Organic Diet and Intermittent Fasting are Associated with Improved ...
Organic Diet and Intermittent
Fasting are Associated with
Improved Erectile Function
Linda My Huynh, Karren Liang, Mohammad M Osman,
Farouk M El-Khatib, Sharmin Dianatnejad, Natalie Roberts,
Faysal A. Yafi
April 27, 2020
Introduction & Objective
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Erectile dysfunction (ED) effects 30-52% of men above the age of 40.
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Men with metabolic comorbidities such as diabetes mellitus, CVD/CAD,
and obesity, are at 30-70% increased lifetime risk for ED.
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These comorbidity profiles are largely modifiable by lifestyle
intervention and diet, of which a number have become increasingly
popular over recent years: organic foods, intermittent fasting, veganism,
keto, paleo, etc.
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The present study seeks to explore associations between dietary
habits and ED in a cohort of patients presenting to a high-volume
mens health clinic.
Materials and Methods
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Between July 2018 and May 2019, 271 patients presenting to our mens
health clinic were evaluated for their dietary habits and screened with the
IIEF-5 and ADAM questionnaires.
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Patients on testosterone therapy, had penile implants, and/or refused to
complete questionnaires were excluded from this cohort.
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Clinical demographics, reason for visit, and test results were prospectively
collected from EMR.
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Primary outcome measure was the impact of dietary habits on ED, defined
as IIEF-5 ................
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