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Exercise and ED

Posted: Fri Feb 16, 2018 10:46 am
by Gunzergreat
Has anyone here ever felt or had an improvement of some sort with their ED as a result of participation in exercises like walking at a fast pace, lifting weights, swimming, etc., for a steady period of time?
When I say improvement I'm talking about everything ranging from a full reversal (even if only temporary) to a partial reversal to where ED drugs had stopped working but then began to work again after a period of physical exercise.
I ask because the internet has A LOT of articles claiming that ED can be reversed or improved by exercise and I'm curious as to the experiences of those on this board.
I greatly appreciate any information and/or advice. Thanks.

Re: Exercise and ED

Posted: Fri Feb 16, 2018 11:34 am
by happycamper59
I'm certain that everyone will give you a different story. Mine is that I do exercise. I go to the gym 2-3 times each week, plus walking and skiing, etc. Has it improved my overall health? Yes. Not weight loss, as I tend to eat more, especially since I have my GERD (reflux disease) under control.

Has it helped with my ED? Not in the slightest. But again, that's just me.

Re: Exercise and ED

Posted: Fri Feb 16, 2018 12:17 pm
by newtoed
There can be no doubt that excercise will improve your circulation, stamina, mental state. Heavy lifting supposedly promotes testosterone production therefore libido.

I think it all depends on the cause and extent of ED. When they cut the nerves during prodtectomyobviously excercise wont do much for ED. But if it’s organic it’s origin and it’s mild I’m sure it would help to give you a wood lol.
Regardless excercise eslecially vigurous sex is very good for us.
All the best!

Re: Exercise and ED

Posted: Fri Feb 16, 2018 12:20 pm
by dg_moore
I have been a regular exerciser for many years. My ED was never affected in any way.

Re: Exercise and ED

Posted: Fri Feb 16, 2018 1:15 pm
by Greg1956
My ED was caused by a substantial Venous Leak. I have been going to the gym for many years but are no exercises to correct that problem.

Re: Exercise and ED

Posted: Sun Feb 18, 2018 8:19 pm
by JimStars
AS mentioned, exercise probably cannot help with actual ED improvement. But, if you go on to use Trimix or BiMix to 'cure' ED then good cardio health could really make a difference in your maximum EQ (Erection Quality). For me, in my older days, say 5 years ago, I was in pretty good shape -- playing volleyball and working out on weight machine etc and my EQ was a 9 or 10 with Trimix -- even a nuisance as it would take some doing to have it go back down again.

Over the 5 years I have slacked off exercise and stopped playing volleyball to save my knees for old age and the EQ has been steadily declining.

I'm Starting up exercising again -- Tomorrow!

J

Re: Exercise and ED

Posted: Sat Mar 03, 2018 10:24 pm
by Georgeoz
Sexual function is the most important function of the whole man. It stands to reason that, the fitter you are, the better you are at fucking and the better you are at it, and the oftener you do it, the better for the whole sexual apparatus. I have exercised all my adult life despite severe and sometimes debilitating heart issues. I am certain all the working out kept my dick going and kept me making T until i was about 80, when the heart issues got the better of my dick's blood supply.

Re: Exercise and ED

Posted: Sun Mar 04, 2018 7:46 pm
by Robert-CA
One of the major causes of ED is poor circulation. If that's a contributing cause for your erectile dysfunction, then you should see improvement if you:

  • Adopt a "heart healthy" diet
  • Lose weight
  • Exercise to improve cardiovascular fitness
  • Stop smoking
  • Reduce alcohol intake

The problem is that making these lifestyle changes is HARD, and most men don't stick with it.

And of course, this won't help if the cause of your ED is something else, such as nerve damage or low testosterone

Re: Exercise and ED

Posted: Mon Mar 05, 2018 5:09 am
by Larry10625
Robert-CA wrote:One of the major causes of ED is poor circulation. If that's a contributing cause for your erectile dysfunction, then you should see improvement if you:

  • Adopt a "heart healthy" diet
  • Lose weight
  • Exercise to improve cardiovascular fitness
  • Stop smoking
  • Reduce alcohol intake

The problem is that making these lifestyle changes is HARD, and most men don't stick with it.

And of course, this won't help if the cause of your ED is something else, such as nerve damage or low testosterone



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Re: Exercise and ED

Posted: Mon Mar 12, 2018 4:07 pm
by Alanoc8
I have exercised for over ten years. Three times a week. I'm thin and have no health issues yet I have ED. So exercise hasn't done anything for me down there.