Male Organ Function Problem? Some Suggest Shockwaves

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Male Organ Function Problem? Some Suggest
Shockwaves
By John Dugan
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• A guy who is hitting the bed with a partner
  doesnt have time to worry about proper male
  organ function and yet far too many men do have
  tumescence dysfunction issues that impact the
  pleasure they and their partners enjoy. Certainly
  excellent manhood care can help decrease the
  chances of erratic function, but sometimes much
  more is needed to help a man perform at the
  sensual level he desires. Recent years have seen
  the development of tablets that can have a
  significant impact on tumescence dysfunction, but
  now theres something new under the sun which
  some are suggesting as a treatment shockwaves.

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A big problem

• Although men dont like to talk about
  tumescence dysfunction, it is definitely a big
  problem. According to the Massachusetts Male
  Aging Study, 40 of men have experienced
  tumescence dysfunction by the time they are 40
  years old. By age 70, more than 70 have.
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• But what exactly is tumescence dysfunction?
  Simply put, it is an inability to attain and
  maintain hardness such that sensual activity can
  be satisfactory. This may mean the manhood cannot
  become hard enough to achieve penetration, or it
  may mean it becomes too soft after penetration.

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• Although there can be many factors that
  contribute to tumescence dysfunction, it very
  frequently involves ineffective blood flow to the
  member. Either a sufficient amount of blood does
  not fill up the spongy tissue that causes
  tumescence, or the increased blood flow does not
  reach the spongy tissue in the first place. In
  such instances, this means that a man may feel
  quite sensually excited, but the mechanics that
  enable tumescence do not respond the way they
  should.

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Shockwaves

• So why are some scientists suggesting
  shockwaves as a means of treating this male organ
  function problem? And what are shockwaves,
  anyway?
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• Interestingly enough, despite the name,
  shockwaves dont really have anything to do with
  electricity. Instead, shockwaves are acoustic
  waves, created by sound, which carry energy with
  them.
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• Shockwaves are frequently used to treat other
  conditions, such as kidney stones, cardiac issues
  or joint inflammation. Low level shockwaves are
  targeted to a highly specific area, such as a
  kidney stone. This causes the stone to break up
  so it can then pass out of the urinary tract.

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• The idea with using shockwaves to correct male
  organ function is that the acoustic waves cause
  tiny, microscopic tears in the manhood blood
  vessels. The body responds to this with a process
  known as neovasculization, which basically means
  it creates new blood vessels in the afflicted
  area. By creating new manhood blood vessels,
  unobstructed pathways are opened for the blood to
  flow into the spongy tissue and let that tissue
  spring up and do its job.

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Experimental

• Shockwave therapy for tumescence dysfunction
  is still in the experimental stages and has not
  been approved in the U.S. But many scientists and
  doctors think it holds great promise. One of the
  advantages to it is that, unlike tablets taken to
  help achieve tumescence, the effects of shockwave
  therapy should be longer lasting.

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• Shockwaves may one day be a common treatment
  for male organ function issues. But even if it
  becomes standard of care, the manhood still needs
  to be kept in premium health, and that goal is
  more easily achieved when a man regularly uses a
  top drawer male organ health crème (health
  professionals recommend Man1 Man Oil, which is
  clinically proven mild and safe for skin). The
  best crème will undoubtedly contain L-arginine,
  an amino acid that helps produce nitric oxide,
  which in turns helps male organ blood vessels
  open and become receptive to increased blood
  flow. The crème must also contain vitamin B5, aka
  pantothenic acid. Vitamin B5 is a vital nutrient
  required for cell metabolism and the maintenance
  of healthy tissue.