Impotence is defined as the inability to attain or sustain an erection satisfactory for sexual intercourse. It affects 25 per cent of males over the age of 50.
Some of the causes of impotence are long-term alcohol abuse or recreational drug use; hardening of the arteries, usually related to a medical condition such as diabetes or high blood pressure; and accidents or injuries that damage the nerves to the penis. It can also be a psychological or emotional problem-impotence may be a symptom of anxiety or depression orjust a result of being overtired or stressed. Sedatives can also have an effect on the ability to sustain an erection.
Treatment & Prevention Program
Following the diet for health and vitality is a good first step to take to deal with the problem of impotence. A healthy diet and regular exercise can help eliminate some of the causes of this condition. If you suspect that emotional problems are the cause, ask your doctor or naturopath to refer you to a respected counsellor.
Supplement
Tribulus two to three tablets a day.
One tablet of Panax ginseng once or twice a day, or 3 ml of the liquid once a day. A great tonic for the sexual organs.
Ginkgo biloba: one tablet daily to assist peripheral circulation.
One vitamin B complex tablet, for general stress.