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Erectile Dysfunction and Viagra

ED happens in different ways.. Some men with ED (impotence) find it difficult to get an erection every time they try to have sex. For others, erectile dysfunction symptoms can happen just once in a while. Some men do to get an erection at all, some can't keep an erection hard enough for sex, some can't maintain an erection before or during sex. These symptoms can seriously affect the quality of a man's life.

Pfizer, the manufacturer of Viagra, has made us all believe that ED happens when not enough blood flows to the penis, preventing an erection. Thus the cure! Viagra sends a lot of blood to the penis and it gets hard. If all mechanisms in our body were that simple we would probably still be in the lower ranks of the animal kingdom. Sex and the enjoyment of the foreplay and intercourse is a lot more complex than pumping blood into the penis.

Viagra works. No doubt about that. In fact all other medications such as Cialis, Levitra, Filagra work as well. But NONE of these products increase testosterone and promote general sexual health. All these drugs are one time deal: take a pill and have sex. In a month you will need two pills and in a year three pills may not work. This drug dependency is a justifiable concern for many otherwise healthy men.

What is Testosterone?

Testosterone is a hormone produced primarily by the testicles and the adrenal glands. Testosterone to males is what estrogen is to females. This androgen affects sexual features and development. It is essential for normal sexual behavior, sex drive, healthy erections, and sperm production. It also affects many metabolic activities such as production of blood cells in the bone marrow, bone formation, lipid metabolism, carbohydrate metabolism, liver function and prostate gland growth.

If you have an unusually low level of testosterone (hypogonadism), your doctor may prescribe a synthetic version of testosterone in injections, patches or gels. The efficacy and side effects of synthetic testosterone are debatable. Natural supplementation with Grope provides more profound, comprehensive and long term results.

What happens to testosterone level with age?

Testosterone peaks during adolescence and early adulthood. As you get older, your testosterone level gradually declines — typically about 1 percent a year after age 30.

What happens when testosterone declines?

Among other things the decline in testosterone levels causes changes in sexual function. This may include reduced sexual desire, fewer spontaneous erections — such as during sleep, reduced vigor and vitality, and infertility.

How can I measure my testosterone levels?

There is a simple and inexpensive saliva test that is available without prescription. You can order it here and monitor how your testosterone climbs up with the use of Grope for Men.

So weak erections are a normal part of aging?

Yes, if you don't want to keep your mojo and would rather listen to those docs who don't want to do any more than give you a prescription for Viagra and calm you down with the "no matter what you do you are slowly crawling to the cemetery" philosophy.

Can Grope for Men promote sexual function, drive and vitality?

You bet! Regular use of Grope can help reverse the effects of declining testosterone. But there is more to Grope! The product contains a synergistic blend of vitamins an minerals that interact with micro nutrients in the potent herbal complex and produce amino acids that are vital to man's sexual health.