Sound familiar? That’s also how Viagra works. Nitrates are a commonly prescribed solution for heart problems that work by allowing blood vessels to dilate. Plus, without your doctor’s advice, you could have an interaction with another medication you’re taking. Plenty of these supplements might not be inherently dangerous, but because they aren’t regulated, we can’t know which ones are risky. Many of the natural ingredients that these pills claim to contain are actually expensive to get, and it’s far easier to cut your product with a drug than it is to go deep in a remote jungle to find a particular type of tree that purportedly bestows raging erections. There’s a whole list that the FDA puts out of all the tainted supplements they’ve found. Or they have tadafil, which is Cialis’ active ingredient. Heck, lots of supplements just straight up have Viagra’s active ingredient in them: sildenafil.
Other chemicals, like the desmethyl carbodenafil found in the aforementioned coffee, look enough like PDE5 inhibitors that they act in the same way. It’s not just prescription drugs that can block PDE5. Male enhancement supplements work as mimics The trick Viagra pulls is inhibiting PDE5 such that it can’t break down cGMP, leading to a buildup. That’s a normal process, because at some point you have to stop having an erection. So if you can’t get your cGMP levels up, you can’t get it up. When the proud owner of a penis gets aroused, nitric oxide levels in the blood near the organ start rising, which cause the body to make more of a little molecule called cGMP that causes the vessels in the penis to let more blood in. So let’s back up for a second and talk about erections.Īn erection is essentially just increased blood flow to spongy tissue in the penis, which causes it to become engorged and stiff. That probably means nothing to you-it doesn’t to most people. Viagra, like Cialis and other ED drugs, is what’s called a PDE5 inhibitor. But that similarity means they can cause the same serious side effects and drug interactions. Yes, these male enhancement products are so chemically similar to Viagra that they generally work. Erectile dysfunction drugs basically all work the same way The story is, if not as old as time, at least as old as ED drugs. This coffee had an ingredient similar to Viagra (plus undeclared milk, a common allergen). The FDA recently issued a recall for male enhancement coffee-just another in a long line of products found to secretly contain either real ED drugs or chemicals similar enough to get the same job done. He will silently judge your rhino pill packaging and send you on your way. Plus, to get a prescription you have to go through a doctor, who should be checking to make sure Viagra won’t interact with other medications you might be taking. Manufacturers don’t have to prove what’s in their product, or even that it does what it says on the tin. Where Viagra (and the other ED drugs) are regulated by the FDA, herbal supplements are not. Plenty of these supplements, be they coffee or RHINO 7 Platinum 5000-an absolutely real product that has a picture of a charging rhino emerging from a fireball on the packaging-work because they’re basically just Viagra. At least so-called male enhancement products tend to work-and not via the placebo effect. People use jade eggs in an attempt to tighten their vaginas even though there’s zero evidence that they will do that. If folks are too ashamed to talk about these issues, they’re more likely to turn to things like male enhancement coffee.ĭoes that sound a little ridiculous? Yeah. The simple fact is that ED can have psychologically devastating effects that we shouldn’t make light of. No, this is not a joke, even though that pun was absolutely intended.
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