Peyronies Disease: A Beginner's Quick Start Overview and Guide on Managing the Condition through Nutrition, With Sample Recipes
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According to statistics, at least 1 in 100 adult men in the US have, or at least 10% of men aged between 50 and 60 years develop Peyronie’s Disease.
It is a condition that affects the male sex organ, causing it to bend, curve, or lose length or girth. The condition occurs when there is inflammation in the tissues of the penis, resulting in scar tissue buildup and abnormal curvature of the organ. This could be either perpendicularly or horizontally curved.
However, based on the description of the disease, it is not surprising to assume that there are probably silent sufferers of Peyronie’s Disease that aren’t in the statistics. It is most likely that they are embarrassed to discuss the condition with their partners, doctors, or anyone else.
There are ways to treat this disease once you get properly diagnosed with it, so do not lose hope. Aside from that, you can also try to improve your overall health by following a Peyronie’s Disease Diet, which may not technically treat the disease but will be beneficial for you, especially in the long run.
In this beginner's quick start guide, you will discover:
- All you need to know about Peyronie’s Disease
- Its causes and symptoms
- How to deal with it
- Treatment and procedures for the disease
- Diet for those with Peyronie’s Disease