Erectile Dysfunction (ED) is a frustrating condition which experts say may affect over 50% of men between the ages of 40-70, and tends to worsen with age.ome degree of ED that interfereoyment of sex.

According to the Massachusetts Male Aging Study*:

• 50 percent of men over 40 reported some degree of ED

• 52 percent of men of all ages reported ED

• 25 percent of men of all ages reported “moderate” ED, problems getting erections more than 50 percent of the time.

• 17 percent of men of all ages reported “mild” ED, problems getting erections less than 50 percent of the time.

• 10 percent of men of all ages reported “complete” ED, never being able to get erections at all.

ED can be a sensitive subject that many men spend time and energy trying to correct. Linear Shockwave Therapy as a treatment is unique in that it aims to restore erectile mechanisms through the stimulation of new blood vessels resulting in stronger and more spontaneous erections. Many other solutions involve targeting and treating symptoms, not possible root causes. This is a crucial difference when looking at long-term, sustainable results.

Linear Shockwave Therapy is an exciting advancement in the field of ED treatments. There have been more than 50 peer-reviewed, published studies of the effectiveness of shockwave therapy for Erectile Disfunction treatment, and there is general agreement that it can work. Men who don’t respond to medication and injections often respond to shockwave therapy - sometimes with dramatic improvement in the strength and duration of their erections.

* per John Hopkins review of MMA study https://www.hopkinsmedicine.org/health/conditions-and-diseases/erectile-dysfunction