For many men, decreased testosterone levels can manifest through a variety of symptoms and conditions – none of which is more disheartening than erectile dysfunction.  When testosterone levels dip, the ability to achieve and maintain firm erections is immediately impacted, as it becomes difficult for the body to increase blood flow into the penis.

While erectile dysfunction is treated with a variety of medications, the truth is that not all of them are the most convenient or even safe for consistent use.  Men who have heart conditions are not allowed to take common erectile dysfunction medications.  It’s a terrible Catch-22: you’re more likely to have erectile dysfunction with low testosterone levels, which also put you at risk for developing heart disease, high blood pressure, and other dangerous symptoms.