I've read numerous times that cycling causes problems with erection quality. One of my buddies raced semi pro for 20 years. He's 44 now and is experiencing issues with ED. As someone who likes cycling this is a bit concerning. It's so much fun but there's an obvious risk factor connected to the activity. Since I've been starting to work out again I've decided to stick to running and bodyweight workouts instead. I like running but prefer cycling.
My family GP is someone who believes wholeheartedly that riding regularly is a principle reason for him seeing cases of impotence in men in their 30s 40s and 50s where other heath reasons had been ruled out. I've also spoken to a female Urologist who dated by friend. She more or less confirmed what my GP had told me.
I know I can't post links but there's a YouTube video taken from a British chatshow. In the video, UK tv doctor talks about cycling and erection quality. The videos called "Davina McCall & Dr Christian Jessen - Alan Carr - 10/10/2014'. At around 3:20 he talks about cycling.
Thoughts and experiences would be appreciated.
My family GP is someone who believes wholeheartedly that riding regularly is a principle reason for him seeing cases of impotence in men in their 30s 40s and 50s where other heath reasons had been ruled out. I've also spoken to a female Urologist who dated by friend. She more or less confirmed what my GP had told me.
I know I can't post links but there's a YouTube video taken from a British chatshow. In the video, UK tv doctor talks about cycling and erection quality. The videos called "Davina McCall & Dr Christian Jessen - Alan Carr - 10/10/2014'. At around 3:20 he talks about cycling.
Thoughts and experiences would be appreciated.
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