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Monday, January 14 2019
If you're a man between 25 - 45 yes old, you're likely suffering from erectile dysfunction 
 
 
And if you're a smoker, then most likely you can't get your manhood up at all
 
 
Right now your wife/girlfriend is praying for you to have a miracle
 
 
She is praying because she is this " " close to cheating on you and you don't know it
 
 
Yet...
 
 
But prayers will not work because you don't know this one little thing I am about to show you
 
 
That can change your story for good
 
 
Using this actionable advice I will show you today, it will get you closer to being the rampaging beast you once were in the ozza room
 
 
I kid you not and it's all scientific
 
 
Come along..
 
 
Some Turkish researchers did a deep dive study 4 years back and found something quite odd
 
 
It was so astonishing that a research institute in Taiwan also went on preliminary research and came back with the an even higher result!
 
 
What did these researchers find?
 
 
They found out that 53% of the male patients with erectile dysfunction (ED) had severe gum disease (chronic periodontitis) 
 
 
As compared with 23% who did not have ED. 
 
 
The study included 80 male patients with ED and 82 male patients without the condition; none were smokers since lighting up is considered a risk factor for both ED and gum disease.
 
 
The study was also limited to those 30 years to 40 years old in an effort to rule out age as a risk factor. Even after accounting for age, body mass index (BMI), household income, and education status, the association between POOR DENTAL HEALTH and ED held.
 
 
See what happens is simple...
 
 
Chronic periodontal disease (CPD) is an infection that occurs when the gums pull away from the teeth, creating deep pockets that harbor bacteria and allow the bugs to spread to the bone surrounding the teeth.
 
 
This chronic inflammation caused by gum disease may damage your endothelial cells, which form the lining on all of your blood vessels
 
 
Which includes those in your PENIS.
 
 
The endothelial damage can result in impaired blood flow, leaving you limp in the sack
 
 
Why??
 
 
Well because the blood vessels to the penis are about 25 percent the size of the ones to the coronaries (the crown of your gum & teeth)
 
This wasn't even the suprising thing the researchers found
 
The suprising thing they learnt was that all these could have been avoided if
 
You had been brushing your teeth correctly & regularly
 
The researchers suggest tooth extraction may help reduce the ED by eliminating the inflammation.
 
Instead, if the disease is caught in the early stages, treatment can be as simple as a few deep cleanings from your dentist.
 
But...
 
If it’s discovered later on, you might require gum surgery to reduce the pockets and restore some of the bone loss
 
Once you have the disease under control,
 
You should start scheduling more frequent cleanings every 3 months rather than 6 months.
 
(Regular appointments are also important)
 
If you want to learn more about how we can help you with either deep tooth cleanings, gum surgery & tooth extraction
 
Contact us using this link => https://www.idealdentalfoundation.org/contact
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