Deficiency ‘means a man is 32% more likely to be impotent’

Men who were found to have low levels of vitamin D were 32 per cent more likely to suffer erectile dysfunction, a new study by researchers at John Hopkins University found
A daily dose of vitamin D could prevent men suffering erectile dysfunction the torture of impotence, experts have said.
Vitamin D deficiency has emerged as a risk factor in a range of condition, from diabetes to high blood pressure, and heart disease.
Now, researchers at Johns Hopkins University believe low levels of the ‘sunshine’ vitamin could also fuel erectile dysfunction. Continue reading