While it may be an uncomfortable topic for many, erectile dysfunction (ED) affects a larger number of individuals than commonly assumed. A recent study reveals that ED is surprisingly prevalent in the UK, with over half of men confessing to experiencing it (58.2%). Furthermore, a quarter of these men encounter it during more than half of all their sexual encounters (27.3%). Interestingly, three out of four men aged between 25 and 34 experience ED at some point, making them the most susceptible age group in the UK. This group also tends to experience it quite frequently, with 40% admitting they struggle to achieve an erection more than half of the time.
However, there’s a silver lining as a sexual health company is set to revolutionize male sexual health with a new product aimed at enhancing their intimate lives. MYHIXEL Ring, designed by specialists, is a novel product developed to combat erectile dysfunction (ED). MYHIXEL has been pioneering advancements in male sexual health for over six years, aiding more than 35,000 men in improving climax control with MYHIXEL Control.
The MYHIXEL Ring is set to be released. The functionality of the device is quite straightforward. During an erection, the penis’s blood vessels allow the corpora cavernosa to expand due to increased blood flow. To sustain this erection, it’s crucial that the blood remains in the penis until sexual activity concludes. This is where the ring’s role becomes significant. By applying pressure at the base of the penis, the ring prevents the blood from leaving the corpora cavernosa, thus prolonging the erection. Additionally, the innovative design of the MYHIXEL Ring safeguards the urethra and the spongy body surrounding it, relieving pressure in this area, enhancing overall user satisfaction, and facilitating a pain-free and enjoyable ejaculation.
The MYHIXEL Ring is available to pre-order, and will officially be released in November. Until then, there are ways you can alleviate symptoms without taking medication.
How to reduce symptoms of erectile dysfunction naturally? Alleviating erectile dysfunction (ED) can involve a multi-faceted approach, depending on the underlying cause. It’s possible to do so naturally – as making healthy changes to your lifestyle can work wonders. The NHS says you should:
- Lose weight if you’re overweight
- Stop smoking
- Eat a healthy diet
- Exercise daily
- Try to reduce stress and anxiety
- Do not drink more than 14 units of alcohol a week
- Do not cycle for a while, if you cycle for more than 3 hours a week
While impotence typically isn’t anything to worry about, you should see your GP if it keeps happening and it is impacting your life. You can also get more help on the NHS website.
Source: Surrey Live
