Cholesterol is a fat-like substance that is produced naturally by the body and that can be found in many foods we eat. Cholesterol in the body does not need to function well, but when you have too much cholesterol in your body ends up leaving it to float through the arteries. When high cholesterol increases, and may cause problems with sexual functioning arterial plaque can build even if the hardening of arteries that affects the creation / maintenance of erection. If you have poor circulation, men may suffer from erectile dysfunction (ED) When this scourge (build and cholesterol in the arteries) builds up, blood flow through the arteries is reduced. As you may already know, the blood is flowing into your penis in order to create and maintain an erection. If blood can not flow enough, men can suffer from erectile dysfunction (ED), and this can take a satisfactory sex life very difficult.
Although high cholesterol does not always lead to ED, the risk is higher. Research has shown that men who have total cholesterol levels greater than 240 is twice as large a risk to deal with these problems in their lives. Most people have their cholesterol level checked as part of an annual physical by their doctor. You should make significant lifestyle changes to help reduce cholesterol. Is by reducing saturated fat, exercising more, and the work is to increase the HDL cholesterol helps to restore your sex life to its former glory. Temporarily treat erectile dysfunction, you can also prescription drugs such as Viagra, which makes muscles less tense, so blood flows more easily into the penis. You should avoid taking non-prescription treatments, because of their efficacy and side effects are questionable.
