A real man always drinks beer! Is always? But is he not afraid of losing male powers?
Scientists have been able to explain the relationship between beer and impotence. Now it’s clear why lovers of bars and pubs lose the joys of sex.
We have long suspected that such a connection exists. Now at the disposal of wives and girlfriends there is a worthy argument against beer alcoholism.
Beer and impotence
According to statistics, at least 60% of adult men after 35 years old experience real impotence. The causes of erectile dysfunction are many, and one of them is alcohol abuse. Doctors emphasize: we are not talking about alcoholism. But the excessive use of strong drinks plays the role of a factor provoking impotence.
Men who are addicted to beer often do not see anything wrong with regular consumption of a foamy drink. 2-3 bottles a day seems to them a completely normal dose, especially since there are really few degrees in beer compared to forty-degree alcohol.
However, this dose is enough to make a man impotent. Beer and impotence are cause and effect. The thing is that alcoholic beverages with any alcohol content provoke vascular problems at the physiological level. An erection amid constant abuse becomes increasingly sluggish or short-lived, and persistent impotence gradually sets in.
Beer closes blood vessels
Blocking blood vessels a daily dose of beer does not allow a man to express himself in proximity with a woman. The penis simply does not reach an erection state due to interrupted blood supply.
In a normal healthy state, the blood vessels of the penis open at the time of strong attraction, allowing blood to fill the penis and cause the desired erection. However, an excess of alcohol in the blood prevents the vessels from opening, that is, an erection does not occur. But even if the penis manages to fill itself with life, it does not last long. In any case, one cannot count on a full-fledged sexual intercourse.
Sexologists emphasize that there is no safe dose of alcohol, same for all males. Each has its own limit on alcohol, and different people have a different influence on them. It is believed that during the week a healthy man can drink no more than 14 servings of alcohol-containing drinks, that is, no more than two glasses of beer per day.
With an increase in the allowable amount by at least one serving, problems in intimate life cannot be avoided. Moreover, beer and impotence are directly dependent on each other also because with the regular use of a foamy drink, female sex hormones begin to be produced in the body of a man. This leads to the formation of a "beer belly" and a decrease in sexual desire.
