Short conversational transcript excerpt where speakers discuss erectile dysfunction (ED) as an early warning sign for vascular disease, noting that ED can precede strokes and dementia because penile blood vessels are among the smallest and may reveal systemic vascular inflammation or clot risk. The tone is clinical-advisory and cautionary.
Well, it will contribute to dementia, strokes. Strokes is essentially a blood clot in the artery of the brain as well. So it always. But interestingly, for a man, when he has ed, it's a warning sign because the blood vessels in his sexual organ is the smallest in the body compared to anything else. So when, when.
It takes the. 40 times still. Yeah, right.
Yeah.
It was a precursor, right? Like.
Yes.
That's not.
So it's a precursor. So it's, it's a warning sign that he, he has toxin or inflammation in his, in his body. So it's really Mother Nature's way of saying, hey, guy, you know, you're. You're not functioning. Well, let's, let's take a look at what's going on with you. You know.