Alternatives to Viagra

While Viagra has been proven to enable men to regain their lost sexual function, it is also known to have severe side effects among some users. For this reason, finding a suitable alternative for male impotence is a long-fought battle in the world of science and medications. The search has led from simple fixes to more complex treatments that involve a wide range of synthetic and natural drugs, each one geared toward solving the age-old disorder of erectile dysfunction (ED). 

  Types Cialis logo 

Cialis and Levitra are alternatives to Viagra that have shown positive results in treating erectile dysfunction. They have shown little or no negative effects on libido or genital sensitivity. While they have also been shown not to have severe side effects, there will always be exceptions. It is essential to consult with a doctor before beginning treatment. Taken in the proper dosage they will, over time, provide enhanced sexual activity.

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Both Cialis and Levitra are primarily formulated for men, and there is little or no positive research showing any benefit to women who take either one. These two alternatives have proven less likely to cause severe side effects and, if taken properly, will have the intended effect over time. Unlike other remedies, these two do not affect the intensity of orgasms, nor do they affect climax or lubrication.

Considerations 

Herbs are a centuries-old, popular option for treating male impotency, even though they take longer to work, due to the slower processing of herbs by the body. Most of these herbs take at least a couple of days or more to fully show any clear results, and require adherence to a dosage schedule, which can be lowered over a period of time, depending on the results. The most common side effects of herbal remedies are insomnia, restlessness, increased body temperature and slight nervousness.

Effects Puncture vine (Tribulus terrestris), also known in ayurvedic medicine as "gokshura" 

For centuries puncture vine (Tribulus terrestris), known in ayurvedic medicine as "gokshura," has been a widely used ingredient in herbal remedies. Since the 1970s, it has been gaining in popularity as a tonic for increasing libido and as a remedy for erectile dysfunction. It is believed to work by increasing testosterone levels, which have long been associated with boosting sex drive. 

Benefits The velvet bean (mucuna pruriens), an herbal with a well-established reputation as an aphrodisiac 

The velvet bean (mucuna pruriens) has a well-established reputation as an aphrodisiac, and has also been proven to increase sperm count and raise testosterone levels. It is a natural source for L-Dopa, an essential constituent in the brain's production of dopamine, which is helps increase sexual function.

Potential Muirapuama and catuaba have long been used to improve sexual potency. 

A combination of two herbs--muirapuama (Ptychopetalum olacoides) and catuaba (Erythroxylum catuaba)--has long been used to boost libido and improve sexual potency. These two potent, sex-boosting botanicals are native to the rainforests of the Amazon. Their bark is powdered and dissolved into an aphrodisiac drink that is believed to be a bona fide, centuries-old aphrodisiac. 

Warning 

Mixing sexual enhancement herbs with prescription medication is not advised, because the interaction may have side effects that would inhibit the effectiveness of both. The side effects are minimized by lowering the dosage of the herbal remedies. Caution is advised in consumers suffering from any heart, kidney, or blood pressure conditions. A large number of these herbs are known for their cardiac stimulation and contraction, which can cause severe complications.



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