Research by Turkish scientists has shown that members of the stronger sex, who get gum inflammation due to insufficient oral hygiene, have a high chance of “failing their masculinity”.
New research shows that people suffering from gum inflammation can have major problems in sexual relations.
Turkish scientists, led by Dr. Fait Oguz, compared 80 men between the ages of 30 and 40 with erectile dysfunction, with a control group of 82 men without erectile problems, writes Nice email.
The study found that 53 percent of men with erectile dysfunction had gingivitis, compared to 23 percent of the control group.
“Many previous studies have proven that chronic gingivitis can cause vascular problems, which are associated with erectile problems and should therefore be taken into account in the clinical treatment of men who have erectile problems,” said Dr. Fait Oguz.
This expert emphasized that men who do not brush their teeth regularly are in the risk group, because they have a high chance of “failing their manhood”.
Source: www.sitoireseto.com
