Impotence has become very common among men around the world in recent years, just like any other disease.
All diseases: cardiovascular, cancer, diabetes and others are only "getting younger", including diseases of the sexual sphere.
Note that this is happening with the continuous development of medicine, medical technology and, of course, pharmacology.
Let's try to make sense of these inconsistencies.
Of course, the increase in the incidence of diseases, the emergence of new viral infections are associated with the widespread deterioration of the environment, as a result of which the immune system of a single person weakens and fails to cope with its duties.
But in addition, there are specific conditions in which each of us lives, and specific causes of our diseases, and knowing about these causes, we will be able to avoid many troubles.
In particular, there has been so much advertising hype around impotence for the last 10-15 years, so many drugs, devices, surgeries and prosthetics! And it is understandable - after all, impotence sometimes affects seemingly quite healthy young men, and this is quite confusing and opens the way for any manipulations.
In fact, everything is as follows: impotence is not an independent disease, but is a consequence of prostatitis.
Prostatitis, in turn, is a consequence of kidney disease of any stage, even the most initial.
All urogenital tracts are washed by the common flow of lymph, and infection, once in any organ, more often in the kidneys, for years freely travels throughout the genitourinary organs.
And where does the infection get to the kidneys! How? It gets in the very early childhood, at the first sore throat, acute respiratory infection, bronchitis, sinusitis, etc.
And since these diseases are treated with medications, ie.
even more contamination of the child's body, then the pathogenic microflora (even if killed by antibiotics) settles in the kidneys (after all, the kidneys - the organ of excretion).
This is also where antibiotics that have been used to treat the disease, dead cells in the mucous membranes of the respiratory tract and the kidneys themselves settle and linger.
In this case, the first cold, especially if the child got his feet wet, becomes the cause of some kidney disease or acute glomerulonephritis with high fever, blood and protein in the urine, or sluggish pyelonephritis, maybe even going unnoticed by the child and parents.
In all cases, the boy has already started an inflammatory process in the prostate gland (prostatitis), which, of course, can not give characteristic symptoms, because the gland itself is not yet sufficiently developed.
In girls, of course, it all goes to the genitals, mainly the ovaries.
It manifests itself in a girl at her first period: ovarian pain, often very persistent and severe, or an ovarian cyst in an unmarried woman.
And what happens next to our children? Children grow, their organs grow and their diseases grow.
Pyelonephritis and prostatitis, settled in the body of a 2-3-year-old boy, with the growth of the child, especially during puberty, compensated, and it lasts long enough, about 15-20 years.
But time goes on, a man reaches 30-40 years of age, the most active and blooming, and here, quite by accident, problems begin - impotence.
Often impotence becomes a tragedy for a man.
Above all, he is alone with his trouble.
It is not always desirable and not always convenient to discuss the problem with his wife: they start reproaching him for his turbulent youth, sometimes not justified at all.
Even in case of sympathy and understanding from the wife, she is also helpless in this situation because both of them lack basic medical knowledge.
Of course, the man's psyche suffers greatly here, which only makes the situation worse.
And the search and tossing begins, sometimes in pairs, more often alone.
Everything is used - African yohimbe, and other "miracle drugs" and stimulants - natural, herbal, chemical - all kinds.
All this ends with more civilized men going for prosthetics, less civilized men listening to the dubious advice of their comrades, which can only destroy the family or finally molest the man.
Meanwhile, impotence, being a disease of the whole organism, is cured when all other diseases are cured, it is cured unambiguously, with mathematical precision.
Here's how it happens: by the age of 30 or even 25 a man accumulates enough diseases, first of all, the standard set: chronic bronchitis, sinusitis, prostatitis, pyelonephritis, osteochondrosis, often hepatitis (especially when drinking alcohol), pancreatitis.
If in the presence of all these diseases potency in a man is still preserved, it is like a miracle and speaks only about the limitless possibilities of the body.
So, disorders of the sexual sphere in the disease of vital organs are not at all surprising, and to treat impotence as an independent disease is absolutely unsuccessful.
But with proper, systematic treatment of all other diseases, impotence is cured.
This occurs as a natural result of the body's healing and rejuvenation.
