Why Nighttime Erections Are So Good at Predicting Heart Health | Elliot Justin, MD
Cholesterol, blood pressure, and family history are the usual predictors doctors check for heart health. What most don't mention is that nighttime erections can predict it too. It turns out that tracking this single signal can flag cardiovascular risk years before symptoms show up. Doctors have known this for decades,…
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