Herbal ED Treatments Said to Contain More
(Friday, 12 March 2010)
Health Canada (hc-sc.gc.ca) has issued a health warning urging Canadians against a number of products claiming to help with Erectile Dysfunction (ED). Some of these products include Stamin It, Depth Charge, Erexxx, Red Hot Sex, Amour for Him, Whatzup, Sexual Urge, Love Fuel, and Clymax. A complete list of products can be found at the Health Canada website.

All products in the warning are considered extremely harmful to those people taking nitrate drugs of any kind like nitroglycerine. Health Canada says it can cause life threatening low blood pressure.

Can Porn Lead to Erectile Dysfunction?
(Tuesday, 9 March 2010)
The answer is quite simply yes. Recent blogs on www.psychologytoday.com have revealed that men addicted to porn can suffer ED problems because the brain gets desensitized to regular stimuli with women.

The porn world is a fantasy world. And access to this fantasy world is simple with high speed internet access. Like alcohol, gambling, or drugs, men are getting addicted to pornography. And as regular easy going porn starts failing to get a man excited, he goes to the next level. What are the next levels? Well it’s virtually unlimited. The point is it just starts to take more and more to get a man to masturbate as the brains simply needs more stimuli.

Erectile Dysfunction in Men under 30?
(Wednesday, 3 March 2010)
The past eighteen months has shown just how fast the world can change. The economic meltdown of the developed countries of the world has taken its toll in many ways. The most troublesome of the problems is the health of the world’s population.

People are very worried about their economic futures. Will they have a job tomorrow, and more importantly money problems? How will they pay for the rent, bills, mortgages, and even food? No one is more affected by this than people under 30. 

OTC Viagra? A Recent Pfizer Statement:
(Friday, 26 February 2010)
“Since its introduction in 1998, there has been ongoing speculation about Viagra’s alternate uses and delivery mechanism. As with many of our medicines, Pfizer routinely evaluates ways to improve the delivery and formulation of our medicines to bring the greatest value to patients and healthcare professionals and continues to do so. Pfizer withdrew a regulatory application to switch Viagra in the European Union in November 2008, pending further evaluation.

Viagra is available only by prescription from a healthcare professional for the treatment of erectile dysfunction in adult males and should always be used in accordance with its approved labeling.” source bloomberg.com

Cialis a Cure for Cancer?
(Monday, 22 February 2010)
Doctors like Dr. Joseph Califano who is a professor in the Department of Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery at John Hopkins Hospital based in Baltimore, Maryland, love to deal with drugs that have a proven safety record, like Viagra and Cialis. These are drugs that could be easily approved for other illnesses because of those very track records. These ED (Erectile Dysfunction) drugs could have the versatility of aspirin.

Could the 3 billion dollar ED business be developed into a life saving business? That is precisely what doctors are testing. Currently, more than a dozen experiments are being conducted against diseases and health problems with these medicines.