Tacosaurus Tex
New Member
Hi everyone,
I've suffered from TMS/PPD in the past and used Dr Sarno's techniques to overcome the symptoms. Over the years I've used these techniques to conquer back pain, groin pain, insomnia, and carpal tunnel. For the past year I've suffered from erectile dysfunction (I'm only 30 years old) which was a major blow in terms of my confidence and ability to enjoy sex and intimacy. About two months ago I had the idea that maybe my ED was TMS related, but, since I never heard of ED being a TMS equivalent, I quickly abandoned the idea. Well now I've been doing the structured program for the past 8 days and I've seen a few interesting changes. I won't go into the details but I think I might eventually be able to provide some anecdotal evidence about a link between TMS and erectile dysfunction, particularly among young men. Of course my ED might be the result of self-reinforcing anxiety and in that sense a TMS approach may only be effective in as much as I believe it's working, thereby mitigating my anxiety. Maybe I'll have more to say about this in a future post. Sometimes I think it's easy to be overly excited about results and jump to unwarranted conclusions. But then again, what ever works for works for me and there's little reason to care about anything beyond that. Yesterday I got itchy all over when I tried to sleep, which has happened before when my brain needed to shift symptoms.
Anyways, hope to have more information to report soon.
I've suffered from TMS/PPD in the past and used Dr Sarno's techniques to overcome the symptoms. Over the years I've used these techniques to conquer back pain, groin pain, insomnia, and carpal tunnel. For the past year I've suffered from erectile dysfunction (I'm only 30 years old) which was a major blow in terms of my confidence and ability to enjoy sex and intimacy. About two months ago I had the idea that maybe my ED was TMS related, but, since I never heard of ED being a TMS equivalent, I quickly abandoned the idea. Well now I've been doing the structured program for the past 8 days and I've seen a few interesting changes. I won't go into the details but I think I might eventually be able to provide some anecdotal evidence about a link between TMS and erectile dysfunction, particularly among young men. Of course my ED might be the result of self-reinforcing anxiety and in that sense a TMS approach may only be effective in as much as I believe it's working, thereby mitigating my anxiety. Maybe I'll have more to say about this in a future post. Sometimes I think it's easy to be overly excited about results and jump to unwarranted conclusions. But then again, what ever works for works for me and there's little reason to care about anything beyond that. Yesterday I got itchy all over when I tried to sleep, which has happened before when my brain needed to shift symptoms.
Anyways, hope to have more information to report soon.
