Skimping on good-brushing habits might leave
you with a rotten mouth and a deflated penis.

According to a new preliminary research from
Taiwan, poor dental hygiene may hamper a
man’s ability to get hard.

In the study, men with erectile dysfunction (ED)
were 79 percent more likely to have been
diagnosed with chronic periodontal disease
(CPD) than guys without ED.
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.

Chronic inflammation caused by gum disease
may damage your endothelial cells, which form
the lining on all of your blood vessels, including
those in your penis. The endothelial damage
can result in impaired blood flow, leaving you
limp in the sack, says Larry Lipshultz, M.D., a
urology advisor for Men’s Health.

The periodontal disease, if caught in the early
stages can be easy to treat. Treatment can be
as simple as a few deep cleanings from your
dentist. If it is discovered later on, you might
require gum surgery to reduce the pockets and
restore some of the bone loss.

The researchers suggest tooth extraction may
help reduce the erectile dysfunction by
eliminating the inflammation.
People who have had periodontal disease in the
past are more likely to get it again, so it’s
important that you take precautionary measures
and monitor for symptoms.

The good thing, though, is that periodontal
disease is almost entirely preventable. Just
brush your teeth for 2 minutes twice daily with
a fluoride toothpaste, floss once per day, and
visit the dentist for regular cleanings and
checkups.

source: www.naij.com/430020-your-teeth-a-threat-to-having-erections.html

science and their research self. can this really be true?

I dnt believe it... Tomorrow nw dey wil say research has found out dat toothpaste gives u cancer