Tobacco - The culprit of impotence
According to calculations, people who smoke on a pack of cigarettes a day have a much higher risk of ejaculation disorders than those who do not smoke. A recent study has demonstrated that excessive smoking causes
According to calculations, people who smoke on a pack of cigarettes a day have a much higher risk of ejaculation disorders than those who do not smoke.
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A recent study has demonstrated that excessive smoking causes impotence in conjugal relationships. This study was conducted with more than 8,000 people aged between 15 and 60.
Scientists have demonstrated the risk of ejaculation disorder in people who smoke more than 20 cigarettes a day, 40% higher than non-smokers.
In older people or people with diabetes or those with cardiovascular disease, the risk of dysfunction is higher because smoking is higher.
This study adds another reason that people should not smoke. In Europe, hoping to minimize the number of smokers, authorities have asked tobacco manufacturers to clearly print the words "tobacco - the culprit of powerlessness" on the face of the pack of cigarettes. .
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