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I'll admit that our sex life really dropped off around my early 50's. Last year, I read somewhere that a daily aspirin regimen could be connected to ED, so as an experiment, I stopped taking it. I'm happy to report that things did pick up after a couple of weeks and I'll likely be staying off aspirin for a long while.
Men in their 40s most certainly do not get as hard as men in their 20s. They definitely are better lovers all around, but if you are just talking about straight up penetrative sex, younger ones are better.
Men in their 40s most certainly do not get as hard as men in their 20s. They definitely are better lovers all around, but if you are just talking about straight up penetrative sex, younger ones are better.
Don't know about that, at 44 I still get a *rage* almost daily.
I'm 45 and have no problem in the bedroom! I am better and more relaxed (and know more than when i was 35 or 25 or so on...
I think a lot of the issues come about because a person is out of shape and overweight. Then there are the medical issues: Low T, Diabetes etc.
Ive been paranoid that ive had issues a couple of times in the last year, but if this week is any indication, its as good as it ever. If it does start going south sounds like there are some natural methods that sound pretty good.
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