 |
Viagra "Bedroom Help" Cleared For Diabetics
|
"Based on the research and information I have on Diabetic Life Style Changes January 07 the following makes sense to me," Harlan Jacobsen Copyright ©2007
"Based on the research and information I have on Diabetic Life Style Changes January 07 the following makes sense to me," Harlan Jacobsen Copyright ©2007 |
|
The drug companies have long promoted on TV commercials men having a problem now referred to popularly as a new ailment called "ED". This "erectile dysfunction" is of more concern to diabetic men who are 3 times more likely to have problems in the bed room then a non diabetic. A study of over 1700 men conducted over 12 weeks on the use of "bedroom enhancement" drugs that include Viagra, Levitra and Cialis showed no major hazard in their use short term. They did report side affects including the usual headache, and respiratory problems as well as some flu like symptoms. Diabetic patients have to be exceptionally careful about taking any drugs since the connected side effects can seriously complicate chronic health complications, that are more likely appear along with diabetes. All unfortunately more common among diabetics. The no obvious hazards in the short term cleared up in this study needs to be followed up with long term studies. The "bedroom" success rate was improved for 26.7% of the men in the study as compared to those on the placebo. Editors note: If a whole tablet works or helps most find that a half tablet works as well. At a cost approaching ten dollars each this is a significant idea worth trying.
Home Diabetes Newspaper Site I Top of Page I Home Diabetes Cure 101 Site
This Entire Web Site Was Produced Totally From 100% Recycled Electrons. Absolutely No Protons or Neurons Were Used Nor Were Any Wild Pixels Harmed In Its Manufacture.
[Top of Page ] [ Diabetes Newspaper Home ]
DISCLAIMER: Any and all information and/or articles contained within this website are not meant as nor should they be taken, viewed and/or interpreted as medical advice. They are presented for your information, your education on the subject and as a guideline only. If you have any questions or need additional information, please consult your family doctor or trained medical personnel before taking any action. Information is edited by a layman from published authors and scientific reports, plus personal experience as a diabetic. If you notice any substantive errors please contact the publisher harlanjacobsen@webtv.net, put the word "Diabetes" in the subject line. |
|
