Viagra
Two million American men can't be wrong--or can they? Last spring, when Viagra's popularity reached its climax, medical authorities estimated some 300,000 prescriptions for the new anti-impotency drug were being written every week. The media was full of success stories and tales of doctors not being able to keep up with the demand.
Viagra Alternative Horny Goat Weed
There's an alternative to Viagra that works far better at a greatly reduced price: medicinal herbs. This herb -- like horny goat weed herb -- produce strong aphrodisiac effects, but without stripping your wallet bare.
There's something else, too: many men needing Viagra are actually suffering from side effects of other prescription drugs. Statins, for example, interfere with the body's ability to manufacture cholesterol, and cholesterol is the precursor to sex hormones. If you take statins, you're practically giving yourself a case of impotence.
The solution, of course, is to stop feeding yourself an endless chain of prescription drugs to correct biochemical imbalances. Instead, drop all the drugs and start taking care of your health. Healthy men who follow good nutritional habits, who work out and who engage in strength training maintain their mojo well into their 60's and 70's. Yet many people taking Viagra are in their 40's and 50's.
Drugs are not the answer, but if you think you need Viagra, try herbal Viagra instead. It's far cheaper and just as effective.
This is one of those bizarre things you think someone made up. The herb was cultivated by Chinese goat farmers who observed old goats becoming sexually rejuvenated after grazing on some thorn-covered weeds. Hence, the name.
Perhaps Horny Goat Weed (Epimedium grandiflorum) sounds more official when you use its Oriental name, Yin Yang Huo. In the Orient, this substance is considered good botanical medicine for respiratory disorders and joint problems. It supposedly has some subtle aphrodisiac properties, but trust me, nothing like the pharmaceutical bombshell, Viagra.
