Apoxar Viagra (Sildenafil)

Classification: PDE5 inhibitor
Structure Non-Steroidal
Standard Sildenafil
Estrogenic Activity None
Progestational Activity None
Water Retention: None
Aromatization: None
Hepatotoxicity None
Active Half-life: 5-12 hours
Recommended Dosage: 25-200 mg/day

Erectile Disfunction

Unfortunately, ED is very common, and the biggest misconception is that ED is just an inevitable and expected part of aging.
There is absolutely no reason why men cannot remain sexually active well into their 30s,50 s, 70s, and beyond. A lot of men accept ED because they are embarrassed. It is crucial to understand that ED is a critical signal for more severe health issues, such as heart condition, diabetes, hormone imbalance, or kidney failure. More than 30% of males over 30 years old and almost 70% of males in their late 60s have ED, and only less than 22% of men self-report it.
The most important is to admit that you have a problem and do something about it ASAP.
Only men who understand and accept that they have ED have chances to fix the issue.
There are many effective remedies such as testosterone therapy, peptide therapy, the intake of selective dopamine receptor agonists, and PDE5 blockers.

Viagra General Info

Viagra, with its active ingredient Sildenafil, is a phosphodiesterase type 5 inhibitor (PDE5) that causes vasodilation in the penis and lungs. Currently, there are four PDE5 inhibitors that are approved and used by men for their ED problems: Sildenafil, Tadalafil, Vardenafil, and Avanafil.
Sildenafil will help to get an erection once sexually stimulated.

Sildenafil Pharmacodynamics

Sildenafil causes significant vasolidation in the penis and lungs by inhibiting the cyclic guanosine monophosphate (cGMP) breakdown that ultimately leads to prolonged action of nitric oxide, one of the crucial vasolidation mediators.

Apoxar Viagra Main Benefits

It helps to get an erection once sexually stimulated.

Apoxar Viagra and ED treatment

Male erection is a very complicated and complex process that involves the brain, hormones, emotions, nerves, muscles, and blood vessels.
ED can result from Physical or Psychological causes.
Physical Causes
In most cases, ED is caused by something physical. The most common physical causes are
Low Testosterone
High cholesterol
Clogged blood vessels
Obesity-more than 79% of men with ED are overweight
Diabetes
Heart disease
Parkinson s disease
Psychological Causes
The erection starts in your brain. The brain triggers the physical events chain that causes the erection. Many things could interfere and cause erectile dysfunction. The most common psychological causes are:
Relationship problems
Stress
Depression and anxiety
As we can see, there are so many causes that could lead to ED. It is crucial to understand what is happening in your body. A common mistake that men make is "patching the problem" with medication such as Viagra or Cialis.
This shortcut is VERY EFFECTIVE and ok for some time, but it is definitely not a permanent fix and most probably will provide severe side effects in the long run (stroke or heart attack). Viagra does the job, and it is always a good thing to have a couple of pills handy. However, we strongly recommend identifying and fixing the main issue that is causing the ED.