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I have seen the threads on erectile dysfunction and several posts were about medical issues that caused ED.
I am curious for men 45 and over who have no medical issues, exercise, tend to eat right, not overweight and your testosterone is in the normal rage and you are in general good health for your age who have issues with erection for no other reason than age.
Low libido?
And if your testosterone is in the normal range what is the cause for low libido?
from the internet:
Most men with ED don't actually have ED. Older men are more likely to suffer from erectile dissatisfaction than erectile dysfunction. This means that getting and keeping an erection has become more difficult and is more frustrating than it once was, but it's not impossible.
Do you feel this might be the issue and have you found away to rise above it Any solutions? More intense exercises and/or a better diet?
Has anyone used Everlywell Men’s Test which covers free testosterone, cortisol, DHEA and estradiol.
I am curious for men 45 and over who have no medical issues, exercise, tend to eat right, not overweight and your testosterone is in the normal rage and you are in general good health for your age who have issues with erection for no other reason than age.
Low libido?
And if your testosterone is in the normal range what is the cause for low libido?
from the internet:
Most men with ED don't actually have ED. Older men are more likely to suffer from erectile dissatisfaction than erectile dysfunction. This means that getting and keeping an erection has become more difficult and is more frustrating than it once was, but it's not impossible.
Do you feel this might be the issue and have you found away to rise above it Any solutions? More intense exercises and/or a better diet?
Has anyone used Everlywell Men’s Test which covers free testosterone, cortisol, DHEA and estradiol.