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Men's sexual health, reported plainly

Erectile health, reported against the sources

A publication for men over 40 and their partners. According to NIDDK at the NIH, between 30 million and 50 million US men have erectile dysfunction.

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“We read the source first, then write the article in plain language.”

“We name the institution or study behind every fact we report.”

“When a claim spreads online, we report it as a claim, then give the fact.”

“For anything about your own health, we point you to your own doctor.”

The sections this publication covers

  • Blood flow

    Why circulation problems are the most common cause, according to Cleveland Clinic.

  • Nitric oxide

    The chemical signal behind an erection, as research has described it.

  • Risk factors

    Diabetes, heart disease, some medicines, stress, smoking and heavy drinking.

  • Heart health

    Why erection trouble can be an early sign worth raising with a doctor.

  • Movement

    What NIDDK and CDC guidance say about activity and blood flow.

  • Intimacy

    How erection trouble can touch partners, mood and self-esteem.

How the articles are written

A short check for any health claim

The same check Digitowersconsultorianode runs on every article, short enough to use on any clip that lands in a group chat.

Total: 3:00

  1. 0:00

    Find the named source

    Look for an institution or a study, not a face or a name.

  2. 0:45

    Read what the source says

    Compare the numbers and wording in the claim with the original.

  3. 1:30

    Separate claim from fact

    Treat a viral tip as a claim until a named source backs it.

  4. 2:15

    Bring questions to your doctor

    Write down what still matters to you and raise it at the next visit.

A reading habit, not medical advice. On this site, myths appear as claims, followed by the sourced fact.

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Cleveland Clinic notes that erection trouble can be the first sign of another problem, including heart disease. The free articles explain why. Members read every section and what to raise with a doctor.

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