Alcohol Really Does it Affect Sexual Performance?
It seems that some researchers have decided to go beyond the Shakespearean reference on that a little alcohol raises the desire something else while preventing its consummation. It is a clinically accepted fact that the consumption of alcohol can cause erectile dysfunction.
Recently released research group “Kim Chew Kew, Medical Research Institute of Australia-made Keogh with a sample of 1,580 men has revealed that against this budget, rather than seeing impaired their performance in bed drinkers reported 30% fewer sexual problems than abstainers. Researchers admit that the drink can cause “other health problems, while focusing on consumers of alcohol-specific, moderate drinkers-reported fewer sexual problems than men who never drink.
In light of the study, the hasty conclusion that some media have released is that alcohol enhances sexual performance. Forgetting that the population of Australian men also studied, is more variable or no alcohol intake. Drink moderately as possible and usually correspond to a lifestyle closer to the enjoyment of pleasure. While radical abstinence often is associated with a Puritan sense and restraint which can be extended to the sexual.
It seems to be abstinent does not guarantee better health-not sexual. In fact, the radical-in this case against both alcohol-abuse as abstention, tend to accumulate higher percentage of various types of disorders: obsessive personalities, self-esteem deficits and so forth.
The relationship people have with alcohol, as with substance abuse, has a psychological component and the chances of becoming addicted are related to genetic factors that encourage addiction, so it is very important in relation to alcohol, know well and be clear about the ability to control. Many people drink because they are athletes and feel they do not benefit them or simply because they dislike. Others enjoy it. The important thing is to be able to choose and take control. How many very young girls and boys, at an age more prone to developing addiction-just drink because others do? And of these, how many will develop a lifelong addiction …?
Returning to the sex question, we can not ignore the many clinical evidence on the effects of alcohol abuse has on male erectile response, we think that the prevalence of sexual dysfunction among alcoholics is high and varies according to different studies, be between 3.2% and 64.4%.
