Replace Viagra with natural aphrodisiacs
Natural aphrodisiacs affect erectile function and increase sexual activity, but they can not be considered a full-fledged substitute for Viagra. Yes, they increase sexual arousal, but they do not affect the state of the enzymes, and also do not suppress the premature release of seminal fluid.
The most effective natural aphrodisiacs are:
- shellfish;
- greenery;
- nuts;
- honey;
- coffee;
- dark chocolate;
- cayenne pepper.
Natural Viagra for Men
You can take organic supplements, the action of which is aimed at restoring the process of blood circulation in the pelvis. These preparations may contain ginseng extract, deer antler (we do not trust this), walnut and other additives.
Such drugs stimulate the work of the reproductive system, improve the overall well-being and the state of the nervous system, restore the production of sperm. Home-made Viagra is called ginseng tincture. To prepare it, you need to put 100 grams of ginseng in a glass dish, pour 500 milligrams of vodka, and insist for a month. Take the product 30 drops once a day for one month.
What drugs can be taken instead of Viagra
There are a lot of such drugs, we will present two of them, this is Cialis Soft – an effective drug that provides a long-term stimulating effect. In the composition of the drug contains Tadalafil. The substance increases the quality of erection and blocks the process of early ejaculation. The effect of the product lasts at least 24 hours. And Levitra, which contains the inhibitor Vardenafil, which, like the main component of Viagra, suppresses premature ejaculation by reducing the production of the enzyme PDE-5. The action of the product lasts eight to ten hours.
We also recommend Dapoxetine – an effective tool for prolonging sexual intercourse. The drug has an inhibitory property, without reducing the sensitivity of the nerve endings. The effect lasts four hours, but dapoxetine is intended only for episodic use. It is effective for serious erectile dysfunction and does not cause any addiction.