Smoking is synonymous with the problem of impotence in men. Now, a study found the penis of men who smoke tend to be smaller than non-smokers.
In a study conducted at the University of Kentucky researchers evaluated the sex lives of the participants on a scale of 1-10. Found men who smoked on average have a lower sex life than non-smokers.
Meanwhile there is also some evidence that suggests smoking affects erection size and penis of people who smoke is significantly smaller compared to those who do not smoke.
"In addition to damaging blood vessels, smoking can also cause damage to the penile tissue itself making it less elastic and prevent stretching," says Irwin Goldstein, MD, urologist from Boston University Medical Center, was quoted as saying Menshealth, Saturday (09/29/2012).
If this happens repeatedly it can ultimately lead to impotence. Toxic chemicals from the cigarette will go into the blood vessels in the body which will contribute to impotence.
Even so cigarettes not only causes problems in the penis, but also affect sperm. Smoking has been shown to cause abnormal sperm production as well as a reduced amount of harmful mortilitas or the ability of sperm to move.
If the sperm move slower then he will find it difficult to enter the cervical mucus and penetrate the outer shell of the egg, as a result he could not move and was not able to fertilize the egg.
For if a man wants to have a satisfying sexual life and penis size is not reduced, then the best advice is to stop smoking, exercise and healthy living.
In a study conducted at the University of Kentucky researchers evaluated the sex lives of the participants on a scale of 1-10. Found men who smoked on average have a lower sex life than non-smokers.
Meanwhile there is also some evidence that suggests smoking affects erection size and penis of people who smoke is significantly smaller compared to those who do not smoke.
"In addition to damaging blood vessels, smoking can also cause damage to the penile tissue itself making it less elastic and prevent stretching," says Irwin Goldstein, MD, urologist from Boston University Medical Center, was quoted as saying Menshealth, Saturday (09/29/2012).
If this happens repeatedly it can ultimately lead to impotence. Toxic chemicals from the cigarette will go into the blood vessels in the body which will contribute to impotence.
Even so cigarettes not only causes problems in the penis, but also affect sperm. Smoking has been shown to cause abnormal sperm production as well as a reduced amount of harmful mortilitas or the ability of sperm to move.
If the sperm move slower then he will find it difficult to enter the cervical mucus and penetrate the outer shell of the egg, as a result he could not move and was not able to fertilize the egg.
For if a man wants to have a satisfying sexual life and penis size is not reduced, then the best advice is to stop smoking, exercise and healthy living.
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