Study 1

A recent study had 55 impotent men doing certain male enhancement exercises focused on building erection strength. Prior to the study, none of the men could maintain an erection for more than 30 seconds.

By the study’s end, 40 percent of the men were completely cured of erectile dysfunction, and 35 percent of the men showed signs of significant improvement.

The lead scientist of the study, Dr. Grace Dorey, author of Stronger and Longer, said, “The results were a real surprise . . . the exercises not only improved strength, but also endurance.” Dorey also noted, “When men are going through a normal sex life, they should be looking to these exercises to extend their sex life."

Study 2

Another study was conducted by German Urologist, Dr. Frank Sommer. The study involved 124 men who were separated into three groups. One group did exercises, one group took erection drugs (such as Viagra), and one group took a placebo.

The exercise group took the lead with 80 percent experiencing stronger, harder erections, followed by the erection drug group with 74 percent, and the placebo group with 18 percent.