what vitamins can i take for impotence?
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You'll be wasting your money.  There is no evidence that male erectile dysfunction - impotence or the inablity to "get it up and keep it up" is the result of a vitamin deficiency.  \n\nIf impotence is lowering your quality of life, talk to your doctor.  You'll need a physical to determine whether your impotence is due to "natural causes" or a disease process.  Most are due to what we'd call "natural causes" and some are due to chronic illnesses like diabetes.\n\nThe physical will also show whether it's safe for you to try one of the three drugs used to treat the condition.  It'll also help you and the doc decide whether you should try the pump first.  \n\nThe three medicines work quite well for some 60 to 70 percent of affected men.  Some men have agreed to surgical attempts at restoring their flagging libidos, but even in those cases where few other causes for the guys' impotence have been determined, those operations more often than not leave the guy little better off than before the operation.\n\nGood luck, pal.  It ain't an easy thing to deal with to realize you're developing that problem.  It's also hard on your partner!  At least, if you care about each other and want to continue to share intimacy, there are non-chemical assistive devices that vibrate, dildoes, scented massage oils and the like.  And hey - every guy's got one alternative device at hand without spending a penny.  It's that odd thing that sits in your mouth and that you talk with... Learn to use it "creatively".  She'll love you for it!
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Vitamin B-12 is supposed to be good for building energy if taken regularly. My husband swears by them.
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vitamin A (If u r not taking green leafy vegetables, carrots,etc)\nVitamin B - take daily\nVitamin D (If u r not sufficiently exposed to  sun)\nVitamin C (if u r not consuming citrus foods regularly)\nvitamin E (for smooth and healthy  skin and hair)
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You can find natural supplements such as Tribulus Terrestris, maca, horny goat weed etc at your local health food store. They range in prices but go for around $20.00 or so per bottle.  As men age their testosterone levels decrease. These supplements all boost libido, give energy and promote circulation as well as increase testosterone.  It can be a nice alternative to viagra.
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Any good multivitamin would be fine. The fact that you don't have a gall bladder doesn't affect that choice.
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Don't trust those enhancement pills. They don't work at all. If you have the erection problem, you might want to take Viagra and Cialis.
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Dont you listen to the commercials for Erectial Disfunction?  They state that if you have an erection lasting longer than 4 hours, seek medical attention.  I think the next pill you need to take is truth serum.
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The short answer is "no".  At a quick perusal, herballove.com seems to be a website dedicated to providing accurate, medical information about sexual dysfunctions, with the answers given by physicians.  The problem is many of the problems they address aren't medical problems, and most of what the experts say is complete nonsense (and I'm being very polite by not simply labeling it the browner parts of what comes out of the back end of a cow here).\n\nFor instance, there's no such thing as "overmasturbation"... and "leaky penis"?  I can only assume they're referring to the penis expelling some sort of pre-seminal fluid during sexual arousal (which is what they suggest it is).  I know lots of men who would suddenly complain of this problem if it was one.  Of course, it's not.  This "problem" is actually a perfectly normal function of the penis during intercourse, and there are several anatomical structures built into male anatomy (such as the cowper's gland) which are specifically designed to release pre-ejaculatory fluid, partially to neutralize the acidic pH of the urine present in the urethra and make the environment safer for sperm to pass through.  Not only is that "problem" not a problem, it's a sign your sexual anatomy is perfectly healthy and functioning normallly.\n\nTheir products, much like the some of the problems they are designed to address, make no sense.  If you read the ingredients, the first half of quite a few turn out to be nothing more than run of the mill multi-vitamins, which won't do you any harm under normal circumstances, but you might as well pay the two or three dollars and pop a Flintstone's chewable every day and be done with it if that's what you're after, and it should be noted in the case of vitamin A, E, and K... all of these vitamins are fat-soluble and can build up in your bodily tissues, eventually leading to toxic poisoning if you take high doses of them, so you shouldn't consume multiple supplements containing those vitamins, that even modest amounts of vitamin E can be dangerous if you have a cardiovascular condition and are on a standard regimen of anti-platelet aggregates to combat the problem (such as aspirin plus cumadin, warfarin, etc) and that if you smoke, you shouldn't take beta carotene, either, since it's been shown to significantly increase the risk of cancer in smokers.\n\nHerballove doesn't seem to address any of those concerns while being so informed and concerned about your health.\n\nAs for the "harmonizing herbal extract blend", none of it has FDA approval not because the FDA is biased against natural remedies (after all, a large percentage of drugs approved by the FDA are taken from botanical sources, which means they are, in essence, herbal extracts that passed scientific muster), but because these herbs have been shown time and time again, when you put them through standard medical testing, to do absolutely nothing.\n\nEven if they did have a positive effect on their own, quite a few have no business in the same formula with one another in quantities which could have an effect, and none probably appear in quantities sufficient to do anything but fill up a capsule and make it smell a bit funny.\n\nFor instance, saw palmetto, soy protein, and black cohosh all appear in their ViaGrowth III formula which is intended to stop that pesky "leaky penis".  The problem is all three of those ingredients are believed to aid primarily females because all three are supposed to be a sort of natural estrogen... not something you would want in an herbal remedy for a male problem (with the exception of saw palmetto, which is supposed to help with enlarged prostate... and I assure you an enlarged prostate won't lead to your penis leaking... if anything, it will prevent your penis from leaking enough, like, say, when you need to pee).  Siberian Ginseng is als
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You could take vitamin supplements with magnesium, but I'm not sure. I'm not a doctor. Always make sure you ask your doctor... they'll know exactly what to do.\n\nI hope I helped a little bit. =P
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Ha, that's a good one.  Do some searches on ogoplex, roplex, and viacil supplements.  There's a combination of saw palmetto and other herbs that actually can work very well...maybe not quite Peter North well but it makes a difference.  Also - testosterone boosting supplements help as well.  Vitrix is one of the high quality/potency tribulus tablets that is used for promoting muscle growth.  It works by tricking your body into creating more testosterone.  I think you can see the correlation here.  I have a few friends in their 50's that are swearing by this combination, as well as adding some L-arginine or nitric oxide supplements.  It worked well enough to get them to give up the viagra, so I'd say it's pretty effective.
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Impotence is caused due to decrease in blood flow through th penis muscles..\nWhich may be caused due to\n\nAlcoholism \nFatigue \nAtherosclerosis (hardening of the arteries) \nDiabetes \nBrain or spinal-cord injuries \nHypogonadism (which leads to lower testosterone levels) \nLiver or kidney failure \nMultiple sclerosis \nParkinson's disease \nRadiation therapy to the testicles \nStroke \nSome types of prostate or bladder surgery \n\nI think mint doesn't afect you blood flow thus can't cause impotence
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Drink cranberry juice or take cranberry supplements (you can find them with the vitamins).\n\nIf you want the cranberry juice, it can be any flavor (like cran-apple or cran-raspberry).  I usually buy 64 oz and drink it in one day.
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Vitamin E, one of the antioxidants, can be taken regularly as part of a daily vitamin and mineral supplement or spread as in an ointment on sunburn. Vitamin C is another antioxidant that will help prevent severe damage from sunburn and shorten its effects. Selenium is a mineral that will help fight sunburn.
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If you're deficient in zinc, supplementing with it can help increase testosterone levels and reduce estrogen levels which could possibly help with sperm production.  If you're not deficient in zinc, though, I don't think taking more will do anything.
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To make your penis larger ,mostly u cant do anything becoz it is Genetic.Well to make stronger u can take Honey,Beef,Pigeon,Tiny fishes(cooked) try to avoid excessive candies and sweets....as well and if your Pennie is too weak then  take  Vitamin E cap 200mg twice daily for 30 days  and Maxmale twice daily for 30 days and One Eros cap 4 hour before intercourse,Good luck dude :)
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Most impotently see a doctor about it, also do some daily stretches for your arms and see if it makes a difference.\n\n\nTry mussel and joint creams to help sooth it