Cialis

The active compound: Tadalafil.

Tadalafil inhibits the production of the enzyme PDE5, which is almost exclusively found in the penis. Tadalafil increases the blood flow to the penis because by selectively blocking PDE5, it allows cGMP to build up in the penis; which is important because cGMP is responsible for increasing and decreasing the size of the blood vessels transporting blood to and from the penis. This series of chemical reactions hopefully results in creating an erection.

As an interesting side note - the chemical reactions that are set in motion by Tadalafil are similar to the affect that Yohimbe Extract has on the penis. Yohimbre Extract has been shown through research to increase blood flow to the penis, in a similar fashion.

Also, please note there are some possible side effects linked to Cialis for some, such as facial flushing, diarrhea, flu-like symptoms, gastrointestinal upset, low blood pressure and abnormal ejaculation, to name a few. Also, Cialis has been connected with erections that last longer than 6 hours and priapism (painful erections), which can be dangerous and the literature urges users to contact a medical professional if an erection lasts more than 4 hours.

It seems that persistent severe erectile dysfunction has become more of a problem in our society over time; however, it may well just be that it is talked about more openly these days, where as in the past it was shrouded in secrecy, forcing men to suffer in silence. There are many reasons for erectile dysfunction, which can include medical, psychological and emotional reasons.

Whatever, the reason behind its development the consequences of erectile dysfunction are often profoundly life altering for the men involved and their partners. In these severe cases it often needs to be addressed by some form of medical intervention.

• Proven to help increase erections in some men
• May last up to 36 hours

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• Has possible side effects
• Can be obtained only by prescription
• It is a treatment not a cure
• Requires medical supervision

Cialis may be an efficient medical intervention for men who are suffering from severe or chronic erectile dysfunction. It uses a technology which has been shown to work by increasing blood flow to the penis; although clearly it does require medical supervision due to the many possible side effects associated with its use. As mentioned above, these side effects may include: facial flushing, gastrointestinal upset, low blood pressure, blurred vision, and abnormal ejaculation, as well as painful and unrelenting erections that can last over 6 hours, which may require medical intervention for some.

Overall, Cialis may well be appealing to men who want to use a medical model for treatment of chronic erectile dysfunction; although it is definitely a treatment and not a cure. Nevertheless, some men who have a more mild form of erectile dysfunction or other forms of sexual dysfunction may want to investigate holistic supplements, which can be useful for long term treatment without supervision.