Doctors have hammered for years on the twin pillars of diet and exercise for a healthier life, but often feel ignored. But what if it could improve your sex life?
A Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health study suggests just that — simple changes in nutrition and exercise could improve male sexual function.
“The associations of erectile dysfunction with diabetes and cardiovascular risk factors may serve as powerful motivators for men who need to make changes in their diet and lifestyle,”the study’s lead author Elizabeth Selvin said in a statement. Selvin also serves as faculty member in the Bloomberg School of Public Health’s Department of Epidemiology.
– By Karl B. Hille
