Is strong demand for Viagra a result of unnatural lifestyle and decreasing sexual ability in human beings ?
825647
it means an increasing number of USELESS men!!!
91730
No, absolutely!\nOtherwise we all should have skin problem even!\nOn the contrary, scientists says that a regular sexual life (mastu*bation too) helps the reproductive system to keep healthy and increase the performance (desire) too.\nSo, don’t worry, mastu*bation is a natural act, and with the age and stable relations, decreases till vanish.
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Yes, and if it is an educated choice it is not a bad thing, IMO. \n\nQuestions like what is permissive in sex, are completely arbitrary. The proof is that attitudes and taboos with respect to sex vary enormously from one culture to another and have changed from one century to another. The Victorian taboos where a decent woman couldn´t even show an ankle, was followed by much looser rules at the beginning of the 20th century. Even today, kissing in the street in Paris is quite normal, but it will land you in prison in Ry-ad.  \n\nThe reason for the existence of sexual taboos is that there are two aspects to sex. In the past, making children was considered a positive and necessary thing in all societies to assure survival of the tribe. But sex for pleasure goes against this idea, as it increases births outside the clan, which is bad for the tribal survival. Also it grants more liberty for women and would therefore distract them from making and bringing up children. \n\nBut science and education progressed. The tribal nature of humanity disappeared, at least in the west, which created more room for sex without procreation.    \n\nWith the invention of anti-conception methods, sexual permissiveness does no longer have to result in unwanted pregnancies, which liberates women enormously. Education made women (and men!) realize that men and women are their equal.\n\nBut morals didn´t change as quickly as science did. Sex for pleasure is still something where one doesn´t talk about openly, a century old, primitive attitude that hasn´t yet.\n\nBut times are changing, society is changing, taboos disappear slowly. And permissiveness is on the rise.\n\nIt seems that we are finally growing up.
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Yes, it is a way for them to control the act.  Some people have normal sex lives, some never want to have sex, and others want to have sex a lot.  It is depends on the person.
760721
Don't talk crap about Viagra, a man has his needs!
1032750
I think anytime someone is unable to control a behavior, there is going to be a problem. Fertility & erection should not be a problem, but the obsession will.  Talk with your doctor about getting some help.
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Yes, Viagra is a prescription drug.\n\nChow!!
999408
not penile dysfunction, but research has shown that some men may become less fertile (decreased sperm production)...but the big worry is that every time you smoke, the millions of brain cells that perish
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Viagra.  Look in your email inbox, you should have been getting tons of ads for on-line sales of the stuff.  Some might even be real.
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No...then a bunch of people will buy Viagra and basically overdose and kill themselves.\n\nViagra and other medical enhancement drugs may have severe side affects, and the doctor may need to assess any problems -- it's not just like popping an advil, and boom! you're set.
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A significant number of men develop impotence from psychological causes that can be overcome. When a physiological cause is treated, subsequent self-esteem problems may continue to impair normal function and performance. Qualified therapists (e.g., sex counselors, psychotherapists) work with couples to reduce tension, improve sexual communication, and create realistic expectations for sex, all of which can improve erectile function. Psychological therapy may be effective in conjunction with medical or surgical treatment. Sex therapists emphasize the need for men and their partners to be motivated and willing to adapt to psychological and behavioral modifications, including those that result from medical or surgical treatment.\n\nMedical Treatment Oral Medication Oral medications used to treat erectile dysfunction include selective enzyme inhibitors (e.g., sildenafil Viagra , vardenafil HCl [Levitra], tadalafil [Cialis]) and yohimbine (Yohimbine, Yocon).\n\nSelective enzyme inhibitors are available by prescription and may be taken up to once a day to treat [5]ED. They improve partial erections by inhibiting the enzyme that facilitates their reduction and increase levels of cyclic guanosine monophosphate (cGMP, a chemical factor in metabolism), which causes the smooth muscles of the penis to relax, enabling blood to flow into the corpora cavernosa. Patients taking nitrate drugs (used to treat chest pain) and those taking alpha-blockers (used to treat high blood pressure and benign prostatic hyperplasia) should not take selective enzyme inhibitors.\n\nMen who have had a heart attack or stroke within the past 6 months and those with certain medical conditions (e.g., uncontrolled high blood pressure, severe low blood pressure or liver disease, unstable angina) that make sexual activity inadvisable should not take [6]Cialis®. Dosages of the drug should be limited in patients with kidney or liver disorders.\n\nViagra is absorbed and processed rapidly by the body and is usually taken 30 minutes to 1 hour before intercourse. Results vary depending on the cause of [7]erectile dysfunction, but studies have shown that Viagra is effective in 75% of cases. It helps men with erectile dysfunction associated with diabetes mellitus (57%), spinal cord injuries (83%), and radical prostatectomy (43%).\n\nIn clinical studies, Levitra has been shown to work quickly, provide consistent results, and improve sexual function in most men the first time they take the drug. It also has shown to be effective in men of all ages, in patients with diabetes mellitus, and in men who have undergone radical prostatectomy. Cialis has been shown in clinical trials to stay in the body longer than the other selective enzyme inhibitors. It promotes erection within 30 minutes and enhances the ability to achieve erection for up to 36 hours.\n\nhttp://www.edpills.net/article_viagra_cialis_levitra.php
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Viagra is one of a class of drugs which affect the male erectile system. \n\nErections are not voluntary. They are controlled by the autonomic nervous system, which is in charge of such things as increasing heartrate when people stand up (very different hydraulic situation than lying down), for sweating, for deeper breating during exercise, and so on. \n\nThe signal from these nerves has the eventual effect of closing some blood vessel valves which in turn trap blood in the erectile  tissue (think sponge here) in the penis. It's all surrounded by a membrane with no stretch, so when the sponges fill up after their outlet valves are closed, there is no choice for them but to expand lengthwise. Rather like one of those long skinny ballons which get thick, up to a point, but after that get onger because the rubber won't stretch radially anymore. \n\nThis entire system can break down rather easily since it is one of those domino sorts of things. This domino knocks that one over and it knocks over the next and so on through any number of them. blood clotting works very much the smae way and can fail at any of the steps. So can erection; one of the steps even involves a gas nitric oxide, that no one had any idea was presnt in the human body until very recently. \n\nViagra makes one of the steps in this cahin reaction work rather better than it did; though it has little or no effect on those in whom erection is working fine anyway. There are several causes of erection difficulty, and Viagra (and its relatives) address one of the most common of them.\n\n======\n\nThe equivalent arousal system in women is somewhat different, more complex, and more tied to emotions. Arousal in women (usually) has the eventual effect of secreting lubricating fluid from the walls of the vagina. Neither viagra, or its relatives, does not, apparently, have a parallel effect in women. The manufacturers have been conducting studies in the hopes of identifying a similar effect. So far, Viagra and the others have no been shown to have such an effect.
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I think it is sad that so much air time is given to something so silly.  I really don't care if Limbauh needs Viagra to get that "Rush" and doubt it would be as big of an issue if he were not a public personality. The narcotics which were/are (?) his issue are not the same as Viagra.  His dealings with one may cause the need for the other...
490292
Sex drive might go down, but you can still enjoy sex. I was at my grandparents house on day and in their bath room was a bottle of viagra (not something I wanted to see) and the are in there 60's almost 70's.
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Yes.. Alot of recreational use for viagra and for crying out loud there is a street value for the stuff.  They say (can't verify though) that you maintain longer and can perform longer.\n\nBe leary of that Viagra headache though, it can be a b**ch.
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Viagra! I'm 65 and a few years ago found I was having a bit of a problem maintaining erections during intercourse. No problems with masturbation or receiving oral sex because you don't need a full erection of either. Viagra did the trick and I have no problems getting or maintaining erections now. My girlfriend and I are both happy! Nothing to be ashamed about...a very common situation for guys as they get older. A couple of other drugs, Cialis and Levitra work pretty much the same way. If you have the problem, discuss it with your doctor. Don't get ripped off by web purchases...it's more expensive and may even be phony pills. There are a few people that shouldn't take these drugs...it can kill you if you are using nitrite drugs for your heart for example! For the majority of guys it's okay and the doctor will give you a sample pack and a prescription. Side effects are usually minor and temporary...a flushed face, blurred vision, headaches for some (none seem to apply to me). Biggest negative is the cost of pills...$8 to $10 a pop, regardless of the dosage...but it's worth it for a better sex life. Some (but not all) prescription drug plans even cover it! Younger guys, you really don't need it...it's not a magic b---r pill...you still need that manual or visual stimulation to get that erection. It's also one of the most overused drugs in history!
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Interesting article in the paper today... It made page 1 of the Kansas City Star.\n\nApparently, casual sex is not as big a factor in getting STDs as poverty or lack of education, according to a British report. They gathered statistical data from 59 countries for the report.\n\nIt seems that the only people really at high risk for death-by-sex are people who are too poor or too stupid to buy condoms. \n\nDarwinism in action...\n-SD-