2023-11-17 17:37:28
By Renaud Gosset
Published yesterday at 4:37 p.m., Updated yesterday at 4:37 p.m.
A third of men in the world are sometimes or often affected by erectile difficulties. 515522098/makibestphoto – stock.adobe.com
In their new book, doctors Ronald Virag and Hélène Sussman explain how to no longer feel powerless in the face of powerlessness.
Between these two committed doctors, everything started around the virtues of papaverine, a substance derived from the poppy. Dr. Ronald Virag, cardiovascular surgeon, tested the erectile properties of the compound on himself. Dr. Hélène Sussman, vascular physician, reads her account of the experience. A study on papaverine published by the doctor in the prestigious journal The Lancet will encourage them to make the flower, sometimes proudly erect, sometimes curved, the emblem of Ceti (Centre for exploration and treatment of helplessness in Paris).
Both have published a fascinating book, which will reveal everything about erectile dysfunction. The history of knowledge about erection is long. Aristotle thought that air caused the organ to swell, Leonardo da Vinci stole the bodies of tortured victims to observe its vascular nature. Today, we know that the penis becomes engorged with blood when it becomes erect. The pressure on the veins closes the system, which then becomes watertight.
Far from all-viagra
Phenomenon all…
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