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The topic of Erectile Dysfunction is very sensitive for most men, how does one first approach a partner about dealing with it?

Posted on 08. Mar, 2009 by Mel G.

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This doesn’t mean she expects sex every night with an “ever ready” stud. In fact, women are often more happy with sensual foreplay without intercourse.
Men should be willing to open up to his partner and trust that their partner will be compassionate and willing to help. Ultimately, the most important thing [...]

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What if you and your man are an older couple and he is not as sexually aroused when you are?

Posted on 08. Mar, 2009 by Mel G.

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Women should understand and explain that although they are entering the second phase of their life, it is important, not only for one to continue to have a healthy sex life, it’s essential for a happy relationship.
This doesn’t mean you expect a roll in the hay every night. In fact, some [...]

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Is it True that P.E. is a Very Uncommon Condition in Men?

Posted on 07. Mar, 2009 by Mel G.

No. P.E. is perhaps the most common sexual dysfunction in men worldwide. Surveys conducted by the National Health and Social Life organization recently found that 30% of men in the United States live with P.E. Researchers also found that their survey may not be accurate and the number of men suffering from P.E. may [...]

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Do normal men have instant and automatic erections (otherwise they have E.D.)?

Posted on 04. Mar, 2009 by Mel G.

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This is not true. For sex, men and women both often need direct mental and physical stimulation. For many men this stimulation must be to the penis in order to make it sufficiently erect for sex. While the media has portrayed an image that “real” men are able to [...]

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What is considered normal sexual functioning for a man?

Posted on 02. Mar, 2009 by Mel G.

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There is no absolute standard but rather a range of normal male sexual function.
According to various scientific studies over the years, average male potency is the ability to continue intercourse for five to ten minutes. During that time, a potent man will deliver anywhere from 50 to 100 pelvic thrusts. Experts [...]

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When does a man get too old for sex?

Posted on 27. Feb, 2009 by Mel G.

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Although there is typically a decline in the male libido with passing age, this is not to say that desire for sex is lost completely.
Many men in their older age still continue having very active and pleasurable sexual experiences.
With the advent of drugs that treat E.D., men in their 70s and 80s who [...]

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New Book on E.D. Helps Men Get Answers on Erectile Dysfunction Quickly

Posted on 06. Jan, 2009 by Mel G.

Believed to be the best available eBook to provide up to date, accurate, and easy to read information about men’s problems associated with Erectile Dysfunction, The Complete E.D. Guide Book: The Essential guide to Overcome Erectile Dysfunction, co-written and edited by Mel Green, Is now available.
Los Angeles, California, (www.edguidebook.com) February 26, 2008–“I was struck with [...]

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Can Men With Congestive Heart Failure Still Have Sex?

Posted on 25. Mar, 2008 by Mel G.

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I recently came across an October 2007 report put out by the well respected Mayo Clinic where doctors have concluded that men with congestive heart failure can still enjoy active sex despite the widespread fear that sex would kill them! According the Mayo report men with congestive heart failure who receive frequent screening [...]

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Do older Men have more satisfying sex lives?

Posted on 27. Feb, 2008 by Mel G.

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A study performed and published in the BJU International Medical Journal based in Dublin Ireland surveyed more than 1,200 men between the ages of 20 and 80 and found that older men typically have more satisfying sex lives. The study carried out by experts in the U.S. and Scandinavian countries looked at sexual [...]

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