Although sexual function gradually decreases as people age, if it is well maintained, sexual function can be extended with life. So how to maintain it? Let me introduce you to several methods below:

(1) Believe that your sexual function is normal, strong, and fertile. Staying mentally invincible is often crucial for middle-aged people.

(2) Pay attention to the youthfulness of appearance. When the elderly pursue youthful emotions, their bodies will also become younger; on the contrary, if they are afraid of aging, often lamenting that they are "old," and become mentally captives of aging, they will soon fall into the state of the elderly.

(3) Exercise regularly, especially jogging or walking, focusing on exercising the lower body. The "key" to the rise and fall of sexual function is the waist and feet.

(4) Pay attention to nutrition in your diet, and eat more seafood. Because seafood contains a lot of zinc, it is beneficial to enhance sexual desire.

(5) Be ambitious and passionate about your work. Some people yearn for a comfortable life after retirement and are content with having grandchildren, so early aging is inevitable. Even if you retire, you should still look for some public affairs that can interest you.

(6) On the premise of loving your wife single-mindedly, you must have a spirit of admiration for women. This will stimulate the secretion of gonadal hormones and maintain unremitting sexual function.

(7) Life should be humorous. Humor and wit are the greatest secrets to staying young.

(8) A cheerful personality, not worrying about trivial matters around you, and being open-minded are the secrets to immortality. Mental depression can lead to impotence.

(9) Try to quit smoking, drinking, gambling, and get enough sleep.

(10) Consistently take vitamin E capsules every day, which can delay physical aging and sexual decline

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