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PE Widely Affecting Asian Men

PE (premature ejaculation) almost always occurs before vaginal penetration or within a minute of penetration. This very topic is still very taboo in a very conservative Asia, but according to studies up to 30 percent of men suffer from this. New hope may be on the horizon, the Asia Pacific Premature Ejaculation Prevalence and Attitude Study (AP PEPA) released in December could be the first step in helping make this condition prevalent in the medical community.

Even though as many as 30% of the male population may suffer from this, few men are willing to admit it, and even fewer are likely to seek help with the condition. Around 5000 men from 10 Asian countries were involved in a study conducted by Dr. George Lee Eng Geap, a consultant urologist at the University of Malaya and a clinical associate at the Monash University. The men studied were between the ages of 18 and 65.

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State Funded Viagra?

Do you think Medicare should pay for Viagra? For some, Medicare is the only coverage they have. It does the job for most, but does it go too far? Some States in the US certainly think so.

Before the “why” she thinks so, let go to some other issues in the East Cost. The State of Virginia does not fund or support abortion. In fact, some Delegates actually went as far as to say this: "The number of children who are born subsequent to a first abortion with handicaps has increased dramatically. Why? Because when you abort the first born of any, nature takes its vengeance on the subsequent children." The absurdity of this comment does not deserve comment.

Okay, so if Virginia does not support abortion, and even argues their point with comments like the one above, then why does the state cover Viagra? It will help men get erections to get women pregnant, but will not support women with services needed to protect them. Again, we can give men erections, but we cannot give women birth control?

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Majority of Spaniards Think Their Sex Lives Could Improve

A pharmaceutical company recently conducted an on-line survey in Spain which revealed that over 80% of adults believed their sexual relations needed improvement. The December poll revealed for Dr. Ballester, sexologist, that the lack of time on our daily lives, and stress are the root of these results.

More than 3000 people were polled, both men and women between the ages of 25 and 70 years of age. Both sexes agreed that the first problem in their relationship was the simple lack of sexual desire. Over 57 percent for the women, and over 50% percent for the men. The second ranked problem for men was erectile dysfunction (ED).

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Britain’s Bedroom Habits

The Telegraph.co.ok website, an on-line British newspaper out of Kent recently had an on-line survey on Valentines Day. It would seem the impact of the baby boomers coming to retirement age is changing the way you live.

More than 1800 people took the on-line survey. Several interesting facts were found. Divorcees have sex more than 21 times a month, which is over twice the amount of married couples, single people, widows, and even cohabitating people. It also turns out that retirees have more sex than folks still working full time jobs and that are younger than the retirees.

There is a lot of rebound sex in divorcees. Social psychologist Rosie Campbell said that in men it gives them a sense of being off the ball and chain.

And for the retiring baby boomer that is now fitter, better off financially, and generally more active than previous generations, have more sex is just more obvious. Plus, in the past 10 years, the common denominator in the works place is stress. Retirement just takes the stress of the job away the day they walk out the door for the last time. When you are stressed, your sexual performance is greatly affected.

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Sex Sometimes is a Laughing Matter

Sometimes you just have to smile. Apparently sex can reveal a whole lot more than you just being horny. A recent study showed that increased sexual activity reduces the risk of heart disease. Isn’t that like saying “if you eat better, you’ll be healthier?”

Doesn’t it seem that if you exercise, you’ll be healthier? If you break it down, what is sex? Well it’s like all types of exercise combined. Cardio, muscular, aerobic, mental, the whole can of worms. So when the American journal of Cardiology recently released yet another new study that reported men whom have sex more than twice a week had almost half the risk of heart disease than men who had sex only about once a month, you just have to smile. Yup, and if you drink water you will not be thirsty.

Just the simple fact that if a man can have sex 2 or 3 times a week and he’s middle aged says more than how lucky he is, it means this guy takes good care of himself. Sex may be a barometer into a mans health, but so is a guy who can run 10 miles, or a man who can cycle 30 miles, it’s all relative.

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