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Survey Finds Alarming Number of Korean Men Impotent
The survey, which the company says features a random sample of 9,000 men from Korea, China, Taiwan and Malaysia, shows sufferers from erectile dysfunction in Korea to make up 1 percent of men in their 20s, 4 percent of those in their 30s, 8 percent of those in their 40s, 15 percent of those in their 50s, and 24 percent for those in their 60s. That was twice the proportion found in Malaysia and Taiwan.

Prof. Lee Seong-won of Samsung Seoul Hospital, who helped with the survey, said, "There was a clear trend that in Asia, sufferers from erectile dysfunction try to hide their disease or fail to seek treatment, and this was particularly pronounced in Korea." He added, "Erectile dysfunction can be an early sign of diseases like heart disease, diabetes and high blood pressure, so one mustn't take it lightly."
Chosun Ilbo (June 13, 2005)
http://english.chosun.com/w21data/html/news/200506/200506130017.html

[calypso]

and you'd be one of them i'm guessing?

[fusionbarnone]

Sounds like smoking and drinking are finally recieving the spotlight.

Koreans still seem to have a great birth rate as compared to larger countries like Russia.

And, they seem to be winning.

[little mixed girl]

from the number of viagra commercials and other ones i see, i can safely say that men in the states have the same problem.
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[dulouz]

My dad was important. He was a bank president.

[JacktheCat]

All those "night stamina" drinks ain't for nothing.

[Flossie]

[Col.Brandon]

Survey Finds Alarming Number of Korean Men Incompetent

[eamo]

Viagra has become quite a phenomeneomenen here. I saw a Korean news segment about a big bust of Viagra smugglers last week.

I guess middle-aged Korean men are realising this stuff actually works as opposed to eating the meat of a dog that has been tied to a tree and beaten then butchered.

Actually, how long will it take for the enormously long list of "stamina" foods and drinks to be exposed as the BS it is?

Will ajeossi's continue to eat bosintang if Viagra is easily available?

[rapier]

In korea i would guess that stress, depression, exhaustion from overwork, lack of physical excercise and heavy smoking/drinking would be the prime reasons. seems fairly obvious.

[Pyongshin Sangja]

[Jake E. Lee]

���ž�, you sound like a real A-hole. No wonder your impression of Koreans are so low. Enjoy what you do best and have your sloppy seconds with the ajummas.

[coldcrush]

[Corporal]

[buddy bradley]