Cardiovascular Disease is the leading cause of death in the United States and most likely is the same in developed countries. These include coronary heart disease and myocardial infarcts.

There are many factors that precipitate coronary artery disease. These include: Diabetes, Obesity, Hypertension, Lipid abnormalities, and Smoking. The common denominator to all of these if from Inflammation.

As a former Cardiac Anesthesiologist, one wonders the following:

Firstly, what is the single underlying trigger that causes millions of individuals to undergo extensive cardiovascular work-ups.

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Erectile Dysfunction or E.D. is more commonly referred to as Impotence. Studies performed at a major Medical Center revealed that millions of males ranging from their second decade and upwards suffer from E.D.

Erectile Dysfunction is a form of sexual dysfunction whereby there is the inability to maintain an erection long and firm enough for sexual intercourse. E.D. is considered present if the erection difficulties are present for a prolonged and sustained period of time.

When poor blood flow to the copora canvenosa (two formal chambers of the penis) is insufficient then E.D. can and will occur.

There are many causes for Erectile Dysfunction. Many of these works together to limit the adequacy of erectile function. Such causes include in general: psychological as well as physiological stress that is placed on the body.

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