The Key Warning Signs For Men’s Health Provided By Erectile Dysfunction

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Erectile dysfunction (ED) is a curse affecting a growing number of men, but it also signals other issues in the body
that should act as a warning.  New cures and treatment options, such as the natural “ED Protocol” system currently
marketed may help men with ED or with ED symptoms to deal with the issue effectively and avoid more than just erectile dysfunction.

–  Here’s the link to ED Protocol Review

Some ED Facts

What is ED?  It is the inability to obtain an erection and is very common, affecting roughly half the men over 60
in western countries.  (Figures for third world countries will vary greatly and life expectancy is much lower too, thus affecting the comparative rates for ED).

How can ED be treated?

First, ask some key ED questions:

– what sort of lifestyle do you have??  Are you active? Do you smoke?  What is your diet? Do you have blood
pressure?  These are all key questions that relate to erectile dysfunction issues and suspceptability.

More sedentary lifestyles mean that in fact many sexual issues and ED-related symptoms are more emotional
than purely physical.

Blood Flow Issues

One of the matters closely connected to treatment systems like ED Protocol is the whole issue of blood flow.
When a major artery becomes blocked through high colesterol or high blood pressure and with ailments like
diabetes, there is frequently an erectile dysfunction side effect.

Just as major arteries become blocked so too do carotid artieries which take blood to the brain, which all point to the issues with penile arteries that are tiny (only 1-2 mm compared to around 5-7 mm for carotid artery sizes.

As a result, the penile arteries are extremely sensitive to blockage.

The vascular system in the body can be effected by something called endothelial dysfunction, which is an issue arising with the inner lining of our blood vessels.

This alters blood flow and can lead to clots and plaque that disturbs the blood flow and can
lead to atherosclerosis.

While many men will understandably indicate that erections are not as good as they used to be, the cause for concern is that this is often the beginning of ED and potentially more significant heart and blood flow problems leading to potential stroke and heart disease.

Both cardiac issues and ED have similar risk profiles made worse by the diet, sedentary lifestyle, smoking
and obesity.

But these things can be fixed or modified by lifestyle and other changes and good ED treatment programs and even natural treatment options (like the ED Protocol system) can make very significant health and related benefits that can literally cure your ED issue and help with the wider, more significant health issues too.

Interestingly, the Framingham Heart Study, which has followed three generations of the residents of Framingham, Mass., has illuminated many issues about heart-disease risk, including the probability of ED rises over each decade of life starting at age 40.

The conclusion of the Second Princeton Consensus Conference on sexual dysfunction and cardiac risk reported: “The recognition of ED as a warning sign of silent vascular disease has led to the concept that a man with ED and no cardiac symptoms is a cardiac (or vascular) patient until proven otherwise.”

Studies show that men presenting with only mild ED have a significant amount of undiagnosed high blood pressure, high blood sugar and high cholesterol, among other things. Men with mild ED, particularly if they are younger than 50, need to accept the warning of potential problems and be screened for cardiovascular risk factors and have those risks treated aggressively.

Erectile dysfunction should be seen as an issue affecting much more than just the penis.


Leading Bankruptcy, Restructuring Lawyer Berry Spears Enhances Locke Lord’s Austin Team

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(AUSTIN) October 14, 2014 –Berry Spears, who previously served as the partner-in-charge of Norton Rose Fulbright’s Austin office, has joined Locke Lord’s Austin office as a Partner in the Firm’s Litigation Department and its Bankruptcy, Reorganization and Insolvency Practice Group.


 

Spears has extensive experience representing clients in a number of key industries, including energy, financial institutions, technology, life sciences and healthcare, infrastructure, mining and commodities.

 

“We are fortunate to have someone with Berry’s stature and stellar reputation in the bankruptcy and restructuring practice area join us,” said Brian Cassidy, Managing Partner of the Firm’s Austin office. “Berry has represented clients on complex matters spanning numerous industries and commercial sectors, including energy/oil and gas, public utilities, high tech, communications, real estate, manufacturing and government contracts and defense. He will have an immediate impact on our Austin office and the Firm as a whole.”

 

Spears’ most recent work includes:

 

  • Experience in the electric utility industry, working with companies, cooperatives and independent power producers in a variety of matters;
  • Representing a major drilling contractor with operations in the Gulf of Mexico in its Chapter 11 case; and
  • Counseling a major energy company who was sued in a fraudulent conveyance action for more than $1.3 billion.

 

Spears earned his law degree from The University of Texas School of Law. He is consistently ranked as one of the top bankruptcy/restructuring lawyers by Chambers USA and Who’s Who Legal and was included in the Austin Business Journal’s list of “Who’s Who in Energy” in 2013. He is a Fellow of the Texas Bar Foundation and has served in numerous community leadership positions, including Chairman of the American Heart Association Walk in Austin in 2013.

 

Locke Lord consistently ranks among American Lawyer’s top 100 U.S. law firms. The Firm’s full range of practice and industry areas serve national and international clients from offices in Atlanta, Austin, Chicago, Dallas, Hong Kong, Houston, London, Los Angeles, New Orleans, New York, Sacramento, San Francisco and Washington, D.C. It has an excellent reputation in complex litigation, regulatory and transactional work, with its 650-plus lawyers building collaborative relationships and crafting creative solutions – all designed and executed to meet clients’ long-term strategic goals.

 

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