Impotence - Causes and Cures - Internet Marketing Australia

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What exactly is impotence? An old man's disease or something that all age groups suffer with?

Impotence, or erectile dysfunction (ED) as it is commonly known, means in plain terms that a man can't achieve an erection, or if he can, he can't maintain an erection long enough to be able to have penetrative sex.

The Consequences of Impotency

As you can imagine, if a man is impotent this is not only extremely frustrating but it can lead onto a whole range of emotions and feelings too such as anger and rage, guilt, and in some cases serious depression.

Another issue of being in a non-sexual relationship is that both partners suffer, not just the man concerned, which may lead onto the complete breakdown of relationships leading onto separation and even divorce.

What Causes Impotence?

Doctors feel that in 70% of cases, the cause can be put down to physical reasons and 30% due to psychological reasons - In some cases there is a combination of physical and psychological problems causing the problem.

Want to know what the 3 main causes are, no matter what age group?

• Stress
• Tiredness
• Excessive alcohol consumption

These 3 are the main reasons for ED. Having said that let's look closely at the 3 main age groups and how impotence may be related to each group in turn;

• Younger Men - The reason for this age group is mainly caused by stress and anxiety; wanting to please their partner but being inexperienced and worried about 'failure' to perform up to standard. Another obvious reason with this age group is excessive alcohol!


• Middle Aged Men - This group of men are normally bracketed under the 'stressed, anxious and overworked' guys who are normally suffering from too much mental and physical stress and fatigue.


• The Older Men - This is the group that suffers with erectile dysfunction more so because of illness than anything else. Problems like high blood pressure, heart kidney and thyroid problems, diabetes and even a life time of smoking all play their part.

Blue Pills and Impotence

Anyone suffering with ED would be well advised to go and talk with their doctor; no matter what stage of the problem you are at. There may well be a number of reasons for the condition which the doctor will be able to treat reasonably efficiently with simple medication; he may even suggest simple changes in lifestyle to be able to combat impotence too.

But one thing that has really seemed to help with impotence over the last few years is the use of blue pills. A doctor can prescribe a branded bluepill for some patients, but for others where this may not be suitable, he may advise the use of an herbal version of blue pills.

Generally speaking, a blue pill is taken prior to sexual intercourse to strengthen the erection, give longer staying power and increase libido. In other cases, they may be taken on a regular, possibly daily basis, in order to build up in the system and offer a fairly effective, ongoing solution to impotence.