How to Search For Information You Need
In general, finding information free on search engines requires a lot of patience and is time consuming. Free websites most likely provide only limited information if you are searching for something important. The best choice is to buy it because bought information is usually written by specialists and is copyrighted. [August 13, 2008 10:25:46 am] By Chic Ngo
1. Viagra can Help the Antidepressant Induced Erectile Dysfunction
By Monalisa Hyden 
Life veers to a negative way when depression hits, leaving life at stake. The patients of hypertension and depression are prescribed antidepressants. Depression itself lowers the libido or sexual urge, on top of it one of the most common side effects of antidepressants is erectile dysfunction thus leading to overall sexual dysfunction.
2. Does Having a Secret World Keep You From Healing Sexual Abuse?
By Seth Lepore
Martin's first experience going to a strip club was his 21st birthday. By the time Martin was 23 he was frequenting several clubs on a weekly basis. He thought this was normal enough behavior until he got involved in his first "real" relationship. He decided to hide this part of his life entirely from his partner.
3.Cure Impotence – Build Sexual Confidence
By Russ Cawara
Sexual dysfunction can be eradicated with a combination of stress-relieving herbs, and natural aphrodisiacs. 100% natural herbs work faster than prescription drugs, and remain effective for several days. Many men have been relieved of the embarrassment caused by impotence or erectile dysfunction simply by using chemical-free, and steroid-free herbal remedies.
4. Top Fixing Erectile Dysfunction Methods
By Kelly Purden
Among the top methods of fixing erectile dysfunction that many people have tried in the past and which doctors continue to present to ED sufferers are vacuum devices and surgery. These days, though, with the innovations in prescription drugs and sexual health-enhancing supplements, not to mention the trend towards good lifestyle habits and holistic approaches to improving and treating sexual function, more and more men are putting off the use of uncomfortable devices, surgery and penile implants.
5. The Success of Sexual Dysfunction Treatments
By Valerian D.
Psychological treatment is appropriate for patients not having an organic (physical) cause of erectile dysfunction. It involves counseling and psychological support that aim to change patterns of behavior and ways of thinking that are not beneficial to the patient.
6. Male Sexual Dysfunction and How to Treat It
By Matt Penn
Premature ejaculation is a problem under which you ejaculate too soon. This is a fairly common problem in men though the incidence is far greater in younger men as compared to the older men. No man is born with ejaculatory control, however, majority of men learn to delay ejaculations with age and experience. Moreover there are certain exercises and natural pills that can help you improve your staying power tremendously.
7. Erectile Dysfunction and Alcohol
By Kristy Annely
The position of alcohol in human society has always been unpredictable. In the era of prohibition, alcohol was considered the "devil in liquid form" and now studies indicate that moderate amounts of alcohol could actually be beneficial to overall health.
8. Erectile Dysfunction Almost Destroyed My Marriage
By Tom Martin
The beginning of my sex life was awesome. No problem getting an erection and sustaining it. In fact, I had a fairly active sex life for most of my life. I married later in life than most people do, so I guess I had more than my fair share of sexual.
9. Sex After Prostate Cancer and Sexual Frustrations With Erectile Dysfunction - A Few Ideas
By Lori Wilk
What happens when a survivor of Prostate Cancer cannot function sexually like in the past. It's more than just aging that's the problem, it's the body parts that just don't want to cooperate when you want them to and the reactions and responses that you have and those of any sexual partners that take their toll. A natural response for many people is frustration and/or depression. Depression and frustration aren't going to put your bedroom activities in the spotlight. The key to improving our lives is not to stay frustrated or depressed. We have to take actions and do something to make our lives more satisfying.
10. Erectile Dysfunction: Solving a Common Problem
By Julia Jones
Erectile dysfunction sometimes called "impotence," is the partial or complete lack of a hard penis in times sexual intercourse. The word "impotence" is also used to describe other problems that interfere with sexual intercourse and reproduction, such as lack of sexual desire and problems with ejaculation or orgasm. Erectile dysfunction can be a total inability to achieve erection, an inconsistent ability to do so, or a tendency to sustain only brief erections.
11. Maca-Bee Pollen and Sexual Function
By John Gibb
Bee pollen and sexual function are often heard in the same conversation due to the amazing powers that bee pollen have in the way of improving libido and providing an overall sense of well being. It goes without saying that anyone who suffers from any kind of sexual dysfunction and crave it should turn to bee pollen and sexual function supplements to aid in the treatment.
12. Dangerous Myth That Men Have About Erectile Dysfunction That Is Killing Their Sexual Health
This is not true, just like women, men's sexual desire hormone levels decrease with age. This can result in that men can start having sexual problems as early as the age 30 because of lowering of testosterone levels. For most men however, this usually happens around the age of 60.
13. Erectile Dysfunction And Alternative Remedies
By Jesica Batumbakal
Erectile dysfunction (ED), also called impotence, is characterized by a man's failure to have an erection or keep an erection long enough to finish the sexual intercourse. Severity of ED varies among men, with some having total inability to achieve an erection while others have irregular ability to attain an erection. Other men with mild ED can still sustain brief erections.
14. Sexual Dysfunction – Don't Let It Ruin Your Relationship
By Anne Wolski
Personal relationships can be seriously compromised by a continuing sexual problem. Such sexual dysfunction can cause terrible distress and can disrupt or even spell the end of personal relationship, regardless of which partner has the problem. Sexual dysfunction may be caused through physical problems but anxiety will often aggravate the dilemma.
