FWIW, Dr. William Wong has been recommending Tadalafil (Cialis) while noting that it was designed for treating heart disease and has anti-aging benefits as well.
Interesting information. This and Chelation Therapy would solve a lot of problems among the unvaccinated if it wasn't so far away to get treatments.
I use oral EDTA once a year for about a month. With it I also noticed avast improvement in my eyesight. Had I used the EDTA before cataract surgery on my right eye, the quack of a surgeon wouldn't have ruined it. The EDTA cleared up my left eye and I never let them do surgery on it. Before surgery my right eye was 20/30, I could read well without glasses and after it was 20/50 and I can't read out of it with a 6 power lens.
Check heart, lose weight , abstinence...........Montauk Chia..........Taoist Secrets of Cultivating Male Sexual Energy..... never another drug......fuck pharma.......get real......improve the quality and motility of your sperm.........
Men in the older cohort (50 to 59) were more than 3 times as likely to experience erection problems and to report low sexual desire* compared with younger men, aged 18 to 29.
* Excepting those with girlfriends & wives aged 18-29.
After my husband's open heart surgery to replace 2 shrinking valves and to replace the bi-cuspid aorta with a tri-cuspid aorta ED no longer exists. I wish we had known sooner his birth defect was the issue. With all that said I have a question. If we had learned early enough about the ECP therapy, do you think in your medical opinion we could have avoided surgery? Even with the bi-cuspid? Just a curio. I'm glad he is still alive, but now he has a 4G defibrilator/pacemaker in his chest. 🤨
Dr. Sherri - my brother (now 75) suffered a massive heart attack in December of 2019. He had a mild case of Covid in December of 2020 then proceeded to get his shots in January/ February of 2021. Had terrible issues with a-fib and ultimately ended up with a defibrillator/pacemaker. Then he had something implanted due to blood clots this past Spring I think. I don’t really know because we no longer speak. He thinks I’m uneducated and in a cult. I can only imagine how many shots he’s had by now. It makes me sad to know that ECP could have helped him. Last time I saw him - which was one year ago a few days ago - he said kiss me goodbye because this is probably the last time you will ever see me.
All I can do is pray that he awakens and comes back to his knowledge (taught by our dear Daddy) that Christ died for our sins.
40% of young men and 70% of older men. Hmmm...maybe that is NORMAL. Especially in this day and age after the Kinsey and Playboy era where everyone is supposed to f*ck like bunnies all the time and with anyone. Not to mention how rampant and degrading porn has changed the entire landscape of intimate relationships. I got over how they tried to make women think there was something wrong with them if they hit menopause and weren't ready to keep up with the minimum twice a week. Maybe men are tired of it too.
I don't agree that nicotine can cause endothelial issues. Nicotine is found not only in tobacco, but in various vegetables like tomatoes and celery, for example. It's the smoke itself which is the issue with endothelial damage and Dr. Malcolm Kendrick makes a great case for this in his book, "The Clot Thickens."
In our mid 70's, my wife and I enjoy a very good sex life. ED is all in the mind as is the potential for satisfying sexual engagement between a man and a woman. The only thing viagra is good for is improved cardio stimulation. Who the heck needs drugs when you have a splendid wife?
If I may, I have a question unrelated to this topic.
Dr. Tenpenny, or anyone else on this Substack, is there a website that lists standalone MD's that are not part of a large medical conglomerate? I'm not looking for an online Dr. but, one that has a local office.
My wife and I currently go to a Dr. that is part of a group that during the plandemic would not prescribe Ivermectin and, they enforced mask mandates. I don't have to inform everyone that the cabal is ramping up the fear again as we go into fall & winter.
Erectile Dysfunction and Heart Disease
FWIW, Dr. William Wong has been recommending Tadalafil (Cialis) while noting that it was designed for treating heart disease and has anti-aging benefits as well.
Dr. Tenpenny can you look into the Firefly light therapy device? It also works https://balesphotonics.com/firefly-features/
Excellent, great help, thanks Dr!
Interesting information. This and Chelation Therapy would solve a lot of problems among the unvaccinated if it wasn't so far away to get treatments.
I use oral EDTA once a year for about a month. With it I also noticed avast improvement in my eyesight. Had I used the EDTA before cataract surgery on my right eye, the quack of a surgeon wouldn't have ruined it. The EDTA cleared up my left eye and I never let them do surgery on it. Before surgery my right eye was 20/30, I could read well without glasses and after it was 20/50 and I can't read out of it with a 6 power lens.
Check heart, lose weight , abstinence...........Montauk Chia..........Taoist Secrets of Cultivating Male Sexual Energy..... never another drug......fuck pharma.......get real......improve the quality and motility of your sperm.........
Does anyone do ECP therapy in NYC?
There. Fixed it.
Men in the older cohort (50 to 59) were more than 3 times as likely to experience erection problems and to report low sexual desire* compared with younger men, aged 18 to 29.
* Excepting those with girlfriends & wives aged 18-29.
After my husband's open heart surgery to replace 2 shrinking valves and to replace the bi-cuspid aorta with a tri-cuspid aorta ED no longer exists. I wish we had known sooner his birth defect was the issue. With all that said I have a question. If we had learned early enough about the ECP therapy, do you think in your medical opinion we could have avoided surgery? Even with the bi-cuspid? Just a curio. I'm glad he is still alive, but now he has a 4G defibrilator/pacemaker in his chest. 🤨
Dr. Sherri - my brother (now 75) suffered a massive heart attack in December of 2019. He had a mild case of Covid in December of 2020 then proceeded to get his shots in January/ February of 2021. Had terrible issues with a-fib and ultimately ended up with a defibrillator/pacemaker. Then he had something implanted due to blood clots this past Spring I think. I don’t really know because we no longer speak. He thinks I’m uneducated and in a cult. I can only imagine how many shots he’s had by now. It makes me sad to know that ECP could have helped him. Last time I saw him - which was one year ago a few days ago - he said kiss me goodbye because this is probably the last time you will ever see me.
All I can do is pray that he awakens and comes back to his knowledge (taught by our dear Daddy) that Christ died for our sins.
40% of young men and 70% of older men. Hmmm...maybe that is NORMAL. Especially in this day and age after the Kinsey and Playboy era where everyone is supposed to f*ck like bunnies all the time and with anyone. Not to mention how rampant and degrading porn has changed the entire landscape of intimate relationships. I got over how they tried to make women think there was something wrong with them if they hit menopause and weren't ready to keep up with the minimum twice a week. Maybe men are tired of it too.
I do not agree with you at all ! At 40, I started to have less and less desires, and it is a good point !
I don't agree that nicotine can cause endothelial issues. Nicotine is found not only in tobacco, but in various vegetables like tomatoes and celery, for example. It's the smoke itself which is the issue with endothelial damage and Dr. Malcolm Kendrick makes a great case for this in his book, "The Clot Thickens."
In our mid 70's, my wife and I enjoy a very good sex life. ED is all in the mind as is the potential for satisfying sexual engagement between a man and a woman. The only thing viagra is good for is improved cardio stimulation. Who the heck needs drugs when you have a splendid wife?
If I may, I have a question unrelated to this topic.
Dr. Tenpenny, or anyone else on this Substack, is there a website that lists standalone MD's that are not part of a large medical conglomerate? I'm not looking for an online Dr. but, one that has a local office.
My wife and I currently go to a Dr. that is part of a group that during the plandemic would not prescribe Ivermectin and, they enforced mask mandates. I don't have to inform everyone that the cabal is ramping up the fear again as we go into fall & winter.
Thanks in advance for any feedback on my request.