Andrew Huberman· PhD
No, most erectile issues are not related to hormones, but rather blood flow and neural issues.
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No, most erectile issues are not related to hormones, but rather blood flow and neural issues.
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the fact that a very very small percentage of erectile dysfunction actually stems from hormone dysfunction rather the vast majority of erectile dysfunction stems from issues that are either vascular that is related to blood flow or neural