"Link Found Between Low Sexual Satisfaction and Cognitive Decline"

A study conducted by researchers from Penn State suggests that decreased sexual satisfaction and erectile function in middle-aged men may serve as early warning signs of future cognitive decline. The study, which examined the relationship between sexual satisfaction, erectile functionality, and cognitive abilities in men aged 56 to 68, found that declines in sexual satisfaction and erectile function were correlated with future memory loss. The findings highlight a potential novel risk factor for cognitive decline and suggest that improvements in sexual satisfaction could potentially boost memory function.