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We’ve all been warned that excessive drinking can make it difficult, if not impossible, to make whoopee. According to a report in New Scientist, moderation is the key.

But over longer periods, moderate drinking doesn’t seem to be linked to erectile dysfunction, says Kew-Kim Chew, an epidemiologist at the University of West Australia in Nedlands, whose team conducted an anonymous postal survey of 1770 West Australian men.
After accounting for differences due to age, smoking and heart disease – all risk factors for ED – Chew and colleagues found that drinkers experienced rates of impotence 25% to 30% below those of teetotallers.

Source: New Scientist

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Alcohol Prevents Erectile Dysfunction

Jan 27th, 2009

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We’ve all been warned that excessive drinking can make it difficult, if not impossible, to make whoopee. According to a report in New Scientist, moderation is the key.
But over longer periods, moderate drinking doesn’t seem to be linked to erectile dysfunction, says Kew-Kim Chew, an epidemiologist at the University of West Australia in Nedlands, whose team conducted an anonymous postal survey of 1770 West Australian men.
After accounting for differences due to age, smoking and heart disease – all risk factors for ED – Chew and colleagues found that drinkers experienced rates of impotence 25% to 30% below those of teetotallers.
Source: New Scientist

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