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Some scientists believe that it is possible to develop impotence disorders from a regular excess of pornography. However, there is no consensus on this opinion and other experts consider that there is no significant link between impotence and pornography.
We are therefore going to present the different research that is taking place on this subject and give some advice if pornography has a negative impact on your sex life. The issues of pied is important there.
What is porn-induced impotence?
Erectile dysfunction disorders can result from multiple causes, both physical and psychological, and result in failure to achieve and maintain an erection sufficient for normal intercourse.
- Depending on the cause of impotence, there are different forms of treatment. It is a change in certain lifestyle habits or the prescription of drugs such as Viagra is options that can be effective.
- Untreated, persistent cases of sexual disorder can lead to loss of privacy and even depression.
Erectile dysfunction caused by excess pornography can be defined as when a man suffers from impotence disorder because he addictively watches (and masturbates) pornography.
Can Pornography Really Cause Impotence?
The theory that excessive consumption of pornography can cause erectile dysfunction disorders is relatively new. However, she is particularly popular in scientific circles, as well as in the media.
Some scholars have cited trends over the past 10 to 15 years, during which the number of men under 40 on treatment for erectile dysfunction has increased, along with the explosion in access to internet pornography.
A 2016 study published in Behavioral Siences makes the following point:
“The traditional factors which have for a time been used to describe men’s sexual difficulties appear insufficient to explain the sudden increase in erectile dysfunction, late ejaculation, decreased sexual satisfaction and libido disorders in men under the age of 40. ”
This study cites several studies to support its argument:
A semantic analysis of conversations about impotence in health forums and the frequency of the term “porn” recorded there
A study on young men, relating to the use of pornography at regular frequency showed that 16% of respondents who regularly watch porn have a drop in libido, compared to those who do not watch pornography and of whom 0% d ‘between them did not experience these libido disorders
And a study of men seeking treatment for sex addiction, 71% frequently watches pornography and complain of erectile dysfunction
In 2011, Italian specialists conducted a study on pornography in young men and insisted on the phenomenon called “sexual anorexia”. Excessive consumption of pornography at an early age can lead to a ‘divorce’ between sexual desire and real life. However, by refraining from viewing pornography, this phenomenon is reversible.
However, a 2015, scientifically-accepted study published by Sexual Medecine offers an alternative argument and suggests that the link between erectile dysfunction and pornography consumption is not so obvious. She therefore suggests that watching pornographic films “does not alter and may even improve sexual desire with one’s partner.”
Does pornography affect the brain?
The theory of impotence induced by excess pornography is described by the Your Brain on Porn forum. It is described that a porn addiction can have a negative impact on the male psychology conditioning the relation to sex. Affected men can dissociate sex from real life because they can no longer be satisfied with what they have become used to from a fantasy standpoint.
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