Ms. Jody Bresgi This is Me

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1. 1. Allan Gould > Magazines > Some Favourites > "You're Not Getting Older, You're Just Aging"

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   Published on: 3/6/2006   Last Visited: 11/24/2007

   When it comes to "Sex and the Canadian Male," who better to interview than Jody Bresgi, director of marketing and public relations for Canadian Men's Clinic Limited, which has seen over 20,000 Canadian men since 1997 in its four clinics across the country (one in Richmond, BC, near Vancouver, one in Ottawa, and two in Toronto ... so now you know for sure where the men with the most sex problems live).
   
   "What we've found -- and most surprising -- is that sexual dysfunction occurs at any age. Of course, it's more common with aging men, but we find that we have as many patients in their 30s as in their 60s." One must keep in mind that the Canadian Men's Clinics treat premature ejaculation (P.E.) as well as erectile dysfunction (E.D.).
   
   So you may be taken somewhat aback to hear that the ages of their patients range from 18 to over 90, and even more so to hear from Ms. Bresgi that, "it's also surprising how many younger men we treat with E.D., since most would assume that the vast majority with that condition would be older." Indeed.
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   Is there any optimistic news to be heard from Ms. Bresgi of Canadian Men's Clinic Limited.

2. 2. The Gazette

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   Published on: 10/12/2005   Last Visited: 10/12/2005

   "Regardless of the reason [for erectile dysfunction] the treatments are often the same," said Jody Bresgi, director of communications for the Canadian Men's Clinic.
   
   "We can prescribe Viagra, Cialis or Levitra which will increase blood flow to the penis," she said.

3. 3. CBC News - Viewpoint: Georgie Binks

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   Published on: 10/27/2004   Last Visited: 10/27/2004

   Jody Bresgi, a spokesperson with the Canadian Men's Health Clinic (in Toronto, Vancouver and Ottawa) says, "On top of the male ego and the difficulty men have in general with going to the doctor and recognizing they have something that needs to be attended to, it's very difficult to pinpoint."