These causes include: Obesity Diabetes High cholesterol Hypertension (high blood pressure) Heart disease and narrowing of blood vessels Atherosclerosis Parkinsons disease Low testosterone Enlarged prostate Smoking tobacco Alcoholism or substance abuse Sleep disorders, such as sleep apnea Hormonal disorders (i.e., thyroid conditions, testosterone deficiency, etc.) Treatments for prostate disease Injuries in the pelvic area or the spinal cord Radiation therapy to the pelvic region Peyronie disease Multiple sclerosis Although most causes are medical, there are also some psychological factors that could cause or contribute to symptoms of ED, including: Guilt Fear of intimacy Depression Severe anxiety Tips For Reducing Your Risk of ED Although erectile dysfunction can be embarrassing, cause stress or anxiety, and even lead to an unsatisfactory sex life, it is easily treatable
Gvozdjkov A, Sumbalov Z, Kucharsk J, Komlsi M, Rausov Z, Vanov O, Szmoov M, Mojto V (2020) Platelet mitochondrial respiration, endogenous coenzyme Q10 and oxidative stress in patients with chronic kidney disease
Most trials and cohorts emphasize ISQ/OSI or radiographic bone levels, with less frequent reporting of bleeding on probing, suppuration, plaque index, mucosal recession, keratinized mucosa width, peri-implant crevicular fluid biomarkers, or microbiome-level changes
As L-Carnitine is an isomer it can be found in red meat and dairy products but additionally in the form of thermogenic supplements
For patients focused on fat metabolism and weight loss support, we may also recommend MIC shots as a complement to your IV therapy plan
