Tiffany Yelverton

If you’ve been listening to Broken Boner radio for any length of time you know Daniel is not at all shy about talking about sex. But this episode pushes it a bit further - and for good reason. Daniel is talking with Tiffany Yelverton about the use of sex toys in adapting and living with various sexual dysfunctions. You may not have seen this one coming but it’s an episode that needed to happen - simply because so many people are in a place where they need options beyond what has been available to them so far. It’s an interesting conversation about an alternative many people don’t consider, so be sure you listen. Why is a show about erectile dysfunction talking about sex toys? In this episode of Broken Boner radio, Daniel shares his own story regarding the role sex toys played in his struggle to deal with his own erectile dysfunction. You might be surprised at why the issue was not taboo to him and how it played an important part in him gaining confidence when it came to his own sexuality. His guest, Tiffany Yelverton shares how she’s seen the same type of thing happen over and over in the people she advises. It’s a fascinating conversation you won’t want to miss. Why do some men have an aversion to sex toys, even if it could help with their sexual dysfunction? Most men who struggle with a sexual dysfunction of any kind have already taken a shot to their masculinity. So when you mention to them that they may want to use a sex toy to help them pleasure their partner, they take it personally. It’s not the case for every man with ED or another condition, but it does happen. On this episode, Tiffany Yelverton shares what she’s discovered about why many men have an aversion to sex toys even though their use could help them overcome some of the ramifications of their dysfunction. It’s not only men who sometimes have an aversion to sex toys. If you are a woman and you think that using a sex toy could desensitize you to the things your partner may want to do when you’re together, you’re one of the many women who have bought a common myth. Daniel’s guest today, Tiffany Yelverton says that the scientific evidence shows that the use of a sex toy is actually kind of like a workout for the vagina, making it even more responsive. There goes that myth! Get your own myths about sex toys busted on this episode of Broken Boner radio. Broken Boner Radio is on the verge of bringing you more helpful resources. In this episode of Broken Boner Radio Daniel talks with Tiffany Yelverton of EnticeMe.com about the role sex toys can play in the lives of those who struggle with sexual dysfunctions of various types. His goal is to bring you the information you need to deal with your sexual issues healthily. Toward that end the BBR team will soon be featuring some of Tiffany’s products on the site, so be sure you come to the site often to check them out! But Daniel’s also about to release his Modern Masculine Monthly, so be sure to listen to this episode to get all the details. Outline of this great episode  [0:33] Why I’m doing an episode about sex toys, and what it has to do with erectile dysfunction. [3:18] The aversion some men have about the introduction of sex toys. [4:25] The fears women have around the topic. [6:40] How you can tell if a toy has health concerns. [9:58] The in-home soirees Tiffany provides for those interested in the products. [13:10] Seminars Tiffany can provide. [19:00] Differences in communication about sex from various age groups. [26:30] The top things Tiffany’s men clients come to her concerned about. [28:00] The upcoming Modern Masculine Monthly.  Resources &amp; Links mentioned in this episode  www.EnticeMe.com Schedule a chat with Tiffany’s team: http://entice.youcanbook.me 

If you’ve been listening to Broken Boner radio for any length of time you know Daniel is not at all shy about talking about sex. But this episode pushes it a bit further - and for good reason. Daniel is talking with Tiffany Yelverton about the use of sex toys in adapting and living with various sexual dysfunctions. You may not have seen this one coming but it’s an episode that needed to happen - simply because so many people are in a place where they need options beyond what has been available to them so far. It’s an interesting conversation about an alternative many people don’t consider, so be sure you listen. Why is a show about erectile dysfunction talking about sex toys? In this episode of Broken Boner radio, Daniel shares his own story regarding the role sex toys played in his struggle to deal with his own erectile dysfunction. You might be surprised at why the issue was not taboo to him and how it played an important part in him gaining confidence when it came to his own sexuality. His guest, Tiffany Yelverton shares how she’s seen the same type of thing happen over and over in the people she advises. It’s a fascinating conversation you won’t want to miss. Why do some men have an aversion to sex toys, even if it could help with their sexual dysfunction? Most men who struggle with a sexual dysfunction of any kind have already taken a shot to their masculinity. So when you mention to them that they may want to use a sex toy to help them pleasure their partner, they take it personally. It’s not the case for every man with ED or another condition, but it does happen. On this episode, Tiffany Yelverton shares what she’s discovered about why many men have an aversion to sex toys even though their use could help them overcome some of the ramifications of their dysfunction. It’s not only men who sometimes have an aversion to sex toys. If you are a woman and you think that using a sex toy could desensitize you to the things your partner may want to do when you’re together, you’re one of the many women who have bought a common myth. Daniel’s guest today, Tiffany Yelverton says that the scientific evidence shows that the use of a sex toy is actually kind of like a workout for the vagina, making it even more responsive. There goes that myth! Get your own myths about sex toys busted on this episode of Broken Boner radio. Broken Boner Radio is on the verge of bringing you more helpful resources. In this episode of Broken Boner Radio Daniel talks with Tiffany Yelverton of <a href="http://EnticeMe.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">EnticeMe.com</a> about the role sex toys can play in the lives of those who struggle with sexual dysfunctions of various types. His goal is to bring you the information you need to deal with your sexual issues healthily. Toward that end the BBR team will soon be featuring some of Tiffany’s products on the site, so be sure you come to the site often to check them out! But Daniel’s also about to release his Modern Masculine Monthly, so be sure to listen to this episode to get all the details. Outline of this great episode <ul> <li>[0:33] Why I’m doing an episode about sex toys, and what it has to do with erectile dysfunction.</li> <li>[3:18] The aversion some men have about the introduction of sex toys.</li> <li>[4:25] The fears women have around the topic.</li> <li>[6:40] How you can tell if a toy has health concerns.</li> <li>[9:58] The in-home soirees Tiffany provides for those interested in the products.</li> <li>[13:10] Seminars Tiffany can provide.</li> <li>[19:00] Differences in communication about sex from various age groups.</li> <li>[26:30] The top things Tiffany’s men clients come to her concerned about.</li> <li>[28:00] The upcoming Modern Masculine Monthly.</li> </ul> Resources &amp; Links mentioned in this episode <ul> <li><a href="http://www.EnticeMe.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.EnticeMe.com</a></li> <li>Schedule a chat with Tiffany’s team: <a href="http://entice.youcanbook.me" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://entice.youcanbook.me</a></li> </ul>

Can Sexual Dysfunction Be Helped By Using Sex Toys? – featuring Tiffany Yelverton – Episode #511

One of the things Daniel loves most about the work he’s doing with Broken Boner Radio is that he gets to meet and help everyday people who are struggling with a very mysterious area of their person - sexuality. This episode is an example of that as he fields questions from listeners about their problems. His advice is practical, sometimes funny, but always aimed at helping the person in question deal with their issue head on and wisely. You’ll enjoy hearing how Daniel tackles this first set of questions, in this episode. My boyfriend is not interested in me sexually. Could it be erectile dysfunction? A young woman called in to ask Daniel about a situation she’s experiencing with her boyfriend. By her account, he is not interested in sex with her at all. She’s tried talking about it but he says it’s nothing. She doesn’t believe he’s cheating on her so she wonders if maybe he’s having some kind of sexual dysfunction issue. It’s a difficult situation to answer directly from a distance, but Daniel addresses some of the things it could be and gives some advice about how to approach the subject with her man. There’s a pronounced curve in my penis. Is this something I should be concerned about? One listener to the show has a peculiar problem that he asked Daniel about - and it’s a curved penis. He says the issue is more pronounced when he has an erection and is curious what it is and what should be done. Daniel did a bit of research to discover that this guy has a problem that has been diagnosed in other people and usually comes from some kind of trauma. If you’d like to hear more about this condition and what Daniel advises the listener to do, be sure to listen. Viagra isn’t working like it used to. Should I take two? Did you know it’s fairly common for viagra and other erectile dysfunction pills to stop working as well over time? And did you know that what you eat can impact how effective they are? And here’s the kicker - did you know that these pills were first used to treat HEART CONDITIONS? There are lots of variables, so when it comes to using viagra or any of the others out there, don’t EVER think that taking more is better. On this episode of Broken Boner Radio Daniel advises a guy who’s thinking about upping his dosage - DON’T DO IT! I think my husband is having erectile issues but he won’t talk about it. One of the hardest things for any man to talk about is sexual dysfunction. It’s because his ability to get and maintain an erection is so closely tied to his manhood, it’s scary for him to admit and open up about. A dear woman called in on this episode to ask Daniel how she can go about getting her husband to open up so that the two of them can deal with his possible sexual dysfunction together. Are you curious what he had to share? You can find out by listening to this episode of Broken Boner Radio. Outline of this great episode  [0:33] My recent trip to a sexual medicine conference - and why I went! [3:13] How the field of sexual medicine is still so new. [7:00] QUESTION ONE: My boyfriend is not interested in me sexually. Could it be ED? [14:52] QUESTION TWO: My boner seems to be bent/curved. What is going on? [20:31] QUESTION THREE: Viagra isn’t working like it used to. Should I take two? [24:50] QUESTION FOUR: You’ve mentioned that you had ED earlier. Can you explain? [29:05] QUESTION FIVE: I think my husband may have some ED issues but he won’t talk with me about it? What can I do? [35:08] The upcoming Modern Masculine Monthly and other resources.  Resources &amp; Links mentioned in this episode  405-592-6637 - call in to ask your questions. letstalk(at)DanielCanfield.com - ask your questions. 

One of the things Daniel loves most about the work he’s doing with Broken Boner Radio is that he gets to meet and help everyday people who are struggling with a very mysterious area of their person - sexuality. This episode is an example of that as he fields questions from listeners about their problems. His advice is practical, sometimes funny, but always aimed at helping the person in question deal with their issue head on and wisely. You’ll enjoy hearing how Daniel tackles this first set of questions, in this episode. My boyfriend is not interested in me sexually. Could it be erectile dysfunction? A young woman called in to ask Daniel about a situation she’s experiencing with her boyfriend. By her account, he is not interested in sex with her at all. She’s tried talking about it but he says it’s nothing. She doesn’t believe he’s cheating on her so she wonders if maybe he’s having some kind of sexual dysfunction issue. It’s a difficult situation to answer directly from a distance, but Daniel addresses some of the things it could be and gives some advice about how to approach the subject with her man. There’s a pronounced curve in my penis. Is this something I should be concerned about? One listener to the show has a peculiar problem that he asked Daniel about - and it’s a curved penis. He says the issue is more pronounced when he has an erection and is curious what it is and what should be done. Daniel did a bit of research to discover that this guy has a problem that has been diagnosed in other people and usually comes from some kind of trauma. If you’d like to hear more about this condition and what Daniel advises the listener to do, be sure to listen. Viagra isn’t working like it used to. Should I take two? Did you know it’s fairly common for viagra and other erectile dysfunction pills to stop working as well over time? And did you know that what you eat can impact how effective they are? And here’s the kicker - did you know that these pills were first used to treat HEART CONDITIONS? There are lots of variables, so when it comes to using viagra or any of the others out there, don’t EVER think that taking more is better. On this episode of Broken Boner Radio Daniel advises a guy who’s thinking about upping his dosage - DON’T DO IT! I think my husband is having erectile issues but he won’t talk about it. One of the hardest things for any man to talk about is sexual dysfunction. It’s because his ability to get and maintain an erection is so closely tied to his manhood, it’s scary for him to admit and open up about. A dear woman called in on this episode to ask Daniel how she can go about getting her husband to open up so that the two of them can deal with his possible sexual dysfunction together. Are you curious what he had to share? You can find out by listening to this episode of Broken Boner Radio. Outline of this great episode <ul> <li>[0:33] My recent trip to a sexual medicine conference - and why I went!</li> <li>[3:13] How the field of sexual medicine is still so new.</li> <li>[7:00] QUESTION ONE: My boyfriend is not interested in me sexually. Could it be ED?</li> <li>[14:52] QUESTION TWO: My boner seems to be bent/curved. What is going on?</li> <li>[20:31] QUESTION THREE: Viagra isn’t working like it used to. Should I take two?</li> <li>[24:50] QUESTION FOUR: You’ve mentioned that you had ED earlier. Can you explain?</li> <li>[29:05] QUESTION FIVE: I think my husband may have some ED issues but he won’t talk with me about it? What can I do?</li> <li>[35:08] The upcoming Modern Masculine Monthly and other resources.</li> </ul> Resources &amp; Links mentioned in this episode <ul> <li>405-592-6637 - call in to ask your questions.</li> <li>letstalk(at)<a href="http://DanielCanfield.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">DanielCanfield.com</a> - ask your questions.</li> </ul>

Your Questions About Sexual Problems, Sexual Dysfunction, and More Answered – Episode #511

Erectile dysfunction in young men is much more common than has been previously thought. 26% of young men suffer from some form of E.D. That’s 1 in 4. So imagine yourself going out on the town with a handful of your buddies. Look around. There’s one of those guys who is suffering from erectile dysfunction. On this episode of Broken Boner Radio, Daniel chats with a young guy named Colin, who discovered that he has had E.D. since birth. He took steps to address the issue at 18 years of age. He’s one of the many young men who is taking steps to bring the condition into the open so that it can be talked about and dealt with. You’ll enjoy hearing Colin’s story and be inspired by his straightforward approach to a very difficult subject. Can you imagine being 18 years old and never having had an erection? That’s exactly where Colin was as he graduated high school. He’d been in one relationship during High School and knew something wasn’t right but he wasn’t exactly sure what it was. It makes sense, since your own private experience is all you have to go on - it’s hard to know what’s normal and what’s not. It was as he began heading toward his college years that Colin noticed the commercials for Cialis and Viagra and wondered, “Are those for guys like me?” That’s when he made his first appointment with a Eurologist and everything began to change. Listen to Colin tell his story on this episode of Broken Boner Radio. What do you do when you’re a young guy and Cialis doesn’t make a difference? The first thing Colin’s eurologist tried when Colin visited him for the first time was a trial package of Cialis. Colin knew right away that it didn’t do anything but give him a headache. The next test was to place an elastic band around his penis to see if he got any kind of erection during the night. If he did, the band would break and he would know. Next morning, the band was still in place, unbroken. Imagine yourself being 18 and realizing that something is seriously wrong. Erectile Dysfunction is a common experience for 1 out of 4 young men. Colin’s story, shared on this podcast episode, is one of the many - and it ends with a hopeful outcome for others who are struggling with the condition of E.D. If you’re looking for hope and help, this episode is for you. If you’ve been diagnosed with erectile dysfunction you’ve got to build a support team. One of the most powerful things Colin shares on this episode is that as he discovered his erectile dysfunction at age 18 he intuitively knew that he couldn’t walk the journey ahead alone. He pulled in his parents and his girlfriend at the time and together they worked alongside him to explore the treatment options available for his particular condition. If you are suffering from erectile dysfunction as a young man (or older man) the worst thing you can do is keep it to yourself. You need the help of others who care about you. The support you receive can make all the difference in whether or not your condition is dealt with effectively or not. Colin has strong opinions about the importance of a support team, so be sure you listen to his thoughts on this episode. Erectile dysfunction in young men is a very real issue. Don’t ignore it. Your erectile dysfunction doesn’t just affect you. There are many people, from your family and close friends to the women you meet who are impacted by the condition. Colin and Daniel both share personal stories of how their E.D. impacted the women in their lives at various points, causing those women to doubt themselves, wonder if they were pretty or attractive, and more. You don’t want to do that to the women in your life, do you? It’s time you did something about it. There are solutions for erectile dysfunction that fix the problem for good, but you’ve got to be bold enough to take the steps to seek help. On this episode, Colin and Daniel give great advice about what you can do to find the right specialist to help you. Be sure you make the time to listen. Outline of this great episode  [0:35] Why Daniel is doing all the stuff he’s doing surrounding this topic. [2:01] Daniel’s introduction to his guest, Colin. [3:00] Colin’s history with Erectile Dysfunction. [8:50] How Colin began searching for solutions at age 18. [12:45] Trying Cialis for the first time - no change. [16:05] The need to build a support team. [20:14] The frustration of a misdiagnosis and the path forward. [24:45] The final solution: a penile implant. [26:22] The road to recovery and adapting to his new life. [36:00] Colin’s final words of wisdom for anyone listening.  Resources &amp; Links mentioned in this episode  San Diego Sexual Medicine 405-592-6637 to ask your question or make a comment. 

Erectile dysfunction in young men is much more common than has been previously thought. 26% of young men suffer from some form of E.D. That’s 1 in 4. So imagine yourself going out on the town with a handful of your buddies. Look around. There’s one of those guys who is suffering from erectile dysfunction. On this episode of Broken Boner Radio, Daniel chats with a young guy named Colin, who discovered that he has had E.D. since birth. He took steps to address the issue at 18 years of age. He’s one of the many young men who is taking steps to bring the condition into the open so that it can be talked about and dealt with. You’ll enjoy hearing Colin’s story and be inspired by his straightforward approach to a very difficult subject. Can you imagine being 18 years old and never having had an erection? That’s exactly where Colin was as he graduated high school. He’d been in one relationship during High School and knew something wasn’t right but he wasn’t exactly sure what it was. It makes sense, since your own private experience is all you have to go on - it’s hard to know what’s normal and what’s not. It was as he began heading toward his college years that Colin noticed the commercials for Cialis and Viagra and wondered, “Are those for guys like me?” That’s when he made his first appointment with a Eurologist and everything began to change. Listen to Colin tell his story on this episode of Broken Boner Radio. What do you do when you’re a young guy and Cialis doesn’t make a difference? The first thing Colin’s eurologist tried when Colin visited him for the first time was a trial package of Cialis. Colin knew right away that it didn’t do anything but give him a headache. The next test was to place an elastic band around his penis to see if he got any kind of erection during the night. If he did, the band would break and he would know. Next morning, the band was still in place, unbroken. Imagine yourself being 18 and realizing that something is seriously wrong. Erectile Dysfunction is a common experience for 1 out of 4 young men. Colin’s story, shared on this podcast episode, is one of the many - and it ends with a hopeful outcome for others who are struggling with the condition of E.D. If you’re looking for hope and help, this episode is for you. If you’ve been diagnosed with erectile dysfunction you’ve got to build a support team. One of the most powerful things Colin shares on this episode is that as he discovered his erectile dysfunction at age 18 he intuitively knew that he couldn’t walk the journey ahead alone. He pulled in his parents and his girlfriend at the time and together they worked alongside him to explore the treatment options available for his particular condition. If you are suffering from erectile dysfunction as a young man (or older man) the worst thing you can do is keep it to yourself. You need the help of others who care about you. The support you receive can make all the difference in whether or not your condition is dealt with effectively or not. Colin has strong opinions about the importance of a support team, so be sure you listen to his thoughts on this episode. Erectile dysfunction in young men is a very real issue. Don’t ignore it. Your erectile dysfunction doesn’t just affect you. There are many people, from your family and close friends to the women you meet who are impacted by the condition. Colin and Daniel both share personal stories of how their E.D. impacted the women in their lives at various points, causing those women to doubt themselves, wonder if they were pretty or attractive, and more. You don’t want to do that to the women in your life, do you? It’s time you did something about it. There are solutions for erectile dysfunction that fix the problem for good, but you’ve got to be bold enough to take the steps to seek help. On this episode, Colin and Daniel give great advice about what you can do to find the right specialist to help you. Be sure you make the time to listen. Outline of this great episode <ul> <li>[0:35] Why Daniel is doing all the stuff he’s doing surrounding this topic.</li> <li>[2:01] Daniel’s introduction to his guest, Colin.</li> <li>[3:00] Colin’s history with Erectile Dysfunction.</li> <li>[8:50] How Colin began searching for solutions at age 18.</li> <li>[12:45] Trying Cialis for the first time - no change.</li> <li>[16:05] The need to build a support team.</li> <li>[20:14] The frustration of a misdiagnosis and the path forward.</li> <li>[24:45] The final solution: a penile implant.</li> <li>[26:22] The road to recovery and adapting to his new life.</li> <li>[36:00] Colin’s final words of wisdom for anyone listening.</li> </ul> Resources &amp; Links mentioned in this episode <ul> <li><a href="https://sexualmed.org/team-members/irwin-goldstein/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">San Diego Sexual Medicine</a></li> <li>405-592-6637 to ask your question or make a comment.</li> </ul>

Erectile Dysfunction in Young Men: The Reality and What Can Be Done – featuring Colin  – Episode #510

Irwin Goldstein

The whiskey dick phenomenon has plagued many a man who’s thought himself virile and strong - and it gets him to wondering... is there something more to this? Dr. Goldstein’s back on the show to say, “Yes, there is.” On this episode of Broken Boner Radio Dr. G. is here to tell us some pretty crazy stories about the scientist who injected his own penis in the name of science, what causes whiskey dick, and a whole lot more. You’ll laugh for sure at this one… and you might even cry! Is whiskey dick real or were you too drunk to know the difference? You know how it happens. You’ve been at a party. You’re enjoying the night. You’ve actually met a special someone you think might turn into a more than special someone. But the alcohol has done something very mean to you. Whiskey dick. You’re doomed! If you’ve ever wondered what causes that to happen our guest today, Dr. Irwin Goldstein says that it’s a very common condition that has a simple explanation. It has to do with how alcohol impacts the tissues of Mr. Happy. Want to know more? You’ll have to listen to get the full story. The true story of the scientist who was a bit TOO into his work. Up until about 1982 scientists actually argued about what happens physiologically to actually make an erection happen. It sounds crazy, but it’s true. Many researchers had theories but nobody had come up with proof of what makes Mr. Happy get hard. Until a boring urological conference where a very enthusiastic scientist presented his research. And boy did he present it! In fact, he not only showed it off, he wanted everyone to touch it! Really. The story’s unbelievable, but it happened. Dr. G. saw it all - and he tells the story on this episode. Seriously. Let’s talk about penile injections. No self-respecting guy really likes the thought of sticking a needle into his… his… thing. But for many who suffer from erectile dysfunction, it’s a viable and legitimate treatment option. On this episode of Broken Boner Radio, Dr. Irwin Goldstein goes into the minutia of what makes the penis do its thing, why certain injections help, and how they do their work. He also has a few words for those who don’t think injections are for them. If you’re seriously having erectile issues it’s possible an answer is waiting for you on this episode. Why you need to beware those injection clinics popping up here and there. Erectile dysfunction is just as legitimate an issue as heart disease or cancer. It’s a physiological problem that requires diagnosis and insight to understand and treat properly. That’s why it’s both sad and dangerous that injection clinics of various kinds are popping up all over the country, offering men the opportunity to come in, get a shot of medication to help with erection problems, and go on their merry way. But on this episode, Dr. G. tells us why it’s a bad idea in the first place and why you should never take your health into your hands in that way. Outline of this great episode  [0:33] Daniel’s interesting telephone conversation - well, not that interesting. [1:10] Dr. Irwin Goldstein visits the show again. [11:10] How thorough should a sexual dysfunction clinic be? [13:10] The problem of the male ego when it comes to dealing with sexual dysfunction. [14:37] The truth about penile injections: how they work and why they work. [27:48] The efficacy of penile injections and how they can stop working. [32:19] What is “whiskey dick and what causes it?”  Resources &amp; Links mentioned in this episode  http://danielcafield.com/ San Diego Sexual Medicine 

The whiskey dick phenomenon has plagued many a man who’s thought himself virile and strong - and it gets him to wondering... is there something more to this? Dr. Goldstein’s back on the show to say, “Yes, there is.” On this episode of Broken Boner Radio Dr. G. is here to tell us some pretty crazy stories about the scientist who injected his own penis in the name of science, what causes whiskey dick, and a whole lot more. You’ll laugh for sure at this one… and you might even cry! Is whiskey dick real or were you too drunk to know the difference? You know how it happens. You’ve been at a party. You’re enjoying the night. You’ve actually met a special someone you think might turn into a more than special someone. But the alcohol has done something very mean to you. Whiskey dick. You’re doomed! If you’ve ever wondered what causes that to happen our guest today, Dr. Irwin Goldstein says that it’s a very common condition that has a simple explanation. It has to do with how alcohol impacts the tissues of Mr. Happy. Want to know more? You’ll have to listen to get the full story. The true story of the scientist who was a bit TOO into his work. Up until about 1982 scientists actually argued about what happens physiologically to actually make an erection happen. It sounds crazy, but it’s true. Many researchers had theories but nobody had come up with proof of what makes Mr. Happy get hard. Until a boring urological conference where a very enthusiastic scientist presented his research. And boy did he present it! In fact, he not only showed it off, he wanted everyone to touch it! Really. The story’s unbelievable, but it happened. Dr. G. saw it all - and he tells the story on this episode. Seriously. Let’s talk about penile injections. No self-respecting guy really likes the thought of sticking a needle into his… his… thing. But for many who suffer from erectile dysfunction, it’s a viable and legitimate treatment option. On this episode of Broken Boner Radio, Dr. Irwin Goldstein goes into the minutia of what makes the penis do its thing, why certain injections help, and how they do their work. He also has a few words for those who don’t think injections are for them. If you’re seriously having erectile issues it’s possible an answer is waiting for you on this episode. Why you need to beware those injection clinics popping up here and there. Erectile dysfunction is just as legitimate an issue as heart disease or cancer. It’s a physiological problem that requires diagnosis and insight to understand and treat properly. That’s why it’s both sad and dangerous that injection clinics of various kinds are popping up all over the country, offering men the opportunity to come in, get a shot of medication to help with erection problems, and go on their merry way. But on this episode, Dr. G. tells us why it’s a bad idea in the first place and why you should never take your health into your hands in that way. Outline of this great episode <ul> <li>[0:33] Daniel’s interesting telephone conversation - well, not that interesting.</li> <li>[1:10] Dr. Irwin Goldstein visits the show again.</li> <li>[11:10] How thorough should a sexual dysfunction clinic be?</li> <li>[13:10] The problem of the male ego when it comes to dealing with sexual dysfunction.</li> <li>[14:37] The truth about penile injections: how they work and why they work.</li> <li>[27:48] The efficacy of penile injections and how they can stop working.</li> <li>[32:19] What is “whiskey dick and what causes it?”</li> </ul> Resources &amp; Links mentioned in this episode <ul> <li><a href="http://danielcafield.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://danielcafield.com/</a></li> <li><a href="https://sexualmed.org/team-members/irwin-goldstein/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">San Diego Sexual Medicine</a></li> </ul>

What Causes Whiskey Dick and Other Erectile Dysfunctions – featuring Dr. Irwin Goldstein  – Episode #509

Nobody likes hard conversations. It’s that much harder when it’s a conversation about the fact that your penis won’t get hard. Can you relate? Some men won’t talk about it at all. Others will talk about it but only with other men - and they have to feel safe with the person even then. Today Daniel is talking with Dr. Rose, a sexual therapist at San Diego Sexual Medicine who regularly engages in conversations with couples about the issues they experience relating to erectile dysfunction. She’s got some great counsel about why you SHOULD talk about your ED, and who you should talk with. She even has some tips for getting the conversation rolling. You’ll get a lot out of this one if you’re brave enough to listen. Hard conversations only get harder when you refuse to have them. It’s understandable that you want to avoid difficult things. Especially when it has to do with something you perceive may be “wrong with you.” But you need to get your head around the subject of erectile dysfunction in a new way, with a new perspective. It’s no different than if you had another physical condition - like cancer or a bad valve in your heart. You’d talk about it right away because you’d want to get help as soon as possible. Your ED should be no different. You need help. You probably want help terribly. But you won’t get it because you’re too afraid to have a difficult conversation. Come on. Man up. You can do it! This episode will help you take the next step. The difficulties of your erectile dysfunction don’t only impact you. Naturally, sexual intercourse involves other people than just you. Sex is meant to be a relational thing, an intimate thing. That requires other people to be involved. You can’t keep the physical issues you’re struggling with to yourself. When you do, you’re not only being selfish, you’re also not allowing those you’re involved with to have the opportunity to support you in a helpful, caring way. And you’re not allowing those people the chance to deal with any of their own baggage related to the issues you’re facing together. Today’s guest is Dr. Rose Hartzell Cushanick, a sexual therapist who helps couples talk about these kinds of issues every day. She’s got great advice for how you can open the door to those hard conversations that need to happen. Please - for your sake and the sake of your partner, listen to this conversation.   You need to talk about your erectile dysfunction for the sake of your woman. When a man is afflicted with erectile dysfunction he needs to consider that it’s not just his burden, it doesn’t only impact him. The woman in his life is deeply impacted by the issue too. She has all kinds of things that go through her head. “Am I sexy enough? Am I pretty enough? What’s wrong with me?” Get the point? She’s dealing with all kinds of personal insecurities that you can help her with if you’ll man up and talk about the issue with her. Help her understand what you know - this problem is biological. It’s not an issue of desire or attractiveness, it’s that your boner is broken. This episode will give you some insight into the mind of that woman you love so that you can have the difficult conversations with her that could set her free of her own mind games. Do you care about her enough to start that ball rolling? It’s time to man up and talk about your E.D. One of the hallmark traits of men through the centuries is that they have been willing to step into the difficult situations that life throws at them and their families - for the sake of protecting and benefiting those they love. It’s hard to see it the same way, but broaching difficult subjects (like erectile dysfunction) is another of those opportunities to truly be a man. Don’t let the discomfort - or your own faulty insecurities - keep you from having hard conversations that lead to healing, hope, and help for the people you love. You can do it - and this episode with Dr. Rose (a sexual therapist) is here to help you take that first step. Outline of this great episode  [0:34] Daniel’s introduction of his guest, Dr. Rose Hartzell Cushanick [3:40] How Daniel and his wife met Dr. Cushanick. [5:48] The difficulty of a penile implant for some sexual partners of the patient. [7:10] The mind of the female when her partner wants an implant. [11:45] The theory of erectivity. [17:44] How women can talk about erectile dysfunction with their man. [21:45] The difficulties men can have talking with women about sexual issues. [24:07] Final words from Dr. Rose.  Resources &amp; Links mentioned in this episode  http://danielcafield.com/ San Diego Sexual Medicine DrRose(at)DanielCanfield.com 

Nobody likes hard conversations. It’s that much harder when it’s a conversation about the fact that your penis won’t get hard. Can you relate? Some men won’t talk about it at all. Others will talk about it but only with other men - and they have to feel safe with the person even then. Today Daniel is talking with Dr. Rose, a sexual therapist at San Diego Sexual Medicine who regularly engages in conversations with couples about the issues they experience relating to erectile dysfunction. She’s got some great counsel about why you SHOULD talk about your ED, and who you should talk with. She even has some tips for getting the conversation rolling. You’ll get a lot out of this one if you’re brave enough to listen. Hard conversations only get harder when you refuse to have them. It’s understandable that you want to avoid difficult things. Especially when it has to do with something you perceive may be “wrong with you.” But you need to get your head around the subject of erectile dysfunction in a new way, with a new perspective. It’s no different than if you had another physical condition - like cancer or a bad valve in your heart. You’d talk about it right away because you’d want to get help as soon as possible. Your ED should be no different. You need help. You probably want help terribly. But you won’t get it because you’re too afraid to have a difficult conversation. Come on. Man up. You can do it! This episode will help you take the next step. The difficulties of your erectile dysfunction don’t only impact you. Naturally, sexual intercourse involves other people than just you. Sex is meant to be a relational thing, an intimate thing. That requires other people to be involved. You can’t keep the physical issues you’re struggling with to yourself. When you do, you’re not only being selfish, you’re also not allowing those you’re involved with to have the opportunity to support you in a helpful, caring way. And you’re not allowing those people the chance to deal with any of their own baggage related to the issues you’re facing together. Today’s guest is Dr. Rose Hartzell Cushanick, a sexual therapist who helps couples talk about these kinds of issues every day. She’s got great advice for how you can open the door to those hard conversations that need to happen. Please - for your sake and the sake of your partner, listen to this conversation.   You need to talk about your erectile dysfunction for the sake of your woman. When a man is afflicted with erectile dysfunction he needs to consider that it’s not just his burden, it doesn’t only impact him. The woman in his life is deeply impacted by the issue too. She has all kinds of things that go through her head. “Am I sexy enough? Am I pretty enough? What’s wrong with me?” Get the point? She’s dealing with all kinds of personal insecurities that you can help her with if you’ll man up and talk about the issue with her. Help her understand what you know - this problem is biological. It’s not an issue of desire or attractiveness, it’s that your boner is broken. This episode will give you some insight into the mind of that woman you love so that you can have the difficult conversations with her that could set her free of her own mind games. Do you care about her enough to start that ball rolling? It’s time to man up and talk about your E.D. One of the hallmark traits of men through the centuries is that they have been willing to step into the difficult situations that life throws at them and their families - for the sake of protecting and benefiting those they love. It’s hard to see it the same way, but broaching difficult subjects (like erectile dysfunction) is another of those opportunities to truly be a man. Don’t let the discomfort - or your own faulty insecurities - keep you from having hard conversations that lead to healing, hope, and help for the people you love. You can do it - and this episode with Dr. Rose (a sexual therapist) is here to help you take that first step. Outline of this great episode <ul> <li>[0:34] Daniel’s introduction of his guest, Dr. Rose Hartzell Cushanick</li> <li>[3:40] How Daniel and his wife met Dr. Cushanick.</li> <li>[5:48] The difficulty of a penile implant for some sexual partners of the patient.</li> <li>[7:10] The mind of the female when her partner wants an implant.</li> <li>[11:45] The theory of erectivity.</li> <li>[17:44] How women can talk about erectile dysfunction with their man.</li> <li>[21:45] The difficulties men can have talking with women about sexual issues.</li> <li>[24:07] Final words from Dr. Rose.</li> </ul> Resources &amp; Links mentioned in this episode <ul> <li><a href="http://danielcafield.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://danielcafield.com/</a></li> <li><a href="https://sexualmed.org/team-members/irwin-goldstein/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">San Diego Sexual Medicine</a></li> <li>DrRose(at)<a href="http://DanielCanfield.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">DanielCanfield.com</a></li> </ul>

Advice For Those Hard Conversations When You’re Not Getting Hard with Dr. Rose Hartzell Cushanick – Episode #508

Dale Thomas

How to be a man. Whether you admit it or not, it’s a question every man asks at some point in his masculine journey. The culture sends certain messages in answer to the question while friends, family, church, and others may tell similar or even opposite messages. It’s no wonder men are confused. On today’s episode, Daniel has invited Dale Thomas Vaughn of The Good Man Project to the show to talk about the journey toward becoming an intentional and masculine man who brings goodness to the world. It’s a conversation that will reveal that there are a lot of ways to get to masculinity but makes it clear that no matter the path, every man needs to get there. Most men try to figure out how to be a man in total isolation. There’s something about the way the culture has taught us men are supposed to be that causes us to keep our fears, thoughts, and feelings inside. The result is that many men who are trying to figure out how to be a man wind up being lonely and isolated. End this conversation Daniel and his guests, Dale Thomas Vaughn, unpack what goes into the isolation that many men feel and give some suggestions about what those men can do to get out of there lonely place and into a community that can bring them to a healthy masculinity that benefits the world. What is your active superpower today? One of the approaches that Dale Thomas Vaughn uses in helping men unpack their masculinity is this question, “What is your active superpower today?” The question is aimed at helping men discover their key strengths and areas of competence that will help them discover a deeper level of masculine strength and personal power than they knew existed. You can hear how the question impacted Daniel and what his answer to it did to lead to the creation of Broken Boner Radio, on this episode. How do you build a support network that will help you move in the right direction every day? As the old saying goes, no man is an island. We need Community. We need other men in our lives who can challenge us, hold us accountable, and move us forward with greater strides than we would have been able to accomplish on her own. But how do you find the men who can serve your life in that way? Dale Thomas Vaughn and Daniel Canfield talk today about what it takes to develop those kinds of relationships and how to identify the people who can and cannot serve your life in that way. This section of the conversation is worth the time it takes for you to listen to this episode of the podcast. Life can be really beautiful if you want it to be. It's time for men to stop settling for less than they were meant to be. It's time for men to dream a little bit and think about the kind of life they want to live and the legacy they want to leave behind. Dale Thomas Vaughn says that every man can have a life that is truly beautiful but they have to want it. Without the desire to create something better you will become stagnant and stop growing. Sadly, that is what has happened to many men in our society today. Listen to this candid conversation to learn strategies you can apply to your life that will enable you to learn how to become a man the truest sense of the word. Outline of this great episode  [0:33] Daniel’s introduction of his guest, Dale Thomas Vaughn. [1:12] Why Daniel began studying and learning about masculinity. [4:08] How Daniel and Dale met. [6:11] Why good men are often in isolation. [7:20] Why there is not one version of masculinity. [9:15] The catalyst for Broken Boner Radio was at Dale’s man camp. [16:10] What is your active superpower today? [20:20] How a simple 25 minute block of work can accomplish so much. [21:24] Building sustainability in life or business. [26:56] Why Daniel invited Dale onto the show. [30:33] The varying dysfunctions that happen in a mind’s mind surrounding sex. [34:52] Learning to be fully you. [37:13] A final word to men who feel alone.  Resources &amp; Links mentioned in this episode  www.DaleThomasVaughn.com www.TheGoodManProject.com  

How to be a man. Whether you admit it or not, it’s a question every man asks at some point in his masculine journey. The culture sends certain messages in answer to the question while friends, family, church, and others may tell similar or even opposite messages. It’s no wonder men are confused. On today’s episode, Daniel has invited Dale Thomas Vaughn of The Good Man Project to the show to talk about the journey toward becoming an intentional and masculine man who brings goodness to the world. It’s a conversation that will reveal that there are a lot of ways to get to masculinity but makes it clear that no matter the path, every man needs to get there. Most men try to figure out how to be a man in total isolation. There’s something about the way the culture has taught us men are supposed to be that causes us to keep our fears, thoughts, and feelings inside. The result is that many men who are trying to figure out how to be a man wind up being lonely and isolated. End this conversation Daniel and his guests, Dale Thomas Vaughn, unpack what goes into the isolation that many men feel and give some suggestions about what those men can do to get out of there lonely place and into a community that can bring them to a healthy masculinity that benefits the world. What is your active superpower today? One of the approaches that Dale Thomas Vaughn uses in helping men unpack their masculinity is this question, “What is your active superpower today?” The question is aimed at helping men discover their key strengths and areas of competence that will help them discover a deeper level of masculine strength and personal power than they knew existed. You can hear how the question impacted Daniel and what his answer to it did to lead to the creation of Broken Boner Radio, on this episode. How do you build a support network that will help you move in the right direction every day? As the old saying goes, no man is an island. We need Community. We need other men in our lives who can challenge us, hold us accountable, and move us forward with greater strides than we would have been able to accomplish on her own. But how do you find the men who can serve your life in that way? Dale Thomas Vaughn and Daniel Canfield talk today about what it takes to develop those kinds of relationships and how to identify the people who can and cannot serve your life in that way. This section of the conversation is worth the time it takes for you to listen to this episode of the podcast. Life can be really beautiful if you want it to be. It's time for men to stop settling for less than they were meant to be. It's time for men to dream a little bit and think about the kind of life they want to live and the legacy they want to leave behind. Dale Thomas Vaughn says that every man can have a life that is truly beautiful but they have to want it. Without the desire to create something better you will become stagnant and stop growing. Sadly, that is what has happened to many men in our society today. Listen to this candid conversation to learn strategies you can apply to your life that will enable you to learn how to become a man the truest sense of the word. Outline of this great episode <ul> <li>[0:33] Daniel’s introduction of his guest, Dale Thomas Vaughn.</li> <li>[1:12] Why Daniel began studying and learning about masculinity.</li> <li>[4:08] How Daniel and Dale met.</li> <li>[6:11] Why good men are often in isolation.</li> <li>[7:20] Why there is not one version of masculinity.</li> <li>[9:15] The catalyst for Broken Boner Radio was at Dale’s man camp.</li> <li>[16:10] What is your active superpower today?</li> <li>[20:20] How a simple 25 minute block of work can accomplish so much.</li> <li>[21:24] Building sustainability in life or business.</li> <li>[26:56] Why Daniel invited Dale onto the show.</li> <li>[30:33] The varying dysfunctions that happen in a mind’s mind surrounding sex.</li> <li>[34:52] Learning to be fully you.</li> <li>[37:13] A final word to men who feel alone.</li> </ul> Resources &amp; Links mentioned in this episode <ul> <li><a href="http://www.DaleThomasVaughn.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.DaleThomasVaughn.com</a></li> <li><a href="http://www.TheGoodManProject.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.TheGoodManProject.com</a> </li> </ul>

How To Be A Man – featuring Dale Thomas Vaughn – Episode #507

More people need to be asking, “What IS erectile dysfunction?” That’s because there are more men (and women) who suffer from erectile dysfunction that is commonly recognized. Yes, women suffer from the disorder too. On this episode, it was our goal to bring you an expert in the field of sexual medicine and there’s nobody better than Dr. Irwin Goldstein. He’s the founder of San Diego Sexual Medicine and a leading expert in all things sexual dysfunction. This episode is a very simple but medically precise conversation about what erectile dysfunction really is, what causes it, how it can be treated, and how even women suffer because of it. You will almost certainly learn something you didn’t know if you listen to this episode - and perhaps even discover that YOU need to go see a doctor like Doc G immediately. Listen to find out. You shouldn’t try to learn about something like erectile dysfunction from the guys in the locker room. Just like you didn’t learn everything you needed to know about sex from the kids on the playground, you can’t really trust that the guys at work or at your health club know the truth about something as serious as erectile dysfunction. If you want to know what erectile dysfunction really is you need to learn from an expert like our guest on this episode, Dr. Irwin Goldstein. Dr. Goldstein has treated thousands of patients for erectile dysfunction and has a very easy going way of explaining what’s going on biologically and hormonally in men who are suffering from erectile dysfunction. If you want to know the truth about ED, be sure you listen to this episode. 50% of men will experience erectile dysfunction by the time they are 50 years old. And the numbers go up by 10% with every 10 years. That means that most men will have to face the issue of erectile dysfunction some time in their lives. Dr. Irwin Goldstein joins us today to talk about the things you should watch for that might indicate that ED is on the horizon for you, including the kind of blood work and hormones that indicate that you might have some male related problems. You can’t afford to ignore this important issue - for the sake of your loved ones and for the sake of your ongoing health, so be sure to listen. Most guys take better care of their cars than they do their bodies. And it’s a shame because the things that could indicate a problem like erectile dysfunction are as simple as a comprehensive blood test. Dr. Goldstein of San Diego Sexual Medicine joins Daniel on this episode to help men understand how they can take charge of their own health and treat the sexual problems that many men experience as they age. This episode is definitely worth the time it takes to listen. How women suffer from erectile dysfunction. Most women know next to nothing about erectile dysfunction. They simply assume that if they are pleasing or exciting to their man then his body will respond with a full on erection. But that’s not the case all the time and especially if her man suffers from E.D. If she doesn’t understand that what’s going on with her man physically has nothing to do with how beautiful or sexy she is, she can be in for a world of mental and emotional anguish. On this episode, Doctor Irwin Goldstein uncovers the ways that E.D. impacts women and points out that treatment is available for the women who suffer from erectile dysfunction just as much as it is for men. This part of the conversation is gold. Outline of this great episode  [0:33] Danie’s introduction of Dr. Goldstein and the topic of this episode. [1:47] The mission of San Diego Sexual Medicine. [3:30] How Daniel came to be connected to  Dr. Goldstein. [10:57] The difference that can be made through erectile dysfunction treatment. [15:02] Why a penile implant is not something Dr. G rushes into. [16:49] What is corporal erectile tissue fibrosis? [20:03] The genetic aspects of erectile dysfunction. [24:04] The types and degrees of erectile dysfunction. [27:22] The causes of erectile dysfunction. [31:22] The difference between arousal and erection. [34:56] Why men need to take better care of their health through blood work.  Resources &amp; Links mentioned in this episode  San Diego Sexual Medicine Alvarado Hospital in San Diego Dr. Goldstein’s Youtube Channel 

More people need to be asking, “What IS erectile dysfunction?” That’s because there are more men (and women) who suffer from erectile dysfunction that is commonly recognized. Yes, women suffer from the disorder too. On this episode, it was our goal to bring you an expert in the field of sexual medicine and there’s nobody better than Dr. Irwin Goldstein. He’s the founder of San Diego Sexual Medicine and a leading expert in all things sexual dysfunction. This episode is a very simple but medically precise conversation about what erectile dysfunction really is, what causes it, how it can be treated, and how even women suffer because of it. You will almost certainly learn something you didn’t know if you listen to this episode - and perhaps even discover that YOU need to go see a doctor like Doc G immediately. Listen to find out. You shouldn’t try to learn about something like erectile dysfunction from the guys in the locker room. Just like you didn’t learn everything you needed to know about sex from the kids on the playground, you can’t really trust that the guys at work or at your health club know the truth about something as serious as erectile dysfunction. If you want to know what erectile dysfunction really is you need to learn from an expert like our guest on this episode, Dr. Irwin Goldstein. Dr. Goldstein has treated thousands of patients for erectile dysfunction and has a very easy going way of explaining what’s going on biologically and hormonally in men who are suffering from erectile dysfunction. If you want to know the truth about ED, be sure you listen to this episode. 50% of men will experience erectile dysfunction by the time they are 50 years old. And the numbers go up by 10% with every 10 years. That means that most men will have to face the issue of erectile dysfunction some time in their lives. Dr. Irwin Goldstein joins us today to talk about the things you should watch for that might indicate that ED is on the horizon for you, including the kind of blood work and hormones that indicate that you might have some male related problems. You can’t afford to ignore this important issue - for the sake of your loved ones and for the sake of your ongoing health, so be sure to listen. Most guys take better care of their cars than they do their bodies. And it’s a shame because the things that could indicate a problem like erectile dysfunction are as simple as a comprehensive blood test. Dr. Goldstein of San Diego Sexual Medicine joins Daniel on this episode to help men understand how they can take charge of their own health and treat the sexual problems that many men experience as they age. This episode is definitely worth the time it takes to listen. How women suffer from erectile dysfunction. Most women know next to nothing about erectile dysfunction. They simply assume that if they are pleasing or exciting to their man then his body will respond with a full on erection. But that’s not the case all the time and especially if her man suffers from E.D. If she doesn’t understand that what’s going on with her man physically has nothing to do with how beautiful or sexy she is, she can be in for a world of mental and emotional anguish. On this episode, Doctor Irwin Goldstein uncovers the ways that E.D. impacts women and points out that treatment is available for the women who suffer from erectile dysfunction just as much as it is for men. This part of the conversation is gold. Outline of this great episode <ul> <li>[0:33] Danie’s introduction of Dr. Goldstein and the topic of this episode.</li> <li>[1:47] The mission of San Diego Sexual Medicine.</li> <li>[3:30] How Daniel came to be connected to  Dr. Goldstein.</li> <li>[10:57] The difference that can be made through erectile dysfunction treatment.</li> <li>[15:02] Why a penile implant is not something Dr. G rushes into.</li> <li>[16:49] What is corporal erectile tissue fibrosis?</li> <li>[20:03] The genetic aspects of erectile dysfunction.</li> <li>[24:04] The types and degrees of erectile dysfunction.</li> <li>[27:22] The causes of erectile dysfunction.</li> <li>[31:22] The difference between arousal and erection.</li> <li>[34:56] Why men need to take better care of their health through blood work.</li> </ul> Resources &amp; Links mentioned in this episode <ul> <li><a href="https://sexualmed.org/team-members/irwin-goldstein/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">San Diego Sexual Medicine</a></li> <li><a href="http://www.alvaradohospital.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Alvarado Hospital in San Diego</a></li> <li>Dr. Goldstein’s <a href="https://www.youtube.com/user/sdsexualmed" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Youtube Channel</a></li> </ul>

What IS erectile dysfunction? – featuring Dr. Irwin Goldstein – Episode #505

A Penile Implant is not the most common prosthesis you might discuss over dinner. But that didn’t stop these two guys. Daniel and his guest Mike chat about their journeys through erectile dysfunction and the incredible difference their last resort has made - the penile implant. One of the great things about Broken Boner Radio is that we get to bring you the stories of everyday people like Mike who overcome E.D., Cancer, and much more through the blessing of modern medical science. If you suffer from erectile dysfunction you don’t have to be hopeless. Listen to this young-minded 69 year old tell you how things can change, on this episode. He used testosterone cream like suntan lotion. Big mistake. When Mike divorced in his 50s he found himself wondering what was next. When he met a beautiful woman he was interested in he wanted to make sure he was “up” to the challenge. The local pharmacy was the next stop and he purchased some testosterone cream and began to use it - a lot. He’s convinced that his unsupervised and much-too-enthusiastic use of it is what accelerated the onset of prostate cancer and set his life on a trajectory he didn’t expect. On this episode you’ll hear how Mike overcame his cancer and how one of the side effects was the unexpected diagnosis of erectile dysfunction. Stick a needle in my penis? Are you kidding me? As Mike navigated the journey toward overcoming his E.D. one of the last treatments before resorting to a penile implant was injections. He wasn’t too keen on sticking a needle in his “package” but a guy’s gotta’ do what a guy’s gotta’ do. It was a great solution for his erectile dysfunction - for 7 years. But due to some mistakes he made in the way he administered his injections over those years the treatment lost its effectiveness. When the time came to consider the penile implant, Mike struggled to know what he should do. You can hear how he made that important decision on this episode. Mike’s penile implant changed his life in so many ways. Hey guys, if you’ve never dealt with the reality of erectile dysfunction, chances are you will. Statistically most men will deal with some degree of E.D. as they age, so you need to know the psychological, emotional, and physical toll the diagnosis and condition can have on you. Mike wasn’t ready for it and it hit him hard. It was easy to think, “How can I be much of a man if I can’t even get an erection?” Though he worked hard to overcome those misconstrued notions he was also offered the option of a penile implant - and the difference it has made is unbelievable. You can hear MIke’s entire story on this episode. Implant or not, there’s hope for you. Erectile dysfunction doesn’t have to dominate your life. There are many therapies of varying degrees that can give you back some or all of your biological function - if you’re willing to talk about the issue and seek the help you need. Daniel Canfield is on a mission to get you talking and to help you unravel the twisted thinking that easily happens in your head when E.D. becomes an issue. You’re going to learn a lot from this story, so be sure you set aside the time to listen. Outline of this great episode  [0:33] Daniel’s introduction of his guest, Mike. [2:43] Mike’s health history and how he discovered he had cancer. [5:16] Testosterone levels and prostate cancer risk. [8:50] The impact of cancer on Mike’s virility. [11:19] When the little blue pill didn’t work anymore: “Stick a needle in my penis? Are you kidding me?” [16:30] How men compensate for E.D. as they grow up. [21:00] The implementation of a penile implant. [26:48] Mike’s stem cell implant therapy. [31:03] Life after the implant and why there’s hope for everyone. 

A Penile Implant is not the most common prosthesis you might discuss over dinner. But that didn’t stop these two guys. Daniel and his guest Mike chat about their journeys through erectile dysfunction and the incredible difference their last resort has made - the penile implant. One of the great things about Broken Boner Radio is that we get to bring you the stories of everyday people like Mike who overcome E.D., Cancer, and much more through the blessing of modern medical science. If you suffer from erectile dysfunction you don’t have to be hopeless. Listen to this young-minded 69 year old tell you how things can change, on this episode. He used testosterone cream like suntan lotion. Big mistake. When Mike divorced in his 50s he found himself wondering what was next. When he met a beautiful woman he was interested in he wanted to make sure he was “up” to the challenge. The local pharmacy was the next stop and he purchased some testosterone cream and began to use it - a lot. He’s convinced that his unsupervised and much-too-enthusiastic use of it is what accelerated the onset of prostate cancer and set his life on a trajectory he didn’t expect. On this episode you’ll hear how Mike overcame his cancer and how one of the side effects was the unexpected diagnosis of erectile dysfunction. Stick a needle in my penis? Are you kidding me? As Mike navigated the journey toward overcoming his E.D. one of the last treatments before resorting to a penile implant was injections. He wasn’t too keen on sticking a needle in his “package” but a guy’s gotta’ do what a guy’s gotta’ do. It was a great solution for his erectile dysfunction - for 7 years. But due to some mistakes he made in the way he administered his injections over those years the treatment lost its effectiveness. When the time came to consider the penile implant, Mike struggled to know what he should do. You can hear how he made that important decision on this episode. Mike’s penile implant changed his life in so many ways. Hey guys, if you’ve never dealt with the reality of erectile dysfunction, chances are you will. Statistically most men will deal with some degree of E.D. as they age, so you need to know the psychological, emotional, and physical toll the diagnosis and condition can have on you. Mike wasn’t ready for it and it hit him hard. It was easy to think, “How can I be much of a man if I can’t even get an erection?” Though he worked hard to overcome those misconstrued notions he was also offered the option of a penile implant - and the difference it has made is unbelievable. You can hear MIke’s entire story on this episode. Implant or not, there’s hope for you. Erectile dysfunction doesn’t have to dominate your life. There are many therapies of varying degrees that can give you back some or all of your biological function - if you’re willing to talk about the issue and seek the help you need. Daniel Canfield is on a mission to get you talking and to help you unravel the twisted thinking that easily happens in your head when E.D. becomes an issue. You’re going to learn a lot from this story, so be sure you set aside the time to listen. Outline of this great episode <ul> <li>[0:33] Daniel’s introduction of his guest, Mike.</li> <li>[2:43] Mike’s health history and how he discovered he had cancer.</li> <li>[5:16] Testosterone levels and prostate cancer risk.</li> <li>[8:50] The impact of cancer on Mike’s virility.</li> <li>[11:19] When the little blue pill didn’t work anymore: “Stick a needle in my penis? Are you kidding me?”</li> <li>[16:30] How men compensate for E.D. as they grow up.</li> <li>[21:00] The implementation of a penile implant.</li> <li>[26:48] Mike’s stem cell implant therapy.</li> <li>[31:03] Life after the implant and why there’s hope for everyone.</li> </ul>

How A Penile Implant Enabled A 69 Year Old To Regain His Virility After Prostate Cancer – Episode #502

Testosterone levels are something you hear about now and then and truly can be a serious issue for men as they age. Today’s episode features a guy named Ted who is what Daniel refers to as a “Man’s man.” Ted has always been very sexually active, is single and wants to stay that way, and has had over 100 sexual partners in his lifetime. But at 45 he began seeing some changes in his zest for life, his eagerness to do things he loves, even sex. As a result Ted took a trip to his doctor and had some blood tests run. Guess what it was? Testosterone levels had dropped. You’re going to hear Ted’s story and find out what you can do to ensure that your testosterone levels are at a healthy place as you age, on this episode. Men’s health is a serious issue. When Daniel was in his 40s he began to experience decreased desire for the things he enjoyed and was very concerned. Some blood tests revealed that he had hypothyroidism. That condition alone impacted him in significant ways and within a few days of being on medication for the condition he began to feel more himself. After that, he had an issue with testosterone levels as well and had to undergo similar treatments as Ted, today’s guest. It’s important for men to get these things checked as they get older to keep themselves in good physical shape. If you want to hear how you can do that take a listen to this episode. An open conversation about sexual conditions is only going to make things better. That’s one of the things that Daniel Canfield is passionate about and why he’s made the decision to launch this platform - Broken Boner Radio. Not only is he opening the conversation about erectile dysfunction, he’s also eager to get men and women talking about the sexual hangups and false beliefs that float around modern culture surrounding sex and sexuality. His belief is that as we can honestly talk about the things we’ve experienced and are experiencing, everyone will be better for it. You can hear one of those candid talks today as Daniel chats with his friend Ted on this episode. The fear of erectile dysfunction in itself can be a dysfunction. Pressures that surround sex goes both ways. The image of men that is out there - of a sexual animal that is always hungry - it’s not healthy for men or women to believe and needs to be reconstructed. On today’s episode you’re going to hear the impact that belief has had on a man who now, at 45 years of age, has experienced almost every sexual situation imaginable, yet he still feels the pressure to use performance enhancers like Viagra just to live up to the expectations of the women he is with. Daniel’s out to get the conversation going about the harmful impact of these kinds of myths and you can hear him take a swing at it on this episode. Is there a conversation about sexuality you need to have? Give Daniel Canfield a call. Quickly becoming, “The Voice of Erectile Dysfunction” Daniel Canfield hopes that his willingness to openly talk about a physical condition he’s been diagnosed with and has treated will enable others to step up and speak honestly about their own concerns. If you’re one of those people who needs to speak up, you can give Daniel a call. Listen to this episode of the podcast to find out who he’s looking to talk to and how you can get in touch with him. Outline of this great episode  [0:33] Daniel’s introduction of his guest, Ted and why he’s on the show.. [3:30] Ted wonders if he’d think about relationship differently if he had erectile dysfunction. [4:43] Why Ted doesn’t want to be married. [8:20] Does the woman ever lose interest in the same way? [10:30] Why Ted takes Viagra even though he doesn’t have E.D. [15:00] The way Ted got Viagra without a prescription. [18:15] The pressure to have sex goes both ways. [27:11] Daniel’s desire to help men and women open a dialogue about these things. [32:00] Ted’s inquiries into his own health condition. [35:54] The normal testosterone levels in men at various ages. [41:07] Ted’s advice to men like him about getting older and learning to open up. 

Testosterone levels are something you hear about now and then and truly can be a serious issue for men as they age. Today’s episode features a guy named Ted who is what Daniel refers to as a “Man’s man.” Ted has always been very sexually active, is single and wants to stay that way, and has had over 100 sexual partners in his lifetime. But at 45 he began seeing some changes in his zest for life, his eagerness to do things he loves, even sex. As a result Ted took a trip to his doctor and had some blood tests run. Guess what it was? Testosterone levels had dropped. You’re going to hear Ted’s story and find out what you can do to ensure that your testosterone levels are at a healthy place as you age, on this episode. Men’s health is a serious issue. When Daniel was in his 40s he began to experience decreased desire for the things he enjoyed and was very concerned. Some blood tests revealed that he had hypothyroidism. That condition alone impacted him in significant ways and within a few days of being on medication for the condition he began to feel more himself. After that, he had an issue with testosterone levels as well and had to undergo similar treatments as Ted, today’s guest. It’s important for men to get these things checked as they get older to keep themselves in good physical shape. If you want to hear how you can do that take a listen to this episode. An open conversation about sexual conditions is only going to make things better. That’s one of the things that Daniel Canfield is passionate about and why he’s made the decision to launch this platform - Broken Boner Radio. Not only is he opening the conversation about erectile dysfunction, he’s also eager to get men and women talking about the sexual hangups and false beliefs that float around modern culture surrounding sex and sexuality. His belief is that as we can honestly talk about the things we’ve experienced and are experiencing, everyone will be better for it. You can hear one of those candid talks today as Daniel chats with his friend Ted on this episode. The fear of erectile dysfunction in itself can be a dysfunction. Pressures that surround sex goes both ways. The image of men that is out there - of a sexual animal that is always hungry - it’s not healthy for men or women to believe and needs to be reconstructed. On today’s episode you’re going to hear the impact that belief has had on a man who now, at 45 years of age, has experienced almost every sexual situation imaginable, yet he still feels the pressure to use performance enhancers like Viagra just to live up to the expectations of the women he is with. Daniel’s out to get the conversation going about the harmful impact of these kinds of myths and you can hear him take a swing at it on this episode. Is there a conversation about sexuality you need to have? Give Daniel Canfield a call. Quickly becoming, “The Voice of Erectile Dysfunction” Daniel Canfield hopes that his willingness to openly talk about a physical condition he’s been diagnosed with and has treated will enable others to step up and speak honestly about their own concerns. If you’re one of those people who needs to speak up, you can give Daniel a call. Listen to this episode of the podcast to find out who he’s looking to talk to and how you can get in touch with him. Outline of this great episode <ul> <li>[0:33] Daniel’s introduction of his guest, Ted and why he’s on the show..</li> <li>[3:30] Ted wonders if he’d think about relationship differently if he had erectile dysfunction.</li> <li>[4:43] Why Ted doesn’t want to be married.</li> <li>[8:20] Does the woman ever lose interest in the same way?</li> <li>[10:30] Why Ted takes Viagra even though he doesn’t have E.D.</li> <li>[15:00] The way Ted got Viagra without a prescription.</li> <li>[18:15] The pressure to have sex goes both ways.</li> <li>[27:11] Daniel’s desire to help men and women open a dialogue about these things.</li> <li>[32:00] Ted’s inquiries into his own health condition.</li> <li>[35:54] The normal testosterone levels in men at various ages.</li> <li>[41:07] Ted’s advice to men like him about getting older and learning to open up.</li> </ul>

Testosterone Levels, Sexual Prowess, and Aging As a Man – featuring Ted – Episode #504

Erectile dysfunction in young men is a bigger issue than you know (no pun intended). The reason it’s such a serious issue is because the condition of E.D. can be hereditary. Young men can grow up unaware of the issue until they are placed in a situation where that sort of “performance” is expected and they simply can’t accomplish an erection. Today’s guest, Ryan Canfield shares how he became fully aware of his inherited erectile dysfunction when he was first sexually active at age 18. He tells the story of the situation he was in, what he thought and felt about it, and how he moved on from there. This father-son conversation is both touching and revealing as Ryan and his dad, Daniel, chat openly about how they’ve each come to grips with the impact this condition has had on their lives. Erectile dysfunction has nothing to do with your manhood. Yes, E.D. impacts a part of you that feels like it’s directly related to your manhood but the reality is that erectile dysfunction in young men is similar to any other physical condition - there is a chance you inherited it from your father. Regardless, any sexual dysfunction impacts the confidence of young men. On today’s episode you’re going to hear how E.D. impacted one young man as he was moving out on his own and how he’s changed for the better as he’s come to admit and deal with his erectile dysfunction in healthier ways. It’s important for you to talk about the issue with safe people. Most young men who deal with erectile dysfunction are so mortified they are not about to talk to anyone about it. But the reality is that you can’t help the problem as long as you keep it under wraps. As a younger man you may have better options by dealing with the condition sooner rather than later. One young man’s turnaround all started with a courageous and open conversation with his father. And as you’ll hear from Ryan Canfield on today’s episode, there are very effective treatments for the condition that make life not only better, but so near normal that you won’t know the difference. It’s changed Ryan’s life - maybe being open can change yours as well. Is your bravado just an attempt to compensate for your erectile dysfunction. On today’s episode Daniel Canfield shares how he tried to compensate for the insecurity he felt about his erectile dysfunction by oversexualizing himself. He was the one to tell the dirty jokes, to make the inappropriate comments, to be the guy with the swagger and cockiness. But under the surface he didn’t really have the confidence he portrayed. What are you doing to compensate and how is it impacting the people around you. More importantly, when are you going to stop pretending and be the real you? Today’s episode should give you hope. You’ll hear the story of a young man with erectile dysfunction who boldly faced it, opened up about it, and has built a life that he’s proud of in spite of ED. A message to millennial guys who may have erectile dysfunction. Stop hiding. Talk about it. You’ll never be able to get the help you need - to get the relief from the pressure your condition is putting on your mind, heart, and soul if you don’t come out of the dark and admit that you have a physical condition that needs treatment. You’re not less of a man if you do. In fact, you’ll actually be showing the kind of courage that real men express when they do the right thing. Listen to this episode. Get inspired. Then take action. Outline of this great episode  [0:33] Daniel’s introduction of his son, Ryan. [3:00] The likelihood that Erectile Dysfunction is generational is growing. [4:18] Ryan was 18 when he discovered his own E.D. [14:01] Women speaking out in future episodes. [15:15] How Ryan felt as a teen and early twenty year old about his erectile dysfunction. [20:28] The masks and bravado that are often used to compensate. [25:13] How men need to be able to talk about this issue. [34:10] How both guys went from deep relationship to deep relationship. [37:43] Treatment Ryan sought at various stages. [44:20] What happens when treatments begin to be ineffective? [46:05] Ryan’s current therapy for his issue. [50:02] Why men should go to the experts and get checked if they have problems. [52:00] How Daniel felt when his injections stopped working. [54:54] How Ryan feels about the possibility of a penile implant surgery in the future. [58:00] Ryan’s message to guys his age who may have E.D. showing up. 

Erectile dysfunction in young men is a bigger issue than you know (no pun intended). The reason it’s such a serious issue is because the condition of E.D. can be hereditary. Young men can grow up unaware of the issue until they are placed in a situation where that sort of “performance” is expected and they simply can’t accomplish an erection. Today’s guest, Ryan Canfield shares how he became fully aware of his inherited erectile dysfunction when he was first sexually active at age 18. He tells the story of the situation he was in, what he thought and felt about it, and how he moved on from there. This father-son conversation is both touching and revealing as Ryan and his dad, Daniel, chat openly about how they’ve each come to grips with the impact this condition has had on their lives. Erectile dysfunction has nothing to do with your manhood. Yes, E.D. impacts a part of you that feels like it’s directly related to your manhood but the reality is that erectile dysfunction in young men is similar to any other physical condition - there is a chance you inherited it from your father. Regardless, any sexual dysfunction impacts the confidence of young men. On today’s episode you’re going to hear how E.D. impacted one young man as he was moving out on his own and how he’s changed for the better as he’s come to admit and deal with his erectile dysfunction in healthier ways. It’s important for you to talk about the issue with safe people. Most young men who deal with erectile dysfunction are so mortified they are not about to talk to anyone about it. But the reality is that you can’t help the problem as long as you keep it under wraps. As a younger man you may have better options by dealing with the condition sooner rather than later. One young man’s turnaround all started with a courageous and open conversation with his father. And as you’ll hear from Ryan Canfield on today’s episode, there are very effective treatments for the condition that make life not only better, but so near normal that you won’t know the difference. It’s changed Ryan’s life - maybe being open can change yours as well. Is your bravado just an attempt to compensate for your erectile dysfunction. On today’s episode Daniel Canfield shares how he tried to compensate for the insecurity he felt about his erectile dysfunction by oversexualizing himself. He was the one to tell the dirty jokes, to make the inappropriate comments, to be the guy with the swagger and cockiness. But under the surface he didn’t really have the confidence he portrayed. What are you doing to compensate and how is it impacting the people around you. More importantly, when are you going to stop pretending and be the real you? Today’s episode should give you hope. You’ll hear the story of a young man with erectile dysfunction who boldly faced it, opened up about it, and has built a life that he’s proud of in spite of ED. A message to millennial guys who may have erectile dysfunction. Stop hiding. Talk about it. You’ll never be able to get the help you need - to get the relief from the pressure your condition is putting on your mind, heart, and soul if you don’t come out of the dark and admit that you have a physical condition that needs treatment. You’re not less of a man if you do. In fact, you’ll actually be showing the kind of courage that real men express when they do the right thing. Listen to this episode. Get inspired. Then take action. Outline of this great episode <ul> <li>[0:33] Daniel’s introduction of his son, Ryan.</li> <li>[3:00] The likelihood that Erectile Dysfunction is generational is growing.</li> <li>[4:18] Ryan was 18 when he discovered his own E.D.</li> <li>[14:01] Women speaking out in future episodes.</li> <li>[15:15] How Ryan felt as a teen and early twenty year old about his erectile dysfunction.</li> <li>[20:28] The masks and bravado that are often used to compensate.</li> <li>[25:13] How men need to be able to talk about this issue.</li> <li>[34:10] How both guys went from deep relationship to deep relationship.</li> <li>[37:43] Treatment Ryan sought at various stages.</li> <li>[44:20] What happens when treatments begin to be ineffective?</li> <li>[46:05] Ryan’s current therapy for his issue.</li> <li>[50:02] Why men should go to the experts and get checked if they have problems.</li> <li>[52:00] How Daniel felt when his injections stopped working.</li> <li>[54:54] How Ryan feels about the possibility of a penile implant surgery in the future.</li> <li>[58:00] Ryan’s message to guys his age who may have E.D. showing up.</li> </ul>

Erectile Dysfunction in Young Men, a Father-Son Conversation featuring Ryan Canfield – Episode #503

Host Daniel Canfield, lifelong sufferer of erectile dysfunction, takes the shame, fear and frustration out of the topic no man wants to discuss and women rarely understand. With humor and hope, he discusses his journey living with E.D., the truth about this common condition, the causes, treatments, and how to navigate this sensitive subject within relationships. His guests include doctors, specialists and men who suffer from ED as well as their partners. If you've ever worried about not getting it up, you're not alone. Join this important conversation on men's health and find your solution!

Elaine Williams

Erectile Dysfunction. Just saying it makes many men squirm and just as many women say, “Ewwww.” Daniel Canfield is tired of it being that way. Just like any other physical dysfunction, from a faulty heart valve to a club foot, E.D. is something that needs to be talked about. Why? Because there are innumerable people out there suffering from the condition (men and women) who need help. But they’ve got to know that it’s safe to bring up the subject, to talk about it, and to reach out for help. In this nothing-held back inaugural episode of Broken Boner Radio Daniel Canfield shares his lifelong story of dealing with erectile dysfunction in hopes of bringing more men and women out of the closet (so to speak) to talk about the issue and the hope that exists. Daniel Canfield is eager to talk to you about his erectile dysfunction. No, it’s not that he’s a voyeur or weirdo who wants to give you too much information. He wants to engage you in a conversation that he’s reasonably sure will be of help to you - or someone you know and love. Erectile Dysfunction affects almost 49% of men under the age of 40. That means that somebody you know is struggling with E.R. or the effects of it. Daniel believes that when we’re able to talk about it, without shame, and without a sense of personal inadequacy because of it - great help, healing, and hope can come. Women are impacted by E.D. as well. Hey men, remember those days when you were dating that significant other? You wanted to show them every bit of your impressive masculinity, didn’t you? But what if you don’t feel particularly masculine because of erectile dysfunction? Not only will you be less confident but the women in your life will pick up on it and be impacted also. She may think she must not be much of a woman because she can’t get you aroused. She may feel like you don’t like her. She may feel… you get the point. :) On this episode Daniel and Elaine dig into all that mumbo jumbo and reveal that the problem extends to more than just the man who can’t get it up. You’ll find lots of insight and tons of hope, so be sure you listen. A variety of treatments exist for erectile dysfunction and Daniel’s tried them all. Penis pumps. Viagra and Cialis. Injections (ouch). Implants. Through the years Daniel Canfield has approached his erectile dysfunction in almost every way imaginable. What he’s discovered is that although those are helpful tools to enable the intercourse part of sexual relationships, they aren’t what make him a “real man” or not. That comes from inside, from understanding that masculinity goes way beyond a broken or working boner. You can hear Daniel’s entire story on this episode of Broken Boner Radio. What you can expect from Broken Boner Radio. Daniel is styling himself as the “Voice of Erectile Dysfunction.” The fact that he’s willing to take on that title for himself shows you the easy going manner with which he approaches such an uncomfortable topic. You’ll hear some joking, some research findings, some medical stats, and colorful language - but regardless what form it comes in you will always get helpful, honest, hopeful information about how you and the ones you love can live with E.D. and move beyond the hold it has on you. Outline of this great episode  [0:33] Introduction of this episode and the guest host: Elaine Williams. [2:11] Why Daniel is coming out of the closet about his erectile dysfunction. [3:30] How Daniel first discovered his E.D. [5:11] The societal stigma about guys with erectile problems. [7:46] The societal lies that swirl around sexual issues for men and women. [9:50] But Daniel has 3 kids. How did that happen? [11:40] How erectile dysfunction impacts relationships between men and women. [16:08] Advice for men and women when the boner goes soft. [20:15] Daniel’s experience with taking pills for his E.D.. [24:00] The origin of viagra: an unknown story. [30:58] When the injections stopped working - the penile implant. [34:32] Daniel’s conversation with his sons about the genetic possibilities for them. [37:18] Why there is great hope for those who suffer from erectile dysfunction. [38:30] Daniel’s upcoming book release. [40:09] Resources Daniel is creating: programs, coaching, and more. [42:30] Why the dialogue about E.D. has to change.  Resources &amp; Links mentioned in this episode  www.DanielCanfield.com www.ElaineWilliams.com 

Erectile Dysfunction. Just saying it makes many men squirm and just as many women say, “Ewwww.” Daniel Canfield is tired of it being that way. Just like any other physical dysfunction, from a faulty heart valve to a club foot, E.D. is something that needs to be talked about. Why? Because there are innumerable people out there suffering from the condition (men and women) who need help. But they’ve got to know that it’s safe to bring up the subject, to talk about it, and to reach out for help. In this nothing-held back inaugural episode of Broken Boner Radio Daniel Canfield shares his lifelong story of dealing with erectile dysfunction in hopes of bringing more men and women out of the closet (so to speak) to talk about the issue and the hope that exists. Daniel Canfield is eager to talk to you about his erectile dysfunction. No, it’s not that he’s a voyeur or weirdo who wants to give you too much information. He wants to engage you in a conversation that he’s reasonably sure will be of help to you - or someone you know and love. Erectile Dysfunction affects almost 49% of men under the age of 40. That means that somebody you know is struggling with E.R. or the effects of it. Daniel believes that when we’re able to talk about it, without shame, and without a sense of personal inadequacy because of it - great help, healing, and hope can come. Women are impacted by E.D. as well. Hey men, remember those days when you were dating that significant other? You wanted to show them every bit of your impressive masculinity, didn’t you? But what if you don’t feel particularly masculine because of erectile dysfunction? Not only will you be less confident but the women in your life will pick up on it and be impacted also. She may think she must not be much of a woman because she can’t get you aroused. She may feel like you don’t like her. She may feel… you get the point. :) On this episode Daniel and Elaine dig into all that mumbo jumbo and reveal that the problem extends to more than just the man who can’t get it up. You’ll find lots of insight and tons of hope, so be sure you listen. A variety of treatments exist for erectile dysfunction and Daniel’s tried them all. Penis pumps. Viagra and Cialis. Injections (ouch). Implants. Through the years Daniel Canfield has approached his erectile dysfunction in almost every way imaginable. What he’s discovered is that although those are helpful tools to enable the intercourse part of sexual relationships, they aren’t what make him a “real man” or not. That comes from inside, from understanding that masculinity goes way beyond a broken or working boner. You can hear Daniel’s entire story on this episode of Broken Boner Radio. What you can expect from Broken Boner Radio. Daniel is styling himself as the “Voice of Erectile Dysfunction.” The fact that he’s willing to take on that title for himself shows you the easy going manner with which he approaches such an uncomfortable topic. You’ll hear some joking, some research findings, some medical stats, and colorful language - but regardless what form it comes in you will always get helpful, honest, hopeful information about how you and the ones you love can live with E.D. and move beyond the hold it has on you. Outline of this great episode <ul> <li>[0:33] Introduction of this episode and the guest host: Elaine Williams.</li> <li>[2:11] Why Daniel is coming out of the closet about his erectile dysfunction.</li> <li>[3:30] How Daniel first discovered his E.D.</li> <li>[5:11] The societal stigma about guys with erectile problems.</li> <li>[7:46] The societal lies that swirl around sexual issues for men and women.</li> <li>[9:50] But Daniel has 3 kids. How did that happen?</li> <li>[11:40] How erectile dysfunction impacts relationships between men and women.</li> <li>[16:08] Advice for men and women when the boner goes soft.</li> <li>[20:15] Daniel’s experience with taking pills for his E.D..</li> <li>[24:00] The origin of viagra: an unknown story.</li> <li>[30:58] When the injections stopped working - the penile implant.</li> <li>[34:32] Daniel’s conversation with his sons about the genetic possibilities for them.</li> <li>[37:18] Why there is great hope for those who suffer from erectile dysfunction.</li> <li>[38:30] Daniel’s upcoming book release.</li> <li>[40:09] Resources Daniel is creating: programs, coaching, and more.</li> <li>[42:30] Why the dialogue about E.D. has to change.</li> </ul> Resources &amp; Links mentioned in this episode <ul> <li><a href="http://www.danielcanfield.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.DanielCanfield.com</a></li> <li><a href="http://www.elainewilliams.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.ElaineWilliams.com</a></li> </ul>

My Erectile Dysfunction Story, with Daniel Canfield and guest host Elaine Williams– Episode #501 of Broken Boner Radio

I stumbled upon this podcast and was blown away by how much I can relate. I had no idea it was common. I don&#39;t love the doctor but I think I&#39;ll go. Thanks Daniel for giving me the courage to get this checked out. Looking forward to more episodes.

Thanks for talking about this!

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