The effect of nicotine on potency

In today's world, the fight against alcohol and nicotine addiction is progressing. If alcohol causes significant harm to the body, and there is no doubt about the harmful effect on internal organs, then smokers prefer to try to challenge or not attach importance to many risk factors. Tobacco addiction is considered one of the strongest, so it is very difficult to get rid of it.

The menacing photos and inscriptions that manufacturers place on cigarette packs are no longer surprising. It has been scientifically proven that nicotine has a harmful effect on all internal organs. Many men are addicted to cigarettes, the attitude towards smoking is very careless, so nothing prevents one day from indulging in a cigarette and acquiring a bad habit for decades. Young people in particular do not think about the consequences of the smoking habit. After all, nicotine addiction can hit the very patient - male potency. How Smoking affects the body as a whole: First of all, the reproductive and reproductive system suffers from nicotine. The nervous system and the brain are destroyed by the substances contained in the cigarette. As you know, nicotine gum reduces the body's defenses and weakens the immune system. Smoking negatively affects the lungs and respiratory system. Nicotine slows down blood circulation, constricts blood vessels and impairs the functioning of the cardiovascular system. Smoking interferes with the normal functioning of the pituitary gland and the endocrine system and slows down the production of male hormones. It also negatively affects the quality of sperm, namely its full maturation.

According to statistics, the largest percentage of men who have problems with potency are smokers. Studies have shown that, compared to a non-smoker, a smoker has significantly more symptoms that lead to sexual dysfunction. Body dependence on smoking. Cigarette smoke containing nicotine is a toxin that enters the lungs and enters the bloodstream, and with its help to the internal organs and the brain. Penetrating into nerve cells, nicotine creates a deceptive feeling of tone and active work of the brain, and even creates the illusion of an effect on potency. Nicotine in this case acts as a substitute for a substance that conducts nerve impulses - acetylcholine (a natural substance produced by the body). The more often nicotine affects nerve cells, the more the number of brain neurotransmitters decreases and addiction occurs.

What is potency and impotence

Potency is the ability of the male body to achieve and maintain an erection during intercourse. And the opposite condition, which has many causes and bears other names: impotence, erectile dysfunction, etc. is called impotence. Impotence and infertility are completely different concepts. Lack of hardness of the penis is the most common form. As you know, subsequently, the interaction of the central peripheral system and blood circulation, an erection occurs. And also an increase in the flow of arterial blood (approximately seven times) of the penis through the blood vessels leads to an erection.

Nicotine and potency

Nicotine is a substance that constricts blood vessels, so it affects organs in the following way: Nicotine simulates a spasm that affects the heart arteries, arteries of the eyes, lungs, extremities, internal organs and the genitals itself. Nicotine damages the walls of blood vessels, which interferes with their function. Nicotine affects potency in the following way: it reduces the blood flow required for an erection and reduces the ability to prevent reverse blood flow. The blood-vascular areas of the genital organs can be affected by substances that are in nicotine. A regular cigarette contains: nicotine, carbon monoxide and acetaldehyde. These chemicals prevent the blood vessels from relaxing and responding to sexual stimulation due to insufficient blood flow for an erection. How does a long smoking experience affect potency? Case studies were once conducted on the effect of smoking on potency. The studies involved more than 440 men with impotence. Research has shown that risk and risk factors increase with age of the smoker. According to the research results: In men of the age category, on average, 47 years old, more than 50% had problems with blood circulation in the arteries. By the way, smoking of all the risk factors that affects potency is one of the most common in these men. Fluctuations in the blood pressure index in the genital area indicate that subnormal values lead to impotence in smokers. Smoking affects the narrowing of the small vessels in the genitals. Insufficient blood flow to the genitals most often manifests itself from 40 to 50 years, followed by smoking. How smoking affects sperm quality.Harmful substances enter the organs through the blood. A smoker with experience decreases mobility and damage to the structure of the sperm. One of the first prescriptions for the treatment of infertility is to give up the addiction. However, no hormonal differences have been found between healthy people and smokers. Smoking clearly affects potency, nicotine penetrates into the vegetative and vascular systems, reduces blood flow, which confirms that smoking can hinder erection. Heavy smokers impotence. Studies conducted around the world have shown that as a result of smoking in a person's blood vessels, plaques can form in the arteries (atherosclerosis), they interfere with normal blood circulation and blood flow to internal organs, which causes all kinds of disorders, including erectile dysfunction. The published research results show that men who smoke a pack of cigarettes daily have an increased risk - 60% of the likelihood of becoming impotent. Unlike non-smokers, who have the risk of impotence only with diseases of the body. Of the active and quit smokers, 15% of men experienced impotence. Interestingly, 30% of smokers are more likely to suffer from dysfunction than non-smokers. Only 12% of men who do not depend on tobacco suffer from erection problems. Impotence with smoking are interconnected, disruption of the whole body and problems with fertilization - all these are the consequences of exposure to nicotine. Almost all smokers know about the dangers of smoking, but unfortunately the habit sits more in human psychology than physiology. A small cigarette brings huge consequences; few beginners and active smokers think about the effect of tar on the body. Awareness comes only after the occurrence of problems that could have been avoided.