Food for Erectile Dysfunction What to Eat & Avoid

21 Oct 2025 · 0 min
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21 Oct 2025 · 0 min

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This podcast episode, hosted by Dr. Anne Truong, argues that dietary changes can meaningfully improve or reverse erectile dysfunction (ED). Dr. Truong, who states she has treated over 7,000 men with ED, reviews food groups that support nitric oxide production, blood flow and hormone balance—leafy greens (nitrate-rich), flavonoid-rich fruits (berries, citrus, watermelon), nuts and seeds, fatty fish (omega-3s), whole grains and legumes, dark chocolate and green tea (flavanols), and tomatoes (lycopene). She advises avoiding processed meats, sugary foods and trans/unhealthy fats and promotes Mediterranean or whole-plant dietary patterns as evidence-backed approaches. The episode also includes multiple product and program promotions (a nitrate/arugula-based nitric oxide product, a "Good Morning Wood" smoothie recipe, the Modern Man Club, and the Get Wood Now course).

Questions this episode answers

Over 7,000 men.

October 21, 2025.

Higher nut intake was associated with a 46% lower risk of ED (2024 meta-analysis).

By age 40, 50% of men reportedly lose the enzyme required to convert L-arginine/L-citrulline to nitric oxide.

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