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Most of us have experienced sexual dysfunction in the bedroom at least once. It’s embarrassing, sure, but it is also expected to occur more as we grow older. That is why it’s important to open up about one’s sexual dysfunction to the right people in order to find a solution. Luckily, we live in a time where we have a lot more knowledge about these issues and how to treat them. Surprisingly, we already had the knowledge of how to treat sexual dysfunction in ancient times. The ancient Greeks and the Romans were well aware of these issues and addressed them successfully with natural remedies. The ingredients in these remedies are still used today as sexual enhancement supplements to help improve performance in the bedroom by: Improving blood flow Increasing sexual libido Reducing levels of anxiety Increasing calmness Reducing anxiety in the bedroom and stress in general can have a profound effect on sexual performance, resulting in a better sexual experience. There are many issues in life that can affect one’s stress levels and cause an over thinking mind and a tense body – both of which can have negative effects on the libido and sexual health. It’s therefore not a coincidence that a healthy body and mind correlates with great sexual performance and well-being. At Mojo Black, our capsules include herbal aphrodisiacs to help you achieve exactly that! As mentioned above, aging factors can contribute to the gradual decrease of libido both in men and women. This translates into being less aroused and finding it more difficult to achieve a firm and lasting erection. By incorporating herbal supplements that work as aphrodisiacs, one can manage and overcome these problems, as well as treat premature ejaculation and other sexual dysfunctions that aren’t necessarily age related. Mojo Black provides a natural herbal alternative to prescription pills. Nowadays, it’s becoming more apparent that natural remedies can have similar effects to chemical ones, without the medical implications and side effects that may follow. Our natural supplements can ease the mind, increase the libido and make orgasms more powerful for both partners. Read more about the magical ingredients in our capsules on our Ingredients page.

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What is the best way to fix erectile dysfunction?

The first step in treating erectile dysfunction is identifying the underlying cause. A healthcare provider will help determine the best treatment for you. Treatment options may include:

Cardiovascular exercise. Vigorous cardiovascular exercise for at least 45 minutes three times per week may help reverse some cases of mild ED. Cardiovascular exercises may include brisk walking, jogging, swimming, bicycling and jumping rope.

Quitting smoking. For men with mild ED, quitting smoking can lead to improvement after several months.

Talking to a sex therapist.

Oral medications that help increase blood flow to your penis, including sildenafil (Viagra®), vardenafil (Levitra®), tadalafil (Cialis®) or avanafil (Stendra®). Oral medications start to work within an hour.

Penile low-intensity focused shockwave therapy (LiSWT). This noninvasive treatment improves blood flow by using sound waves. It can take two months to see improvement.

Medications you inject directly into your penis to create an erection, including alprostadil (Caverject®), papaverine (Papacon®), phentolamine (Regitine®) or a combination of multiple medications. Injectable medications start to work within 10 minutes.

Vacuum constriction device (penis pump). Penis pumps start to work almost immediately.

Testosterone replacement therapy, which is available as a gel, injection, patches and pellets. Testosterone replacement therapy starts to work within four weeks.

Psychological and/or emotional conditions

•Depression.

•Anxiety.

•Stress.

•Fear of sexual intercourse or intimacy (genophobia).

•Low self-esteem.

What is the primary cause of erectile dysfunction?

Conditions that affect your body’s ability to deliver blood to your penis are the most common cause of ED.

Who does erectile dysfunction affect?

You may have a greater risk of getting ED if you:

•Are 40 or older.

•Have diabetes.

•Have a body mass index (BMI) over 25.

•Have depression.

•Are physically inactive.

Erectile dysfunction (ED) is a type of penile disorder. It affects your ability to get and maintain an erection firm enough for sexual intercourse.

Your feelings play a major role in getting and maintaining an erection. Feeling relaxed, confident and aroused is essential. But it’s normal to sometimes have erection issues. Erection problems can occur if you feel nervous, anxious, frustrated or tired. Drinking alcohol and/or using substances can also have an effect. It can also result from other conditions or as a side effect of certain medications or cancer treatments.

If you’re having difficulty getting or maintaining an erection, it’s a good idea to schedule an appointment with a healthcare provider for further discussion.

In many cases, ED can be the first symptom of another underlying problem, including heart disease. It’s important to talk to a healthcare provider if you have problems getting and maintaining an erection.

Other names for erectile dysfunction include:

Impotence.

Impotency.

What are the types of erectile dysfunction?

Healthcare providers separate ED into several categories:

Vascular erectile dysfunction. Vascular ED includes causes that affect the blood vessels that send blood to the tissues in your penis that allow you to get and maintain an erection, or the valves in the penis that normally hold blood inside. Vascular ED is the most common type of ED.

Neurogenic erectile dysfunction. Neurogenic ED occurs as a result of nerve problems, which prevent signals from traveling from your brain to your penis to create an erection. This can happen because of trauma, pelvic surgery, radiation therapy or neurologic conditions like stroke, spinal stenosis and multiple sclerosis (MS).

Hormonal erectile dysfunction. Hormonal ED refers to ED that happens as a result of testosterone deficiency, or in some cases as a result of thyroid issues.