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The Difference Between Good Sex and No Sex

Size matters—but not as much as rigidity.

There are many factors that contribute to great sex but one thing that surely counts when it comes to good sex for both partners, no, it is not the size of the penis - it is the rigidity. There is a new device called the EQM that can tell you exactly how hard you are—but why is this important?

Whether a man, or his partner, considers penis size to be important or not, it is still the rigidity, or penile hardness, that makes the difference between good sex and no sex. Most young men never have to think about hardness. The sad truth is that as age advances, hardness often retreats. Why? Our lifestyles are often the culprit. The combination of bad diet and lack of exercise contributes to the onset of such diseases as type II diabetes, coronary artery disease, hypertension and more.
In my research in the field of sexual medicine i use a professional rigidometer that assists me in the evaluation of my male patients and their response to treatments.

The very first sign that such disease is present in the body - is a softer penis. Many men fail to realize the significance of this softening - and do nothing until they have full-blown erectile dysfunction. Many simply take oral drugs such as Viagra and hope for the best.

This is a shame - as ED is often inevitable when there is a lack of action. What action should you take? First of all KNOWING how hard your erection is provides a starting point. The new EQM, it stands for Erectile Quality Monitor, provides a quick and easy way to determine your hardness in micrograms. If this hardness number begins to significantly drop over time, you then have an early warning signal that a visit to your physician is in order.

The device is manufactured by a company called Fastsize llc (www.fastsize.com), and it is rapidly gaining the attention of physicians in the sexual health field. For men concerned about their state of rigidity check them out and report back.
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