant factor in erectile dysfunction (ED). When talking about this condition, it's essential to have a clear image of its role
The Thyroid-ED Connection: What You Need to Know
Erectile dysfunction (ED) can stem from a multitude of sources. An often overlooked yet significant one is the imbalance in thyroid hormones. In this episode, I will dive
The Link Between Diabetes and ED: What You Need to Know
Diabetes and ED may seem like separate health issues, but they're intimately intertwined. In this episode, I will dive deeper into this connection. I will also be demonstrating
ED Blood Work: Why Every Patient Needs It
Erectile Dysfunction (ED) is a condition that affects many men globally. As surprising as it may seem, the foundation of your sexual health and, in particular, your ability
ED Medications – It May Be Doing More Harm Than Good
Did you know that some medications for erectile dysfunction (ED) can have serious side effects that go far beyond the bedroom? From sudden vision loss to increased risk
Nitric Oxide – Uncovering Its Potential in Treating Erectile Dysfunction, with Dr. Nathan Bryan
Nitric oxide (NO) is a vital molecule necessary for optimal health. It functions as a vasodilator, transmitting signals to your blood vessels that cause them to relax and
Say Goodbye to ED: How Not To Lower Your Nitric Oxide Levels
Nitric oxide (NO) is a gas that helps relax the smooth muscle tissue of your penis and increase blood flow. If your nitric oxide levels are low, it
9 Foods That Help With ED: Eating For Better Performance
Can food choices help with your ED? Can eating these 9 foods boost your bedroom performance? In this episode, I'm going to name 9 foods that will help
Understanding the Difference Between Psychological and Physical ED
Psychological and Physical ED, what are the difference between the two? If you have been experiencing ED, it is likely that you are questioning yourself "why is this