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Mediterranean diet prevents erectile dysfunction in diabetics
Italian researchers have found that in men with type two diabetes, stricter adherence to a Mediterranean diet is associated with a lower prevalence of erectile dysfunction (ED). Five hundred and fifty-five men completed questionnaires on food-frequency and sexual function. The results showed that diabetic men with the highest adherence to a Mediterranean diet were more likely to report a lower pre ...
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