They come in numerous delivery methods and names. There is an important point I’d like to make:
just because a product claims to be herbal or natural doesn’t mean it’s safe. Many herbal remedies can cause side effects and dangerous interactions when taken with certain medications. Hence the importance of testing and talking to your Doctor before you try any herbal treatment for ED — especially if you’re taking medications or you have a health problem such as heart disease or diabetes.
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Various myths have also been built up over the ages based on herbal substances such as Henbane, Jimson-Weed, Spanish Fly etc and results are claimed for natural tonics ranging from ginseng to oysters. Some of them may have some blood vessel widening properties (vasodilation) but with no scientific proof. If they did actually deliver what is promised I am sure the pharmaceutical corporations would have been onto it in a flash.
Some of the offered supplements can be are sourced from the recommended diet that promote Nitric Oxide production and antioxidants in our Nutrition recommendations in Step 6. They may also promote testosterone and general well being. For example, oysters are found in our shellfish recommendations. How many times have you heard that oysters are an aphrodisiac based on their high zinc content? The implication is that zinc has some kind of Viagra in Canada online effect. Zinc supplementation is only relevant when there’s a deficiency of the mineral in our bodies and this affects normal testosterone levels.
Pomegranate juice is another recently claimed ED superfood. A famous producer of pomegranate juice has recently been forced by the US to stop claiming it treats ED. It is a good antioxidant and antioxidants help to keep cells healthy. It is also included in my recommended diet.
Likewise, Korean red ginseng is claimed to stimulate male sexual function, but not proven and again, it is probably a useful antioxidant. Ginkgo Biloba may also have other health benefits but, for sexual function, studies are inconclusive. Horny goat weed and related herbs have purportedly been treatments for sexual dysfunction for years. Not proven, but may have blood vessel dilation properties.