Weight Loss Improves Sexual Performance

Diabetes affects a large number of people in the world and the numbers are continuing to increase at an alarming rate. While genetic predisposition is one of the major contributors for type 2 diabetes, another looming threat cannot be completely ignored. It is obesity which is fast becoming an epidemic of monumental proportions. It is also known that compared to type 1 diabetics, the type 2 diabetics tend to be obese.

Also several studies have established that Non diabetic individuals who are obese are at great risk for the development of diabetes. Obesity, initially leads to insulin resistance. This is a condition where insulin is present, but is unable to act. Insulin resistance subsequently progresses to type 2 diabetes. One of the problems faced by obese men who are diabetics is the loss of desire for sex and the decreasing ability to perform in the bedroom. Recent studies indicate that these obese diabetics when they reduce the body weight get back their sexual desires. They are also able to sexually satisfy their partners, indicating better performance.Of course, this is applicable even if you are not diabetic.