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A study published on 2016 compared how many men had erection problems in the 90's and in the recent years. The scientific article also separated those males by age, so people can see how and why younger men are having more and more problems on having sex. Below you can see some highlights of the study:
1999: 5% of men reported erectile dysfunction, and 5% reported low sexual desire (ages 18 to 59).
2002: only 2% of men under 40 years old had erectile-dysfunction.
2006: first high speed porn website.
2011: 14-28% of european man aged 18-40 have ED.
2012: swiss researches claimed 30% of men with 18-24 age have erection problems.
2014: canadian study discovered that 53.5% of males aged 16–21 had symptoms indicative of a sexual problem. Erectile dysfunction was the most common (26%), followed by low sexual desire (24%), and problems with orgasm (11%).
2016: low sexual satisfaction (47.9%), low desire (46.2%), and problems in erectile function (45.3%) in men with 16–21 years.
Source: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5039517/
1999: 5% of men reported erectile dysfunction, and 5% reported low sexual desire (ages 18 to 59).
2002: only 2% of men under 40 years old had erectile-dysfunction.
2006: first high speed porn website.
2011: 14-28% of european man aged 18-40 have ED.
2012: swiss researches claimed 30% of men with 18-24 age have erection problems.
2014: canadian study discovered that 53.5% of males aged 16–21 had symptoms indicative of a sexual problem. Erectile dysfunction was the most common (26%), followed by low sexual desire (24%), and problems with orgasm (11%).
2016: low sexual satisfaction (47.9%), low desire (46.2%), and problems in erectile function (45.3%) in men with 16–21 years.
Source: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5039517/