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A new wave of research is challenging long-held beliefs about men’s sexual well-being, revealing that even slightly elevated blood sugar levels—far below the traditional diabetes threshold—can quietly disrupt erectile function and sperm health. The findings, which stem from a six-year study recently presented at the Endocrine Society’s ENDO 2025 conference and published by sources including ScienceDaily and Neuroscience News, suggest lifestyle choices affecting blood sugar control play a far more significant role in men’s sexual vitality than previously recognised.

A six-year study presented at the Endocrine Society’s ENDO 2025 conference suggests that blood sugar levels below diabetes thresholds can quietly affect erectile function and sperm health. The research points to lifestyle factors that influence blood sugar control as important influences on male sexual vitality. Clinicians say managing sugar intake, staying active, and ensuring good sleep may help preserve sexual wellness.

Among Thai men, rising rates of metabolic syndrome and prediabetes make these findings particularly timely. Beyond aging or hormonal shifts, modest increases in blood sugar appear to be associated with changes in sexual function. The message underscores everyday lifestyle choices as part of reproductive health.