Herballove - Case Studies for Premature Ejaculation Caused by High Dose Caffeine

Breast Enlargement	Impotence	Penis Curvature	Premature Ejaculation
Female Sexual Dysfunction	Intercourse Pain	Penis Enlargement	Vaginal Dryness
Foreskin Restoration	Over Masturbation	Penis Injury	Weak Erection

Herballove Medical Reference
created by Herballove Editorial
Reviewed by Dr. Mitchell McNiff, M.D.
( July 11, 2003 )

:: Related Causes ::

Stress & Anxiety

Excess caffeine can add to your stress and anxiety, resulting in a loss of ejaculation control. Anxiety affects more than your mind.

Nervous System

Caffeine can over stimulate the nervous system and can increase your urge to ejaculate. Find out what else can over stimulate the nerves and make premature ejaculation worse.

High Blood Pressure

Caffeine may raise the blood pressure in some individuals, not only causing greater health risks, but adding to sexual dysfunctions like premature ejaculation.

All Causes

You’re not the only one who has problems with Premature Ejaculation. Here are just a few case studies from the hundreds of letters and emails we receive, which our own doctors take some time-out to answer. Any of this sound familiar?

Next steps

Herbal Solutions --- Advice about what you can do to fight the effects of caffeine

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Related Causes

Stress & Anxiety | Nervous System

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