DESPERATE.....Guys with unreasonable
standards about the size of their manhood are getting desperate.
SOME
folks believe that size really matters. Others say it's what you do with it
that counts. But a new study has shown that more and more guys are turning to
the little blue pill to help them bulk up. Unfortunately, the long-term effects
of V-power are quite the opposite.
Young
men who use drugs like Viagra and Cialis recreationally may be more likely to
develop a psychological dependence on them, making erections without medication
difficult, according to the findings published in the latest issue of The
Journal Of Sexual Medicine.
"Among
young, healthy men who used ED medicines recreationally, the more frequent ED
medicine use was associated with lower confidence in achieving and maintaining
erections, which in turn was associated with lower erectile function,"
lead study author Christopher Harte, a postdoctoral fellow at the VA Boston
Healthcare System in the US, told WebMD.
For
his study, Harte looked at data of more than 1,200 men whose average age was
around 22. Seventy-two were recreational users, reporting no diagnosis of
erectile dysfunction from a doctor, while 1,111 didn't use ED drugs.
Twenty-four were prescribed the drugs by their doctors for medical conditions.
Men
responded to an online survey about their erectile function, orgasms, sexual desire,
and whether or not they used ED drugs and how often. They also reported their
levels of confidence in their ability to get and maintain an erection.
Compared
to men who didn't use drugs, recreational users reported lower erectile
confidence and overall satisfaction with their erections. Harte also noted that
the decreased confidence was linked negatively with erectile functioning.
While
the findings don't explain the connection, Harte suggested that using
recreational ED medications might give users "unreasonable standards or
expectations about their erectile performance," he told WebMD. (Relaxnews)
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