It is one of the male diseases and a more common disease of men. Impotence has brought great trouble to the life of men and families.Then do you know that obesity has a lot to do with impotence. What is the relationship between obesity and impotence?
The relationship between obesity and impotence
A study conducted by the School of Public Health at the University of Harvard found that, compared with people with slender figures, bloated people are more likely to suffer from impotence.They have researched a total of two thousand young and young men, one -third of them are suffering from impotence. The possibility of a 42 -inch person in these people is 32 -inch with impotence.Two times that people are enough to show that the occurrence of impotence is related to obesity.
Obesity men usually have blood lipid metabolism disorders and high cholesterol and hypertonal trimermia occur. These diseases themselves will cause metabolism in the body to disorders.With the increase of fat, the male hormones will be converted into estrogen more, and the concentration in the blood can be doubled. Therogens are relatively or absolutely reduced, which can lead to problems such as decreased sexual desire and weakening erection function, so as to thusPenals can occur.
So, how do obese men prevent impotence?
Weight loss: Obesity men need to lose weight appropriately, so that they will be beneficial to health and sexuality.Men need to reduce the intake of too high -calorie or fat foods. You can eat more fresh fruits and vegetables. You must advocate a reasonable diet.
Strengthen exercise in sports: The larger the amount of exercise, the longer the exercise time, the more sugar and fat consumed. The more suitable sports include swimming, jogging, fitness exercises, dancing, etc.
Pay attention to eating habits: Men should pay more attention to their bodies. They should always maintain good eating habits to avoid excess nutrition. This can largely stay away from the troubles of obesity, so as to better protect their health andSexual function.
(Editor in charge: Zheng Guisheng)
