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Did you know that simply drinking water can be a game changer, especially if you’ve been diagnosed with erectile dysfunction (ED)? A lack of water can lead to dehydration which comes with lots of negative effects: from mood swings and unclear thinking to body overheating and erectile dysfunction. In this guide, we’ll review the key effects of drinking water on your sexual health and the relation between ED and dehydration.
First things first, let’s find out why water is so crucial to your health. As we learned in school, our bodies consist of about 60% water. In fact, it plays a vital role in keeping you healthy and feeling good, including:
If you don’t drink enough liquid, you end up dehydrated: an extremely dangerous condition that can significantly disrupt cell function, reduce your energy, and lead to fatigue. Here’s a quick self check-list that allows you to evaluate your current hydration state. If you’re not drinking enough water, you’re likely to experience these signs:
Definitely! An interesting discovery has been made by US scientists showing that water and ED actually have a direct connection. It was established that a male’s water intake has a direct effect on the composition and amount of blood flow that leads to the erection of the penis for normal intercourse.
Previously, medications solved problems with male impotence. However, during an experiment, scientists encouraged men to drink a minimum of 1.5 liters of water per day to normalize body functions, including sexual activity. The results show that men who drank enough water noticed a significant decrease of symptoms like fatigue, headache, and low libido levels. So, the good news is that there’s really no best drink for ED, but water provides the most hydration. However, coffee and tea (simply put, caffeine containing products), and alcohol don’t count since their diuretic properties cause the body to lose a lot of water. To avoid dehydration, you should compensate for the “damage” with an additional portion of water. Kimberly Snyder, a wellness expert and nutrition books author, says: “If you drank a glass of coffee or alcohol, you need to drink another glass of water to restore the body’s necessary water balance”.
But what does water intake have to do with quality of sex and erections? Let’s see it in detail.
Water contributes to the production of pre-ejaculate – the transparent fluid that serves as a natural lubricant for the urethra and neutralizes any acidity that could damage sperm. Drinking enough water helps you produce more of that fluid and improves the quality of sex..
Water intake has a direct impact on the quality and quantity of semen.Drinking two or three liters of water a day will allow your body to produce the maximum amount of seminal fluid. Besides, drinking water before sex can increase sperm motility and increase your chances to conceive. Also, pay attention to the quality of liquids you take. It is possible for tap water to contain a high level of chlorine that, in turn, can negatively affect fertility and testicular function.
Stress, lack of work-life-balance, and mental health issues are key factors that impact men’s libido, but food and water also affect it. Dehydration causes negative symptoms such as fatigue, decreased blood volume, and slowing of body movements resulting in lower levels of sexual desire.
Adequate water intake throughout the day helps increase libido and reduce fatigue. If you notice dehydration symptoms, it’s high time to reconsider your diet: consume fruit and vegetables that contain high amounts of water (like cucumbers) and increase your daily water intake.
Long gone are the days when eight glasses of water a day were considered the norm. According to Snyder, the amount of water you should consume is determined by the constitution of your body, the level of physical activity of a person, and weather conditions (since sweat causes us to lose more water). Snyder recommends drinking 0.3 ml of water per 1 kg of body weight every day.
Drinking water before sex is a must to add to your routine since it aids in both men’s and women’s health. According to statistics, 80% of all urinary tract infections occur after sexual intercourse. The main reason is the peculiarities of the structure and location of the urethra. In women, this organ has a shorter and wider structure than in men. These factors facilitate the entry of pathogenic microorganisms inside.
To prevent the entry of germs and microorganisms to the urethra,drink more liquid, so the urine will quickly remove the settled infection from the urinary tract. For women, urination after sex is especially beneficial: it will help to clear the short urethra of bacteria that may have entered.
As you can see, not only does drinking water help sexually, but it also has a positive impact on your urinary system as well.
The quality of an erection depends on psychological and mental issues like anxiety, stress, and depression. Researchers from the University of Connecticut’s Human Performance Laboratory, made a discovery that there’s a direct correlation between our mood and hydration. Even the slightest loss of water in the body leads to mood swings and confusion in thoughts. As soon as the human brain detects dehydration, it passes it on to other brain parts, which control sleep, mood, and ultimately health. Young men tend to experience difficulty in mental tasks like memorizing, anxiety, and general tension.
Good news is that one sip of water can significantly improve mood, and ultimately, lead to better erections.
Now, it’s time to address the question of water and ED: is there a chance that water makes you last longer in bed? While there’s no direct impact of consuming large amounts of water on erectile dysfunction, we can name a few reasons why it’s important.
As you can see, water and ED go hand in hand. In some cases, there’s a direct correlation between your hydration level and sexual arousement while in some cases liquid just brings you some pleasant side-effects like smooth skin and upbeat energy.
While every ED treatment has pros and cons, GAINSWave therapy at Enhanced Wellness Living with Nurse Practitioner Kelly Engelmann, sets itself apart from other treatment options. Essentially, shockwave therapy is a non-invasive, long-lasting treatment option that doesn’t require surgery.
Instead, the treatment is painless and convenient. During treatment, NP Kelly Engelmann or NP Amanda Carter will use high-frequency, low-intensity sounds to remove micro-plaque, generate new blood vessel growth, and increase blood flow to the penis. After a few sessions, the treatment should be effective and long-lasting, with successful results often lasting for around two years.
Alongside being long-lasting, GAINSWave therapy doesn’t come with all the unpleasant side effects of many other treatments and is available to far more men who take other medications or have preexisting conditions. Due to the lack of side effects, GAINSWave therapy gives many more men the chance to achieve stronger, longer-lasting erections without having to undergo invasive surgery. GAINSWave therapy also has a 75% success rate, meaning it’s often a variable treatment for men wanting to improve their erections without having to deal with short-term solutions or dangerous side effects.
Anyone experiencing erectile dysfunction should contact Enhanced Wellness Living in Ridgeland, Mississippi. The treatment is simple and takes less than an hour! Do something about ED today!
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