How old is the potency?

Today's doctors are sure that nature has laid great sexual reserves in every male body. Research clearly shows that age does not affect sexual performance in any way. Given a certain alignment, each man is able to overpower about fifteen women.

Potency begins to decline at the age of 50. Age-related changes come into their own, cells are not renewed so rapidly, the sex hormone testosterone is produced worse. Sexual attraction remains the same, but just to fulfill the plan, you will have to apply a lot of strength and energy. At the age of 18-25, men have the opportunity to maintain intimate relationships almost day and night. Closer to the third ten, activity gradually becomes less, and in life comes the time of regularity. But there is no talk about the attenuation of the potency. Even forty-year-old men have strength and reserves, to which experience is added. Men in their 40s with good health need not worry about potential sexual problems.

Andrologists are almost one hundred percent sure that age potency has nothing to do with the years that are written in the passport. The ability to perform feats in bed is influenced by:

• general problems in the body
• existing chronic diseases
• the state of the cardiovascular system, genitourinary

The definition of "biological age" is necessary in order to assess the present degree of aging of the body and the state of male power. It can be determined using specific tests that include:

• condition of blood vessels and heart
• speed of reaction to external stimuli
• cholesterol level
• elasticity and tone of muscles and tendons
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Even if you are at least fifty dollars, but when all the important organs are in good condition, then there is no point in talking about old age, biological age or potency. If a guy of 30-35 years old has problems with blood vessels, there is a lot of cholesterol in the body, and so on, then his biological age will decrease. This state does not imply high potency. And we are not even talking about exploits in the intimate sphere. At some points, doctors advise to less load the vessels and not try too hard in bed. And even more so, do not abuse Viagra and other similar drugs. How can a man determine what his potency is, and is there any gunpowder left in the flask? To obtain such information, it is not at all necessary to take part in a sex marathon or try to surpass the exploits of your comrades. Moreover, in most cases, their stories turn out to be the fruit of a sick fantasy. To study your physiological capabilities and get an answer to your question about potency, consult your doctor andrologist.

Why there is a decrease in sexual strength

Whatever they say, age still has some effect on male potency. With age, there is a deterioration in intimate life for some reason.

• the male member, along with other organs, should be constantly in business. Sperm becomes better with a constant relationship with a partner. Then stagnation does not occur and potency continues to remain at the same level.
• attraction may become less for a very common reason - overwork.
• as a result of an infection. Potency is influenced by male pathologies, chronic diseases.
• change in testosterone levels. Studies show that the level of testosterone in men changes every year - it decreases by a percentage. But, statistics show that at the age of thirty, all men have far from the same indicators. For some, this indicator can be equated to 32-33 units, while for others it will not even reach 20. This is where the difference in intimate strength lies.
• the wrong way of life. The main reasons for a decrease in male strength include alcohol, cigarettes, lack of exercise, unhealthy diet, and the like. As a result, the blood supply to the penis is poor.
• drug use. There are medications that can lower blood pressure and at the same time have a negative effect on male strength.

Unfortunately, the structure of today's hospitals is far from perfect, and one cannot expect any consistency from doctors. For example, a cardiologist may prescribe a drug that lowers blood pressure, and with it, your sexual strength. It is clear that the patient is not aware of this side effect. Therefore, it is logical that he will go to see a urologist. He will not find any changes in the genitourinary system and send the patient further to doctors - a neurologist, a psychotherapist. They will paint a card for you, but they still won't solve the problem. You will continue to drink the medicine and the problem with potency will still not be resolved.