New Study Reveals Natural Supplement Supercharges Viagra's Effectiveness Without Added Side Effects
Presented at the Sexual Medicine Society of North America, the findings could help millions of men
Tens of millions of men worldwide use PDE-5 inhibitors such as Viagra® and Cialis® to treat erectile dysfunction. Millions of men cannot tolerate full doses due to side effects like headache, flushing, and reflux, limiting the medications' effectiveness.
The Results:
- 34% stronger erections when AFFIRM was combined with Viagra® (p=0.00004)
- 20% more frequent nighttime erections (p=0.034)
- No increase in side effects reported
"This study provides the first objective evidence that combining a nitric oxide–boosting supplement, like AFFIRM, with a PDE-5 inhibitor like Viagra® can improve erectile quality without adding side effects," said
Erectile dysfunction affects more than 30 million men in the
This study was industry-initiated, executed, and funded by BrandeisMD.
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SOURCE BrandeisMD Inc.
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