Healthy Males Have High Sex Drives — But Today’s Men Don’t

A conservative fitness influencer went viral in December for sharing what he’d learned over eight years of working out: “If you’re not horny, you’re not healthy.”

The simple Comment Jack Bly earned nearly 80,000 “likes” Follow us on Twitter for nearly 9,000,000 views

Every fitness lesson I have learned in 8 years at the gym:

1. You’re not horny if you don’t feel it.

— JACK BLY (@TheJackBly) December 21, 2022

One week before the PostIt has since been a mantra of Bly’s brand, Japanese Research His argument was supported by a study published in PLOS One. Yamagata University researchers discovered that men with lower libidos were more likely than others to die early in life.

“Our study suggests that lack of sexual interest is associated with all-cause mortality in males, even after adjustment for age, diabetes, hypertension, dyslipidemia, smoking, alcohol intake, BMI, education, marital status, frequency of laughter, and psychological distress,” They wrote. “Based on our results, we suggest that lack of sexual interest itself contributes to an increased risk of all-cause mortality, independent of established risk factors in men over 40 years old.”

Authors blamed lower sex drives at minimum in part on bad lifestyle habits such as smoking and eating too much.

Men should be puzzled by a new commercial for an erectile disorder (ED) medication. A couple talks about how their man is struggling to find intimacy.

“About three years into dating, Zach tells me he struggles with erectile dysfunction, and that he takes a medication for it,” says Cleo Abram, a Vox reporter-turned-YouTuber who is married to Zachariah Reitano, the founder of Roman.

Reitano started the men’s health company after years of struggling with a heart condition, which he shares in one of the company’s First ads. The company sells prescriptions that allow men to take it up with the pill.

Reitano isn’t naive, however. He understands why so many of his customers depend on his medication.

“It’s never a condition in and of itself,” Reitano Submitted Inc.com 2019

It can be a sign of a larger problem. Poor lifestyle habits can cause it. Smoking, drinking and lack of sleep are all possible causes. Sometimes, it may be the first sign that you have a more serious condition, such as diabetes, heart disease or high blood pressure.

Judging by the guy’s appearance, it’s hard to say he’s not eating or exercising right. This medication is likely to be used as a band-aid for many men who have underlying health problems. Modern medical elites spend far more money treating symptoms that curing what is causing them.

Men Today Aren’t Healthy

The prevalence of erectile disorders is not always known. According According to the Massachusetts Male Aging Study (Male Aging Study), approximately 52 percent of men between 40 and 70 experience erectile dysfunction. “complete impotence tripled from 5 to 15%” From age 40