How Does Gainswave Work - Gameday Men's Health

How Does Gainswave Work

Gainswave is a breakthrough solution that can enhance sexual performance and renew your sex life but many men are unaware of what it is or how it works. If you suffer from erectile dysfunction (ED), Peyronie’s disease, or any other conditions that leave you with less-than-optimal sexual performance, keep reading and further your understanding of the Gainswave treatment.

SIMPLE SCIENCE BEHIND THE GAINSWAVE TREATMENT

Using a special instrument that emits low-intensity shockwaves, these shockwaves are focused on the arteries that supply blood flow for an erection. Through this non-invasive approach, we are able to dissolve plaque build-up in those arteries, repair the health of the existing arteries as well as create the growth of new arteries through a process called angiogenesis. When it comes to treating Peyronie’s Disease, the shockwaves are focused in the areas where scar tissue is present. Not only do the shockwaves make the scar tissue more malleable, so they also work to decrease the amount of scar tissue present. This both increases functionality while decreasing the curvature and pain associated with Peyronie’s Disease. Due to the penetration depth of the shockwaves, while treating you for either ED or Peyronie’s Disease, you are going to get good circumferential treatment of the entire penis; the arteries that supply the blood, your erectile tissue as well as nerve endings that branch throughout the penis.

IMPROVE YOUR BLOOD FLOW

When you get sexually stimulated, your arteries dilate, and blood rushes into the penis through several main arteries and gets trapped in a spongy tissue on either side of the shaft, so it’s safe to say that good blood flow is the name of the game when it comes to erections. That being said, it’s no surprise that 90% of ED is vascular in nature, or blood flow related. The utilization of GainsWave, or low-intensity-shockwave-therapy, is the only treatment that addresses the root cause of the issue by reducing plaque build-up, restoring the health of the current arteries and creating new ones. All of the other treatments that are out there for ED only act as a band-aid, a short term solution for a long-term problem, without doing anything to address the root cause of the issue. Not only is shockwave therapy the best solution to solving your ED, it is also the safest.

WHEN TO START GAINSWAVE THERAPY

Most adult men who experience signs of erectile dysfunction can benefit from this shock wave treatment, and it’s never a bad time to schedule a consultation with us to assess your viability as a patient. You will sit down with one of our providers who will obtain a comprehensive medical history as well as a history of your functionality and ED issues. Then we will be able to assess the degree of your ED and recommend a treatment protocol based on your specific needs. No two patients are the same, so we take a very individualized approach to making your ED a thing of the past.

GAINSWAVE SAFETY CONCERNS

Clinical research and countless reports of enhanced sexual performance indicate that Gainswave therapy is completely safe and effective for the vast majority of adult men. By stimulating your body’s own resources to improve poor blood flow, restore the health of damaged arteries, and create new blood vessels, shockwave therapy corrects the symptoms of erectile dysfunction, all without cutting, ingesting, implanting, or unnaturally altering your body. Gainswave is the more effective, less invasive way to improve sexual function.

SUMMARY

Gainswave is 2021’s top surgery-free treatment for achieving improved sexual performance and more sustainable erections. By improving the quality of existing blood vessels, helping eliminate micro-plaque, and promoting the growth of new blood vessels and tissue, Gainswave helps make sexual intercourse possible again. Don’t settle for ED medications and gimmicks, contact Gameday Men’s Health for details and information about this innovative treatment.

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