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Yes, erections provide calmly get fodder for movies. Yes, erections have more nicknames than superstar athletes. And yes, it's not exactly a word that most of us use at the dinner table. ["Pass the corn, dear. How was your day today? Feeling pretty good about the strength of your erections?"]. But when it comes to aging, few things rival sexual dissatisfaction - and the sexual dysfunction that can cause it - as the area that makes a person's quality of life plummet faster than the deflated balloon.

Thanks to Viagra and her relatives, which increase the duration of the effect of no, erectile dysfunction is no longer and in the closet, never to be talked about disorder [didn't know she was a she, did you?]. Clinically defined as the consistent inability to attain an erection sufficient for sexual activity, erectile dysfunction [ED] hits about 50% of men ages 40 to 70 and 70% of men older than 70. Suffice it to say that most aging men are going to have at least some experience with losing a little pulp in their juice. We should also note that getting older isn't all bad when it comes to erection issues, since it does mean for most men that it takes a little longer to ejaculate.

As you might've guessed, a lot of research has been done on what causes ED, and, as is the case with cancer, heart disease, and so many other conditions, there isn't one single factor to blame. Rather, many things can cause the erectile rocket boosters, not to fire - including hormone problems, which we'll discuss later in this chapter, trauma to the area [like that caused by poor fitting bicycle seats, which block off blood supply to the penis], alcohol, some prescription drugs, and obesity. But the biggest cause of erectile problems is fleeting levels of the major ager nitric oxide due to vascular disease. The way blood flows through out your body [which is largely determined by the hardening of your arteries] determines your body's ability to maintain and sustain an erection. In fact, erectile disorders are actually precursors of heart problems, so if you or your partner is experiencing erectile problems, it's important to seek treatment, not just to improve what happens when you're lying down in bed but also to make sure that the next time you're lying down isn't on a surgeon's table.