I'm 61 years old and cigereetes have made me impotenet!

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ImFedUp

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I have smoked well over 40 years 2.5 packs a day of mainly Camel heavy. I can not get an errection. Sure I seen the warning lables , but I always thought they were nonsense etc. Does e-cigs bring back a man's erectional functions? I'm still smoking, but I ordered a new starter kit. I have a colla[sed lung, can't breath and can't even get an errection... over 200K in my lifetime spent to the tobacco companies for all this. Yes and I am Fed Up!
 
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CyphenLife

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Sorry to hear about that man.

Have you had your testosterone levels checked?

As the other stated, I am not a doctor, but I think having the load of getting your body enough oxygen for the entire body resting one lung might play a part in it.

Whats your doctor say? Blood and Oxygen levels definitely play a role in getting the Flagship up cause its essentially a muscle. If you are having issue with blood and oxygen circulation that will definitely play a role in that too for sure.

I am 36 and was found to have low testosterone. For my age it should have been within the 300-400 range. I was in the 230 range. Having that deficiency of the hormone plays havok on a males body. Moods, Energy Levels, Erectile Dysfunction, Muscle tone and size, etc. I was put on testosterone replacement therapy.

Basically I take 1 injection a month of Testosterone Cypionate (same .... the body builders take). After about 2 months I started feeling better. Sexual Arousal improved as well as frequency, Mood was getting better, Focus and concentration improved.

Keep in mind I was still smoking though. So I still had the side effects of a smoker. Once I gave it up, I did notice that my erections would be noticeably improved versus when I smoked. (Lack of Oxygen in the blood to the muscles).

Talk with your Dr. I wouldn't place all your hope on the vape but it will improve some aspects of your life for sure. You have nothing to lose but the money invested in the kit you get. So give it a shot.
 

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Getting old sure has frustrating effects including, but not limited to, taking meds and sometimes lots of them, few of which are devoid of side effects. Start with your doctor(s) first and go from there. And do mention your overall frustration with all things. That could be a contributing factor.

And remember, getting old ain't so bad once you consider the alternative!
 

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    I'm 73. A friend was telling me the other day that he was going to have to put his old dog down soon because she was loosing control of involuntary muscles, and was pooping in he sleep. I started laughing and said "I'm loosing control of those involuntary muscles". So trust me on this; things just keeps on getting better. :lol:

    Not smoking will make a difference. A trip to the doctor will make a bigger difference.
     
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