Study Finds Unattractive Women A Major Cause Of ErectileÂ Dysfunction
The study shows that many â in fact the majority â of men supposedly suffering from some form of ED spring to life if presented with a novel and attractive partner,â said Professor Herzl.Â  The study, published in the February 2013 edition of the journal Nature, measured the degree of angle of erection of men of various ages in response to women of various levels of attraction.Â  âIf the woman was attractive enough, even men diagnosed with ED looked like toll bridges making way for the QE3,â said Professor Herzl. The study is believed to be the first of its kind measuring angle of erection versus attractiveness of the female partner.Â  Some critics point out that factoring in the attractiveness of the female partner is fraught with uncertainty.Â  âAll women are beautiful,â said Pamela Block-Margolis, professor of Feminist Studies at Arizona State University.Â  âYou just cannot judge how cute one girl is, because there is inner beauty and beautiful qualities no matter how old or round a woman is.â Prof. Herzl defends the studyâs methodology of ranking women by appearance.Â  âSome men might disagree by a point or two [on a one through 10 scale] but men are very precise,â he said.Â  As well as the men rating the women, they achieved the most robust erections in response to the same women.Â  âThe proof is in the erectile pudding,â said Prof. Herzl. Indeed, for every age cohort women ranked â10â obtained the most acute angle erections.Â  Men over 60 years of age achieved erections with women ranked â5â and up but could achieve an average of 45-degree erections with women ranked â10.â Â When presented with women ranked â1â through â3,â many men 50 and up preferred eating potato chips and watching images of sporting events over copulation.