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Invitation to Sex-Positive Content Creators

Let’s Work Together to Fight Erectile Dysfunction

Over 30 million men in the U.S. experience erectile dysfunction (ED). That means, if you’re speaking to an audience about sex, intimacy, or relationships—you’re speaking to people affected by ED, whether you know it or not.

Erectile dysfunction can deeply affect intimacy, relationships, and overall well-being, for both men and their partners. Yet many creators who talk openly about sex, health, or relationships often don’t address ED – not because they don’t care, but because they don’t know how.

That’s where I come in.

I run EDtreatment.info, a trusted resource offering science-backed information on the causes, treatments, and emotional impact of ED.  Everything on our website is supported by citations and links to papers and clinical studies published in peer-reviewed journals.  We’ve even conducted our own original studies on how ED affects men and their partners.

One of the things we have learned is that erectile dysfunction is not just a “men’s issue.”  It can have a profound affect on emotional and psychological effect on women whose partners have ED.

If you’re a voice in the wellness, relationship, or sexual health space, you can play a crucial role in making this topic less taboo and more actionable.

How You Can Learn More About ED


Ways We Can Work Together

Here are a few ideas I’d love to explore with you:

  • Interviews – I’m available for podcasts, articles, and Q&As.
  • Guest content for your blog or site – We can provide original posts on ED, sexual health, and related topics.
  • Cross-promotion – We’re building a directory of sex-positive creators and platforms. Share your info, and we’ll feature you.
  • Resource sharing – If you find our content helpful, we’d really appreciate your endorsement or link.
  • Upcoming survey – We’re launching a new study on where people get information about ED. Want to refer your followers? We’ll list you as a co-sponsor and share the results with you.

I’d love to hear your thoughts, ideas, or questions. Let’s start a conversation, and help more people feel seen, supported, and informed.

Email me at robert@edtreatment.info