EIQ Men Podcast
We are joined by Dr. Eileen Mintz for today’s episode about the impact of antidepressants (and other medications) on erections and sexual performance
This week’s podcast is about “chasing perfection” and the problem with setting unrealistic expectations for ourselves (or our partners) when it comes to achieving an erection and having sex.
Board-certified urologist Jed Kaminetsky, MD, joins us to discuss the ways erectile dysfunction and premature ejaculation are connected and overlap.
Many men with erectile dysfunction notice their erection problems are gone when they are on vacation or holiday. This is not uncommon.
Today’s podcast is about the very human emotion of fear and how it can impact our sexual performance and erections.
With erectile dysfunction, one bad sexual experience can result in self-doubt and cause psychological distress impacting future sexual experiences for men and their partners. We discuss resilience, also known as an ability to mentally bounce back from a difficult situation, in this episode.
Pornography, chronic masturbation, and how it all impacts erectile dysfunction are the focus of today’s podcast.
Confidence can be tricky. One day it is here, and one day it is gone. Today’s episode of Erectile Dysfunction Radio is about confidence (or a lack thereof) and its impact on sexual performance.
Today’s episode of the Erectile Dysfunction Radio Podcast is about common mental health struggles that arise with divorce and how it impacts sexual health and erections.
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