British Drug Stores Start Selling Blinding Viagra Over the Counter

re: British Drug Stores Start Selling Blinding Viagra Over the Counter

enzo — Wed, 14 Feb 2007 00:54:01 GMT

The blue pill is nothing more than a splint on a broken bone. The difference is a broken bone eventually heals itself.

I think everybody is over thinking this whole ED "problem". Aging males have always faced this eventuality of nature. It all comes down to natural human procreation, which, like it or not, is a young man's game.

re: British Drug Stores Start Selling Blinding Viagra Over the Counter

PepperR23 — Tue, 13 Feb 2007 21:02:30 GMT

I think there should be a study that looks into the possibility that the huge amount of soy in our food may well be contributing to not only ED in men but gynomastia in pre-pubescent boys. I also happen to believe that tumors are stimulated by the estrogen compounds in soy foods. Please read "The Dark Side of Soy" by Dr. Daniels.

re: British Drug Stores Start Selling Blinding Viagra Over the Counter

SWALE — Tue, 13 Feb 2007 20:00:54 GMT

When did Dr. Mercola's website get taken over by people who have absolutely no sense of responsibility and integrity???

To call Viagra a "blinding drug" is as irresponsible as it is reprehensible. Look at the facts--then grow up. Shame on you!

re: British Drug Stores Start Selling Blinding Viagra Over the Counter

Russ Bianchi — Tue, 13 Feb 2007 19:57:59 GMT

I agree, there is no need for this pill, if correct and safe, and much less harmful caloric intake is in place, with regular sleep and moderate exercise, for the production of normal testosterone functions.

re: British Drug Stores Start Selling Blinding Viagra Over the Counter

mmc88121 — Tue, 13 Feb 2007 17:38:07 GMT

This is absurd most of the causes of erectile dysfunction can be treated without medication. It might take a little bit longer but the results will last longer than a drug.

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re: British Drug Stores Start Selling Blinding Viagra Over the Counter

Josh Rubin — Tue, 13 Feb 2007 16:37:50 GMT

Here is my take on why so many men cannot get "excited" in this day and age. We have a nervous system called the Autonomic Nervous System that regulates involuntary rhythms in the body. Two subsystems of the ANS is the Sympathetic Nervous System (SNS), which is are "flight or fight" NS and the Parasympathetic Nervous System (PSNS), which is our "rest and digest" NS.

When we are stressed (chemical, physical, mental, emotional, etc, the body perceives it as all the same), our SNS is stimulated and our body release physiological hormones and neurotransmitters in order to handle the stressors. As well, most of the blood in the body is diverted away from our digestive and reproductive systems and towards the peripery (muscles, etc). When we eat, rest, have sex, etc, our PSNS is stimulated, which releases more of our repair and regneration hormones.

When people are constantly stressed and in a sympathetic state (which most americans are), you will see symptoms such as tissue breakdown, blood sugar handlinig issues, fatigue, problems with sleep, handling stress, depression and etc, etc, etc. Most people are bombarded by stressors each day, but cannot handle and adapt to these. This is secondary to poor nutrition and lifestyle habits.

If you are constantly in a sympathetic state, your body diverts the production of pregnenonone (precursor to DHEA and testosterone) to make cortisol (stress hormone). As well, most of the blood is diverted from the reproductive systme in order for the body to handle the constant stressors. So, if you are stressed in the many ways one can be, this in my opinion is why most people are constipated and can't get "excited." There SNS is always stimulated, their testosterone production is inhibited and their reproductive system is slowed down secondary to "pregnenolone steal."