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both cases, the exercised rats showed increased testosterone levels and improved activity in the way they processed chemicals responsible for causing an erection."Regular exercise may ... improve an erection by increasing penile Commenting on the results, Australian sexual health expert Dr Chris McMahon said what was good for the functioning of the penis was also good for the body's broader vascular system.
"If you exercise these aged rats, who are probably parallel to aged men in their 60s and 70s, you can improve the way that their blood vessels work," Dr McMahon said.
"Theoretically, you can improve vascular health, cardio health, increase longevity neurotransmitter and plasma testosterone levels in both young and aged rats," the study concludes.The results of the Turkish study were released at the Congress of the European and International Societies for Sexual Medicine, which is underway this week in Brussels, Belgium.

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