The evidence is convergent. Multiple independent sources reach the same conclusion, the underlying mechanism is well-characterized, and even the field's most cautious voices treat it as worth doing.
And then lastly, if you are developing true organic impotence, meaning that there's a biologic problem that's causing your sexual dysfunction, then it's really important to get your cardiovascular health assessed, because about 15% of men who develop erectile dysfunction seven years later will have a cardiovascular event.
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It is the canary in the coal mine, meaning that it's the sign that you may be developing cardiovascular problems or like endothelial dysfunction that's first presenting in the penis or in their sexual organs.
sometimes you know there has been data that you know trouble with erections can actually predate other more you know serious you know vascular conditions so the blood vessels in the penis the penal arteries are about 1 millimeter you know and the heart and the Brain they're much larger so you know it's much easier to olude a small vessel than a large vessel so that's why there have been some studies to support that it's sort of an early marker for vascular disease
Men with ED have a 25 to 50% higher risk of a future heart attack, stroke, or all cause mortality.
medicine has known for a long time that ED has been associated with cardiovascular disease and reductions in longevity.
in men there's like kind of a really clear literature and guidance that if a man is having Ed it may be a mirror to small vessel cardiovascular C vascular disease and we can use surrogate markers like looking at Doppler studies of you know in the in the urologist office of penile and genital blood flow and then send them for a coronary calcium score even a coronary CT right and look and see if we can see those correlations and there's good evidence supporting that they mirror one another and so if a man has erectile dysfunction and sexual dysfunction Associated they should have a cardiovascular assessment
2004 uh Ian Thompson had the prostate cancer prevention trial roughly 4,000 men did not have Ed healthy men he followed them prospectively from the day they developed Ed 15 % of them uh had in seven years had a cardiovascular event that's significant
why is Ed so many studies say that if you get Ed today within seven years 15% of those men will have a c attack or a stroke 15% it's the first sign of cardiovascular disease numerous Studies have shown that
montoy that same year showed that if you had a cardiovascular event uh you had 50% of those men had Ed 39 months prior to having the cardiovascular event
will have a c attack or a stroke 15% it's the first sign of cardiovascular disease numerous Studies have shown that
there's a strong correlation between cardiovascular disease and Ed if I made a column of the risk factors for Ed and cardiovascular disease they're almost identical on both sides
the most prevailing theory is endothelial dysfunction that is the common link between Ed and cardiovascular disease
there's a strong correlation between cardiovascular disease and Ed if I made a column of the risk factors for Ed and cardiovascular disease they're almost identical on both sides
why is Ed so many studies say that if you get Ed today within seven years 15 of those men will have a heart attack or a stroke 15 it's the first sine of cardiovascular disease numerous Studies have shown that and just to be clear this is not psychogenic Ed this is organic so and say that again how many what percent of 2004 uh Ian Thompson had the prostate cancer prevention trial roughly 4 000 men did not have Ed healthy men he followed them prospectively from the day they developed Ed 15 of them at in seven years had a cardiovascular event that's significant
2004 uh Ian Thompson had the prostate cancer prevention trial roughly 4 000 men did not have Ed healthy men he followed them prospectively from the day they developed Ed 15 of them at in seven years had a cardiovascular event
the most prevailing theory is endothelial dysfunction that is the common link between Ed and cardiovascular disease
Montoursi that same year showed that if you had a cardiovascular event uh you had 50 of those men had Ed 39 months prior to having the cardiovascular event
there's a strong correlation between cardiovascular disease and Ed if I made a column of the risk factors for Ed and cardiovascular disease they're almost identical on both sides