You’re working hard, providing for you and your family. But work can lead to stress. And stress can lead to distraction. And when you’re distracted and even suffering from work-related anxiety, your mind shuts off the “erection signal” from the brain to the penis. And this creates problems. [2]

A recent survey found that men who lived in active states, like Colorado and Washington, had a lower incidence of sexual issues than states where the active lifestyle wasn’t so important. [3]

That’s right… men who neglect to look after their gums can experience sexual issues. Researchers discovered that 15% of men with sexual issues also suffer from gum disease. A study in The Journal of Sexual Medicine indicated that gum disease can lead to a decrease in eNOS, the enzyme that produces nitric acid and regulates blood flow. As you can imagine, blood flow is vital for strong erections. [4]

There’s a TON of hidden salt in foods… even so-called “health foods.” Too much salt can lead to high blood pressure, which restricts blood flow and can lead to sexual performance issues. [5]

Stress is a part of life. But the two main stress hormones, cortisol and adrenaline, constrict your blood vessels. And with constricted blood vessels, it’s harder for blood to get to your penis… leading to obvious sexual issues. [6]

I’m always going to recommend exercise, but cycling and horseback riding can cause sexual dysfunction because these activities can impact blood vessels near your penis. [7]

Sleep disorders can decrease the amount of oxygen in the blood and this can cause problems with erections. Of the 18 million Americans affected by sleep apnea, 63% experience relationship problems, 69% experience reduced sexual desire, and 46% experience reduced arousal, based on a study in the Journal of Clinical Sleep Medicine. [8]

I’ve already talked about hidden salt but foods that are supposed to be good for us are often packed with sugars, bad fats and chemicals. You can blame the government for how it lets food companies label products. These ingredients can lead to clogged blood vessels, diabetes, obesity, and the dreaded metabolic syndrome. These conditions can also lead to sexual problems. [9]

If your medical professional has prescribed a medication, keep taking it until they tell you to stop. But be aware… some medications can lead to sexual issues. [10]

Certain chemicals in foods can lower testosterone. The packaging used for many foods include a chemical called bisphenol A, also known as BPA. Research shows that BPA can seep into the food or beverage you eat or drink from those containers. A study published in the journal Toxicology Letters concluded that BPA causes “reproductive toxicities” — including decreased testosterone levels. A long list of chemicals including MSG, aspartame, and the hydrolyzed vegetable proteins and oils you’ll find in many foods can also lower the all-important “free” testosterone. [11]

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I’m Dr. Al Sears, MD. I’m the founder of the Sears Institute for Anti-Aging Medicine, a highly successful and busy integrative medicine facility in Royal Palm Beach, Florida. 

I learned more about the “Warrior Root of Africa” from Dr. Josiah Kizito. He’s an expert in natural healing and the use of African healing plants.

I created this formulation using the highest quality ingredients to help you reclaim your sexual vitality and energy… without chemical-based solutions.

“I am a 66-year-old man who has been seeking answers to my serious lack of libido. I have gone to doctors, read and researched extensively, and tried over a dozen different products and at least five programs that were “guaranteed to fix the problem.” None of them worked for me, and several of them, including the little blue pill, had negative side effects.