natural medicines, like herbal pills, that help keep an erection? no trouble getting one, keeping one is problem. dont want to take viagra/cialis etc.

Question

What would happen if you take viagra (sildenafil) or Cialis without a erectile dysfunction?

Answer 1

Many choices: The first thing i advise is the Amino Acid l-arginine. 2000 mg before sex usually helps. Try a zinc supplement- 15-30 mg of zinc picolinate. Ecklonia cava, a seaweed extract sold as seanol or fibroboost may help better than viagra (sildenafil). Many herbs may help, including ashwagandha, ginseng & maca. See http://www.Herbal-supplement-resource.Com/herbs-for-impotence.Html.

Answer 2

Here is...: What i would said may not be what you like to here. But as a professional, i still state: it's rare to have ed as described in someone of 21; in fact, overindulgence and obsession in sex have bothered many youngsters' life. Remember: sex is a process of very heavy mental and physical drainage and requires a period of resting for replenishing the energy and ability. So, try sex less often and...

Answer 3

Happens occasionally: A good erection is greatly influenced by emotions. In a younger man, without age-related erection problems or hormonal imbalances, a poor erection can be due to stress (stress at home, at work, in the relationship, etc.), due to other distractions (a toothache, a tummy ache, etc.), due to worries (worries about getting a woman pregnant, catching an std, his "other girlfriend finding out", etc.).

Answer 4

Wrong: Happens to lots of real men...Can be sign of big medical problems....What is a real man....? Not really a medical term.....Really.

Answer 5

Not really: Maintaining a good diet and taking prescribed medications that lower the risk of heart attacks is a wiser choice. Supplements may be of benefit is specific circumstances, but check with your doctor since they can interfere with other medications.

Answer 6

No: There are no supplements proven by reliable studies.

Answer 7

No: Despite what your naturopathic doctor recommends, no herbal remedies have been shown to lead a cure for hepatitis c. The goal in any hepatitis C treatment regimen will always be a cure (or what we call an svr).

Answer 8

No: Hepatitis c is caused by a virus. There is no herbal supplement that will eliminate the hep c virus. Supplements might be useful in treating the symptoms of hepatitis C such as vitamin b to increase energy and lessen fatigue.

Answer 9

No: There are effective holistic remedies and therapies, but I do not suggest that they be used to self-treat. Any therapy, especially one dealing with a health problem of this nature, should be monitored and directed by a physician.

Answer 10

No: While milk thistle has received a lot of press as a cleanser for the liver, particularly for the treatment of hepatitis c, you'll find no true evidence to support its use. As it stands today, there are no herbals that have been proved effective for treating hepatitis c.

Answer 11

No: No herbal treatment has been shown to improve or cure hepatitis c. In fact, pursuing herbal treatment, if it delays allopathic treatment, may be detrimental to you.

Answer 12

Yes: While herbs can offer some liver protection, we have not discovered the herbal combination that cures hepatitis c. Herbs like silimarin have some antioxidant and liver protective properties.

Answer 13

Yes: Men require an ample blood suply and pressure to achieve and maintain an erection.Low blood pressures from medicines or decrease blood suply from atherosclerosis may compromise sexual function.

Answer 14

Yes: Many circulatory conditions affect erections: hypotension, hypertension, arterial disease, neurological disease, and the drugs used to treat them. "hypotension" is not the same for everyone, and many function normally (including sexually) at low blood pressures.

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