If you suffer from Erectile Dysfunction (ED), your condition may be part of a potentially dangerous but reversible disorder called Pre-Diabetes. You are particularly vulnerable to Pre-Diabetes – a glucose and insulin imbalance – if you're overweight, over 45, don't get enough exercise and have high blood pressure (hypertension). Other risk factors are high levels of triglycerides and LDL "bad" cholesterol, low levels of HDL "good" cholesterol, eating large quantities of carbohydrates, having low or high blood sugar levels or a family history of Diabetes.

Left unchecked, Pre-Diabetes heightens the likelihood of irreversible Type 2 Diabetes, which significantly increases the risk of a heart attack or stroke as well as blindness, amputation and kidney disease.

Between 35% and 50% of men with Pre- or Type 2 Diabetes suffer from ED. Your doctor can run a series of blood tests that will evaluate whether you have Pre-Diabetes.

But please take this test first to measure your level of risk: CLICK HERE TO TAKE THE PRE-DIABETES TEST

If the test results show your ED may be an indication of Pre-Diabetes, we urge you to take action now.

The initial signs of Pre-Diabetes can be painless. As a result, many men and women fail to take preventative action until this disorder leads to Type 2 Diabetes, which must be managed for the rest of one's life and may require daily insulin injections.

The New York Times recently called Diabetes a "21st century health crisis." However, studies show that Pre-Diabetes can be reversed before it becomes Type 2 Diabetes. To achieve this transformation, you must not only have a sound understanding of what is causing your condition but also a knowledge of the specific actions you need to take to overcome it.

We urge you to spend a few minutes reading the following pages so you can empower yourself and transform your health forever. We suggest you start with the Knowledge Is Power button below. The more you understand about what's causing your Pre-Diabetes, the more power you will have to heal your condition.