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Using computers strongly linked to erectile dysfunction

BorisBoris
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This explains why modern world is asexual

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Specifically, they found that men upped their chances of experiencing erectile dysfunction by 3.57 times for every 1.2 hours per day spent on a computer.

Interestingly, the researchers didn't find an association between erectile dysfunction and other sedentary leisure activities like watching TV or driving.

https://futurism.com/neoscope/computers-erectile-dysfunction

Edited by BorisBoris

“Men with ED use computers more often since they aren’t having sex” is another conclusion one might draw.

How the hell is “a higher genetic susceptibility to leisure computer usage” determined?

They also suggest more activity is the solution, but also say that being sedentary isn’t the problem. 

A survey, not a double-blind effort, which raises the question of how they determined the genetics involved. Sounds like a load of crap.

 

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