The prevalence of erectile dysfunction is high in men of all ages and increases greatly in the
elderly. In particular, severity and prevalence both increase with aging. Because erectile …

Introduction Erectile dysfunction (ED) is a multifaceted disease involving cardiovascular,
metabolic, and hormonal factors and affects over 100 million men worldwide. ED has been …

Erectile dysfunction could be an early sign of endothelial dysfunction and, therefore, of
cardiovascular disease, with which it shares many risk factors. Among reversible risk factors …

Introduction The leading cause of erectile dysfunction (ED) is arterial dysfunction, with
cardiovascular disease as the most common comorbidity. Therefore, ED is typically linked to …

ContextHealthy lifestyle factors are associated with maintenance of erectile function in men.
ObjectiveTo determine the effect of weight loss and increased physical activity on erectile …

Physical inactivity, diabetes, hypertension, dyslipidemia, smoking and obesity were
associated with imbalance in oxidative stress, leading to endothelial dysfunction. Such …

Erectile dysfunction (ED) is a common condition affecting millions of men worldwide. The
pathophysiology and epidemiologic links between ED and risk factors for cardiovascular …

The main cause of erectile dysfunction (ED) is organic in nature, with vascular etiologies
being the most common risk factors. Although there have been sufficient data on the …

Increasing data are available to suggest that physical activity and lifestyle modification in
general can benefit erectile function, with effect sizes comparable with established treatment …

Introduction Studies have shown an association between erectile dysfunction and sedentary
lifestyle in middle-aged men, with a direct correlation between increased physical activity …