| Seaumas |
02-25-2011 11:11 AM |
Does this mean the subject is banned or that Dr. Pepper is banned? (though I do see the directions up top) Seriously, most erectile dysfunction is caused by psychological problems that indeed can be treated, to a degree. The ones prescribed by physicians from the major companies are the only ones proven to work- or safely work- for physically caused ED (usually a matter of neurological or blood circulation dysfunction). For those with, for instance, diabetes, the options are limited to prostheses, either internal or external. As with nearly every medicine and treatment there degrees of effectiveness as well as risks. Your physician or U.S. Registered Nurse can help lead you to your probable answer. Caution! There is a huge "natural", "ancient formula", "new discovery" and "patent medicine" industry that will be more than happy to take your money and will literally not care whether you live or die. They go from absolutely useless to almost guaranteed deadly. By the way, don't take anyone's word on what to do with your health. Don't be afraid to get second- or even third- opinions (and the first medical professional might be the honest one), psychologists can't prescribe and neither can your Holopath, unless you're in Washington State. Do your own very critical research and don't get fooled.
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Originally Posted by Seaumas
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Does this mean the subject is banned or that Dr. Pepper is banned? (though I do see the directions up top) Seriously, most erectile dysfunction is caused by psychological problems that indeed can be treated, to a degree. The ones prescribed by physicians from the major companies are the only ones proven to work- or safely work- for physically caused ED (usually a matter of neurological or blood circulation dysfunction). For those with, for instance, diabetes, the options are limited to prostheses, either internal or external. As with nearly every medicine and treatment there degrees of effectiveness as well as risks. Your physician or U.S. Registered Nurse can help lead you to your probable answer. Caution! There is a huge "natural", "ancient formula", "new discovery" and "patent medicine" industry that will be more than happy to take your money and will literally not care whether you live or die. They go from absolutely useless to almost guaranteed deadly. By the way, don't take anyone's word on what to do with your health. Don't be afraid to get second- or even third- opinions (and the first medical professional might be the honest one), psychologists can't prescribe and neither can your Holopath, unless you're in Washington State. Do your own very critical research and don't get fooled.
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