Electric Shock Treatment for ED, Not Very Shocking
Posted by PRS on December 4th, 2009
Scientific studies have shown that low-intensity electrical shocks have the ability to trigger the growth of new blood vessels. New research suggests that this principal can be applied in the treatment of men suffering from erectile dysfunction (ED) when the condition results from reduced blood flow to the penis (this accounts for nearly 80% of all ED cases). While this particular form of shockwave therapy may be ground-breaking, the underlying concept is one that is already well understood and applied by several natural enhancement therapies that utilize tissue stimulation as a method of treatment.
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