According to the article:
"Erectile dysfunction drugs like Viagra may reduce the risk of developing Alzheimer’s disease, a Wednesday study found, a breakthrough researchers say is needed to help prevent and delay Alzheimer’s diagnoses."
Read the full source article: Erectile Dysfunction Drugs Like Viagra May Reduce Alzheimer’s Risk, Study Finds - Forbes
According to the article:
"The likelihood of serious vision loss from Viagra is low, but a recent study confirms it is real. Report ANY changes in eyesight promptly!
Drugs for erectile dysfunction have become very popular. They include avanafil (Stendra), tadalafil (Cialis), vardenafil (Levitra) and the original, sildenafil (Viagra). Such drugs are referred to as phosphodiesterase 5 inhibitors, abbreviated PDE5Is. Most men are interested in the benefits of such medications. The risks, on the other hand, get much less attention. A study published in JAMA Ophthalmology, April 7, 2022 reveals an often overlooked complication of PDE5Is: vision loss from Viagra and similar ED drugs."
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Sex supplements often contain Viagra ingredients | Reuters:
"Herbal supplements aimed at improving men's sexual abilities often contain the active ingredients in erectile dysfunction pills such as Viagra, according to a new study.
Additionally, researchers found that some of these over-the-counter herbal remedies contained more of the ingredient than is allowed in prescription-only pharmaceuticals."
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FDA Approves New Erectile Dysfunction Drug Stendra - WebMD
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Do we really need another one?! And what about the name!?
Press Announcements - FDA approves Stendra for erectile dysfunction:
"The U.S. Food and Drug Administration today approved Stendra (avanafil), a new drug to treat erectile dysfunction.
Erectile dysfunction is when a man has trouble getting or keeping an erection. An estimated 30 million men in the United States are affected by erectile dysfunction.
Stendra is a pill that patients take on an as-needed basis 30 minutes before sexual activity. Doctors should prescribe the lowest dose of Stendra that provides benefit."
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"The discovery came during a Food and Drug Administration inspection that’s part of an expanding crackdown by the agency on the $28 billion supplement industry."'via Blog this'
As you read this, remember that this is being reported by the BBC. The study mentioned, warns that up to 90% of all medicines sold on the Internet are thought to be fake, reports this BBC News article, "Men warned over counterfeit drugs - Men are being warned they could be "gambling with their lives" if they buy fake medicines online." In a nutshell . . .
Previous Posts & Other Online Resources: Caution - Some Dietary Supplements Contain Hidden Drugs No Prescription Needed - Rogue Pharmacy Sites FDA: Risks of buying fake erectile dysfunction products on the Internet
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Men, tell your doctor about your erectile dysfunction (ED). Your ED might be a warning that you might have other potentially serious health conditions. Read this article for in-depth details, "The ED Conversation Dilemma: Forty Percent Of Men With ED Don't Talk To Their Doctor, Survey Finds." It's important for men to discuss ED with a health professional for two reasons. First, to find out if there are other serious medical conditions that require treatment or attention. Second, erectile dysfuntion (ED) can be treated with medications such as Cialis (tadalafil). If you think you're reading about yourself, I recommend you strongly consider sharing your ED with your doctor.
Do some more reading, and learn more about ED:
100 Questions & Answers About Erectile Dysfunction, Second Edition (100 Questions & Answers about . . .)
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Can watermelon help with erectile dysfunction? - Medical News Today
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I just read this news article about watermelon acting like Viagra and wondered how many folks are going to run out this fourth of July weekend to see if watermelon really works like Viagra. I think the timing of this article is somewhat amusing because now people are joking about having a different kind of fireworks over this holiday weekend. I can't wait to see the follow-up threads on what other foods contain the same ingredient in watermelon. Before I close, this takes me back several years, thinking about what used to be taught in pharmacy schools, the coursework of pharmacognosy. Pharmacognosy is the study of natural products (ie, plant, animal, organism, or mineral in nature) used as drugs or for the preparation of drugs. I've often wondered when this class should be added back to the standard pharmacy school curriculum.
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