salt peter and impotence?
476407
Yes, It's used in the military.
67789
no... not impotency.\n\nBut doing it for hours on end may lead to emotional problems, such as distractions from responsibilities and rationalizing why you shouldn't bother with going after the girl.\n\nMy advice:  m-bate whenever you want to, but avoid 3-hour long rubouts... they lead to loneliness and a loss of sensation.  Take care of your "bizness" quickly and then get back to your homework.\n\ni'm sure other dudes have different answers which won't synch with mine; I'm just offering mine
456451
After years of living and wisdom have accumulated, a man of position and authority is said to be impotent.\n\n\nImpotency amounts to erectile dysfunction.  If you are unable to attain an erection for a long enough period of time or firm enough to complete intercourse then that is erectile dysfunction.\n\nSex with elderly partners causes impotency?  Just turn out the lights and use your imagination.
967649
you may be loosing large amount of salt from the body by any form.You may need to have a blood test- serum electrolytes ,Renal fuction test. May be nothing serious.Second probelm is not a bad problem.
527602
hahah you have male friends don't you? I had friends who stick Ice and salt in their buttcracks just got really bad burns.... try A&D ointment,you can get it at any drug store, it smells kinda funny but it will help...and next time make someone else do it first so you know what the out come is!
879122
i'm so sorry for you that u have taken on all the burden of your boyfriend's health issues..for some reason, some people just cannot accept it. part of his ill-temper may be caused by his high/erratic blood sugars. getting them under control would make him feel better both physically and emotionally..another thing..uncontrolled blood sugar will cause impotence due to nerve damage..apparently he is still interested in sex..tell him that he may soon be unable to get an erection. it might sound silly, but i am serious..diabetes is one of the main causes of blindness, kidney disease (leading to transplant), heart failure, loss of limbs, nerve damage/which leads to erectile dysfunction, and any number of other complications. i agree with the others that u can lead a horse to water, but u can't make him drink...in other words..it's got to be up to him. he knows you are concerned, but unfortunately, has chosen to do nothing about it. make sure that he is educated about the complications of diabetes and the effects on his body that HE ALONE is causing...i know that u love him dearly, but is it worth staying with him? and at what cost to your emotional and physical health..just an FYI, i am a type 1 diabetic and have been for 41 years. i value my health and my life, and i would not skip a dose of insulin EVER...best wishes to you and know that you have done the best you can to encourage him to lead a healthier life. his health will only deteriorate if he chooses to do nothing..please look after yourself.
219804
Ok, first of all, "T B", you're recommending a drug used to treat erection problems wich is absolutely contraindicated in Hypertensive patients. So, "Mlushetile", whatever you do, if you've got hypertension, do not use Viagra without a proper physician advice.\nThen, about the vinegar, it is of no proven use to treat a hypertensive problem. I will not say it is useless, because, put simply, no serious scientific studies have been conducted in this direction, since there aren't any indices of a potential use in the treatment of this condition.\nHypertension (HT) -the normal pathologic state, not special cases of HT like the malignant HT, for example-, is a common pathology affecting more and more individuals specially in developed countries (it is in fact one of the so-called Developed Countries' Pathologies). The common characteristic is the rising of both the systolic and diastolic arterial pressures, with a consequent rise in mean arterial pressure. This imposes a greater stress on all the body's vessels and on the heart, a reaction following in wich the heart overexercises and hypertrophies itself. Smaller vessels, like those in the Brain, Kidneys, Heart (Coronaries), Eyes, are exposed to greater than normal blood pressures. These higher BP's sometimes reach and pass the resistance of the wall of these vessels, tearing them, and stopping the blood flow to the tissue affected. These results in strokes, heart infarctions, renal failures, blindness, and so on...\nWith a proper diet, low on fat (NO ANIMAL FATS, TRY USING OLIVE OIL, INSTEAD!!!), low on salt, with proper water ingestion, fruit, green vegetables, fish (best if it's sea fish, since they have a greater amount of omega-3, wich is great for the control of cholesterol), some exercise every day (SOME, NOT PROFESSIONAL LEVEL!) and, if needed, an antihypertensive therapy prescribed by your doctor, all those big problems I told you about before, are very much likely not to happen.
635404
Do not despair. I had recurrent prostatitis at about the same time you did. I occassionally get it but not nearly as badly as I used to. \n\nHere is what I found out. The antibiotics don't seem to work really well and create another set of problems. You basically upset your system because the antibiotics take a scorched earth approach killing bad bacteria and good bacteria. I noticed two things seem to cure my prostatitis as well as kidney stones. 1) Drastically reduce your intake of meat and fat laden foods in general. Go vegetarian if you can. I did (except for occasional fish). Meat has lots of hormones and other toxic substances. 2) Start drinking soy milk daily. It has a mild form of estrogen which I believe reduces the size of the prostate. What you have is BPH (Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia). You need to have a prostate exam on a regular basis and also run everything I have said by a Physician. \n\nAlso eat a little yogurt to restore the natural bacteria in your gut that has been decimated by the antibiotics.\n\nMany times when we have a condition that is annoying and getting worse we assume that it will only continue to get worse. In my case it has drastically improved. I am 52 and the prostatitis started at about your age. If you are married, you might be passing Urinary tract infections back and forth with your wife. Have a doctor check you both.I am not saying don't take the antibiotics but in addition to taking the antibiotics I would try the approach I described. I know it has worked for me. Be sure to stay hydrated by drinking lots of water and one more thing quit drinking lots of sugared sodas. These would cause my condition to flare up.\n\nI believe there is a good chance that your condition will improve.
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2400mg Max! Its hard to do coz all process foods have salt.Dont add salt to anything and read labels carefully.Cheese pizza and hamburgers are loaded with salt!Forget fish and chips all together.Look at bread labels, cottage cheese,even yogurt and you will be surprised at the amount of salt they have! The AMA is trying to force the FDA to add a new label to foods.I hope they can do this coz it will be a great help.
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Hey...if you are talking to a stroke group, addressing salt "toxicity" is not really what you want.  Salt toxicity occurs in people with renal problems or others with very high exposure to salt (usually intravenous).  Another word for such toxicity is called hypernatremia and has nothing to do with stroke.\n\nI believe what you are after is to convince these people about salt's negative impact on their stroke risk.  That's admirable and you should do it by linking salt intake to high blood pressure, which then increases the risk of stroke, rather than toxicity.  I like your idea of visually representing the salt intake and I'd do it this way.  A common recommendation for salt intake in people with high cardiovascular risk factors (like stroke victims) is to consume no more than 2 grams of salt a day.  The less the better really, so just show them, say, what one gram of salt looks like.  We know that an average American consumes about 4-5 grams of salt every day.  So you make a 5 gram pile of salt next to that.  That educates them how much they are overeating, rather than tells what would kill them like you wanted to show with the toxic dose (more practical that way, I think).  Then you can suggest the changes, namely to never use a salt shaker (there is more than enough salt in food already), avoid processed foods, avoid canned foods (including veggies...use frozen instead), avoid junk food etc.  Good take away message for everyone would be...look at the label...if it contains more than 250 mg of sodium / serving -- forget it.  Hope that helps!
420778
No its not bad at all, it just means your husband has a high salt content in his sweat. Along with other deposits in his sweat, this can lead to staining of dark clothing, it's perfectly normal. To reduce it though, you may want to get your husband to drink more fluids, that way the salts leave his body through his urin rather than his sweat, it wont completely remove the salts but will improve the concentration of them in his sweat.
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wants salt ?\nbad stomach,maybe
413734
There's no harm,\notherwise we all should have problem or be impotent even!\nOn the contrary, scientists says that a regular sexual life (mastu*bation too) helps the reproductive system to keep healthy, increasing the performance (libido) too.\nSomebody even plays more time in a day and there’s no correlation with impotency or erection.\nSo, don’t worry for that, while you only ought to care to don’t become too much addicted.\nMastu*bation is a normal event, and with the age and stable relation should decrease till vanish.\nGenerally a couple of mastu*bation in a day shouldn't give pain, unless your penis doesn't get a skin inflammation.
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mmm it could be your body needs it since you don't like the taste of salt. cheers
4654
Disabilities of penis to erect caused of impotent
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I would suggest a website such as Wikipedia for more information, as there are many causes and "cures" for it.\n\nIn brief, impotence is either physical or psychological. The way a penis becomes erect is a rush of blood to the organ, which then causes the penis to become rigid to aid during intercourse. Impotence is the condition when this blood does not stay in the penis for long enough, or the inability for any blood to get to the penis in the first place.\n\nPhysical\nIf the impotence is caused by a physical problem, then the cause can be disease or infection, a blockage of the veins, or some other restriction. The cure would be to provide medication or surgery to help the symptoms reverse.\n\nPsychological\nSometimes the problem is caused through the brain. Maybe the man does not feel up to it, is tired, or feels insecure. These and other similar reasons can impact on his ability to "perform". The way to cure this is to help the man through his emotional problems and allow him to feel safe and secure again.
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Sure! \nImpotence is the failure to get or keep an erection. It was once thought that impotence was ONLY caused by psychological factors, such as performance anxiety or depression. Most cases of impotence are actually caused by physical illness, with only one in ten cases caused by psychological problems. There are many diseases that prevent proper sexual functioning of the penis, by affecting either blood flow or nerves. Some of these diseases include heart disease, multiple sclerosis and diabetes. Cigarette smoking, alcoholism and some prescription drugs can also cause impotence. Major surgery for prostate or bowel cancer also causes impotence.\nTreatments are varied.\nThere are a number of different treatments for impotence. It is usual to start with the least invasive treatment, such as tablets, and to recommend more complicated injection treatments or surgery if the tablets fail.\nHealth fraud sells false hope. Whether fraud is packaged as exotic pills and potions, phony cures or "miracle" remedies, it thrives on wishful thinking, naivete, or desperation. Fraud wastes a consumer's money, and in some cases, valuable time, especially when it causes a consumer to postpone proper treatment for a medical problem. \nTherefore, don't be too embarrassed to see your physician before you begin any treatment regimen.