The issue of premature ejaculation is more common than most people believe. According to study and survey data, it affects approximately 1 in 3 men at some point in their lives.
It is estimated that up to 70% of men experience occasional episodes of premature ejaculation during their sexual encounters. This concerning statistic not only impacts individual sexual satisfaction but can also have negative effects on relationships and male self-esteem. On the other hand, about 51% of men turn to the Internet in search of solutions to their intimate concerns, and 80% of men avoid seeking professional help or discussing it with someone they trust.
To address this need, at MYHIXEL, you will find a unique product that provides a real solution to premature ejaculation issues.
Premature Ejaculation, known as PE, is a male sexual disorder characterized by the inability to control ejaculation during sexual activity, resulting in early orgasms and frustration for both the man and his partner. This issue arises from a variety of factors, including psychological factors such as anxiety, stress, and low self-esteem, as well as biological factors like penile hypersensitivity. Premature ejaculation can negatively impact the quality of life and sexual relationships. It is important to address this disorder to enhance sexual and emotional satisfaction.
The causes of premature ejaculation can vary and be multifactorial, encompassing psychological, biological, and emotional factors. In many cases, anxiety, stress, insecurity, or concerns about sexual performance can trigger premature ejaculation. Additionally, penile hypersensitivity or hyperactive sexual response can contribute to the problem. Past sexual experiences may also play a significant role. Identifying the underlying causes is crucial for effectively addressing premature ejaculation and finding the best solution for each individual.
Hereditary Factor: There are instances where genetics can influence this situation and may be inherited. It's important to check if it has occurred in the family at any point.
Blood Circulation: Blood circulation is vital during erection, so poor circulation that disrupts or prevents blood flow can lead to erection disorders that affect or result in issues like lack of ejaculatory control.
Extreme Sensitivity: Extreme sensitivity or hypersensitivity in the penis can also lead to quicker ejaculation. Hypersensitivity is not permanent.
Diet: Poor nutrition can affect the quality of sexual relationships and even lead to a loss of ejaculatory control or erectile dysfunction, among other issues.
Drug Consumption: Alcohol and drugs can impact semen quality and production, causing irregularities in ejaculation.
Other Biological Factors: A small minority of men experience premature ejaculation due to chemical or biological factors such as abnormal hormone levels, medical conditions like prostate or urethral problems, or chemical imbalances in the brain centers.
Poor Sexual Education or Inexperience: Men with limited sexual experience may find themselves unsure of how to anticipate and control climax, creating insecurity that affects their relationships regularly.
Low Self-Esteem: Dissatisfaction with one's self-image is also linked to anxiety, thus generating issues when engaging in sexual relations.
Anxiety and Stress: Many men with premature ejaculation also experience anxiety problems, which may worsen when combined with other psychological conditions.
Low Satisfaction with Sexual Life: Engaging in unhealthy or unsatisfactory sexual relations can also lead to a loss of control when reaching ejaculation.
Novelty in a Relationship and Over-Excitement: Excitement and nervousness about a new partner or a new experience can trigger premature ejaculation. An overly excited man may find it challenging to control the climax moment.
Conditioning: Masturbating quickly or rushing the conclusion of sexual relations can condition the body to reach climax sooner. This is often experienced by men with erectile dysfunction, as they may want to finish before the erection fades away.
In a market filled with miracle products of questionable effectiveness, MYHIXEL provides practical and innovative solutions for treating premature ejaculation. Its approach is based on the combination of technology, science, and cognitive-behavioral therapy.
MYHIXEL Control is the solution for climax control that combines the use of a cognitive-behavioral therapy-based program integrated into an app and a stimulation device. The program is specially designed to provide training and control in managing sexual arousal and ejaculation. The combination of the app and device allows for a real solution to a problem that should be addressed with a professional and secure approach.
The MYHIXEL device connects to the app to provide progress statistics, enabling users to practice and enhance control over their sexual response. The program offers a personalized training process that helps extend the duration of sexual activity and significantly reduces the likelihood of premature ejaculation. You will learn to recognize signals from your own body and gradually prolong the arousal time. This will enable you to gain the necessary confidence in bed and improve your sexual performance.
In addition to the definitive solution for climax control, MYHIXEL also provides quality online educational content. This allows you to access advice from healthcare professionals, stress management techniques, and psychological support to address aspects related to premature ejaculation.
Greater Sexual Control: You'll develop increased control over your sexual response, enabling you to manage and prolong arousal, a crucial aspect in combating premature ejaculation.
Extended Sexual Duration: Consistently following the guidelines will result in a significant improvement in the duration of your sexual encounters, contributing to overcoming premature ejaculation and satisfying your partner.
More Confidence in Bed: You'll gain clear confidence in your ability to maintain sexual performance and satisfy your partner. Overcoming anxiety and insecurity associated with premature ejaculation improves your emotional well-being and overall satisfaction in intimate relationships.
Physical and Psychological Improvement: Thanks to the combination of cognitive-behavioral therapy and advanced technology, you'll enhance the physical and psychological aspects directly involved in premature ejaculation, providing a comprehensive solution for those struggling with this issue.
Personalized Training: The MYHIXEL system adapts to your pace and individual needs, offering personalized training to help you achieve optimal results in the fight against premature ejaculation.
Online Therapeutic Resources: In addition to the solution, MYHIXEL provides access to online therapeutic resources, such as professional advice and guidance, to support you in the process of treating premature ejaculation.
Confidentiality and Convenience: MYHIXEL allows you to address premature ejaculation from the privacy of your home, avoiding any potential issues associated with seeking professional help in person.
MYHIXEL Control is the first program designed to address premature ejaculation that has been integrated into an app. This cognitive-behavioral methodology has been developed by a team of experts in sexual health and has been recommended in consultations for years. Now, you can undertake it from home completely anonymously.
The methodology consists of an 8-week program that progressively teaches you how to control the physical and psychological mechanisms that affect climax.
The MYHIXEL Control solution also includes a stimulation device, MYHIXEL II, as it has been scientifically proven that their combination helps achieve better results in ejaculation control. Through the device, a much more realistic sensation is recreated than manual stimulation provides, and this simulation of a real situation significantly improves the results of the methodology.
The interior design of MYHIXEL II is anatomically realistic, featuring a specially designed heating system and vibration system to simulate a real penetration sensation.
MYHIXEL Control is grounded in extensive scientific research, incorporating the latest technological innovations. It brings together the expertise of medical professionals and engineers to achieve optimal results, without the use of chemicals or anesthetic creams.
Through collaboration with sexual health experts, we have developed a certified solution for one of the most common sexual dysfunctions: premature ejaculation.
The methodology's effectiveness lies in the combination of the activity program in the MYHIXEL Play app, which includes AI adaptation to your needs, and the innovative, anatomically realistic MYHIXEL II device.
The MYHIXEL Play app is certified as a Medical Device in the European Union (CE marking), and the MYHIXEL II stimulation device is registered in the FDA Device Listing Database as a medical device (Class II). These distinctions ensure that our products meet the highest medical standards.
In our latest study, two-thirds of the participants no longer suffer from premature ejaculation.
MYHIXEL provides men with an effective, at-home therapy for premature ejaculation, supported by the MYHIXEL team.
In the realm of sexology, initiatives like MYHIXEL are always warmly received.
I'm really happy that I decided to give it a try. As everything in life, it requires dedication, but the results are worth it.
MYHIXEL has changed my life by improving my sexual health not only because of the performance with my partner but as well because of being now more self-confidence.
Premature ejaculation is a condition that can be tackled in different ways. However, traditional treatments often fall short of providing a definitive solution. Most medications require ongoing use, and non-pharmacological methods mostly involve less effective techniques, posing challenges for both individuals and their partners.
One of the best options is MYHIXEL Control, a program that combines cognitive-behavioral therapy with advanced technology. This approach not only addresses the physical aspects of premature ejaculation but also the psychological ones. MYHIXEL Control includes a personalized training program and the MYHIXEL II device, which is a part of the treatment. The device is designed to simulate a realistic sexual experience, proven to be effective in improving ejaculation control.
Furthermore, scientific studies have demonstrated that the combination of therapy and realistic simulation with the MYHIXEL II device significantly enhances treatment outcomes. This device is listed in the FDA Device Listing Database as a medical device and has been scientifically tested as an effective complement to therapies related to male intimate health. The application also holds CE marking as Medical Device Software in the European Union.
Premature ejaculation is characterized by a rapid release of semen, often before desired. It is usually considered premature ejaculation if ejaculation occurs in less than 3 minutes consistently from the start of sexual relations. Additionally, it may include a lack of ejaculatory control that is not always present but happens consistently or almost always. It is important to note that duration is not the sole indicator of a satisfactory sexual experience, and the perception of the problem can vary among individuals. Therefore, some men with a time exceeding 3 minutes may also benefit from the improved control provided by the MYHIXEL Control solution.
The relationship between premature ejaculation (PE) and age is neither linear nor direct. While it's observed that PE might be more common in younger men, partly due to sexual inexperience, anxiety, and psychological factors, it is not limited to a specific age group. In reality, PE can affect men of all ages. A study published in the Journal of Sexual Medicine suggests that the prevalence of PE does not vary significantly with age (Serefoglu et al., 2014).
Premature ejaculation is not necessarily a permanent condition. Its treatment depends on the underlying cause and may include behavioral therapies, relaxation techniques, medications, or a combination of these. Cognitive-behavioral therapy and mindfulness techniques have proven effective in some cases. Most men can improve their control over ejaculation with proper treatment (McMahon et al., 2008, in the Journal of Sexual Medicine).
Control of ejaculation through psychological methods is possible to some extent. Techniques like cognitive-behavioral therapy and mindfulness (which involve both mind and body), focusing on managing anxiety and mindfulness during sexual activity, have shown effectiveness in improving ejaculation control (Waldinger, 2014, in Translational Andrology and Urology). However, effectiveness varies depending on the individual and specific circumstances.
After the age of 40, men may experience changes in their sexual function, but this is not limited to premature ejaculation. Other issues like delayed ejaculation or erectile dysfunction may arise. These changes may be related to overall health factors such as cardiovascular diseases, diabetes, hormonal changes, or even psychological factors (Corona et al., 2010).
In summary, premature ejaculation can affect men of different ages, is not necessarily permanent, and can be addressed with psychological and medical techniques. After the age of 40, various ejaculation issues may arise, although they are not inevitable and depend on multiple factors. It's important for men experiencing persistent ejaculation problems to seek guidance from a healthcare professional for proper diagnosis and treatment.
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