What Does Erectile Difficulty Have to Do With My Liver?

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What Does Erectile Difficulty Have to Do With My Liver?

I am 23 and have masturbated almost every day since I was 15… What do I do? I am thinking that the masturbation must stop!

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Case Study #9096
Date: 7/28/2000

I am 23 and have masturbated almost every day since I was 15. I have tried v?agra (the trade-marked erectile drug) but still have not found it to be of much help. What do I do? I think the masturbation must stop! Please help me.

Dr Lin’s Response:

You have over killed your liver, parasympathetic nervous, and endocrine function. The erectile drug is supposed to block the decomposition (removal) of the erectile dilator cGMP from the penile tissues and arteries by deactivating the enzyme nucleotide PhosphoDiestErase (PDE) type 5 so that your penile smooth muscles can accumulate enough cGMP to initiate the erection.

Note: There are 5 types of PDE that can be found in the smooth muscle of the heart, eyes, penis, clitoris, urethra, testicles, ovaries, uterus, blood vessels, brain, lung, kidneys, spinal cord, and all the body parts or organs with both the sensory and motor nervous system. PDE is used to adjust the action of the dilator cGMP.

When the erectile drugs do not work for you, it is the sign indicating that:

1. Your liver function is too weak to produce sufficient NO synthase or/and Guanylate Cyclase for the synthesis of Nitric Oxide (NO) or/and cyclic Guanylate MonoPhosphate (cGMP), respectively, or

2. Your liver function produces too much PDE isoenzymes for the protection of your cardiovascular and olfactory (visual) functions. That is, there is too much PDE of different types for the erectile drug to block. Without PDE, your heart will overwork, your visual color discriminatory nerve will shorten together, and your ears will buzz - the side effect of over-ejaculation/masturbation and erectile drugs or herbs, but too much PDE weakens your erection or makes you become impotent!

3. Your parasympathetic nervous function does not have sufficient Acetylcholine or/and Ca ions to properly link the communication of the brain-adrenal-testicular function. That is, your brain-testicular fire wire has experienced a high bioelectric resistance in the synapses or effectors, or

4. Your brain-adrenal-testicular function is too weak to charge the parasympathetic nervous system for elevating the resting potential and producing sufficient action potential to stimulate its postsynaptic receptors and effectors - the nervous ends, to produce the erectile massage/neurotransmitter NO for the synthesis of the dilator cGMP.

5. The Parasympathetic linker, Acetylcholine, is degraded by enzymes associated with the postsynaptic membrane or present in the synapse, or diffused away from the synapse ending its effects there and nerve exerting an effect to produce NO.
Your situation is very severe. You need LoveLonger III to fix the Acetylcholine-NO-cGMP pathway, although you are young and tender.

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