Anne Truong MDMen's Sexual Health Doctor

Reverse ED Naturally: A Doctor's 4-Step Plan

27 Sept 2026 · 1 min

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In this concise medical‑advice segment, Dr. Anne Truong MD outlines a practical, non‑pharmaceutical approach for men experiencing erectile dysfunction (ED). She begins by urging viewers to honestly assess their weight and waist circumference, noting that a waist over 40 inches signals a heightened ED risk and the need for weight loss. She then prescribes a simple exercise regimen—30 minutes of heart‑rate‑elevating activity every other day or roughly four times per week—such as walking or gym workouts. Dr. Truong emphasizes the importance of medical evaluation, recommending blood work and checking for the presence of morning erections (morning wood) to gauge underlying vascular health. If morning erections are present, she asserts that lifestyle changes can reverse ED. Her core lifestyle recommendations include adopting a Mediterranean diet, securing about seven hours of sleep each night, and actively reducing stress. The overall message is that consistent, modest lifestyle modifications can substantially improve erectile function.

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I'm answering the question, what to do when you have ED. Be honest with yourself. What's your weight? If you're overweight and your waist is over 40 inches, you need to start losing weight. So what do you need to do? You only need to do 30 minutes of exercise every other day. That could mean walking outside. That could mean going to the gym. Do some type of activity where your heart rate increases 30 minutes every other day or 4 times a week. That's what you need to do when you have ED. is to get blood work, evaluate whether you're having morning wood or not. If you're having morning wood, it's a good thing. If you're having morning wood, you're going to be able to reverse it by doing what I'm telling you to do, which is go on a Mediterranean diet, exercise 30 minutes a day, get 7 hours of sleep a night, and reduce your stress.