Viagra is mostly taken by healthy males who can achieve an erection but want to enhance sexual enjoyment. For these men taking Viagra is a quality-of-life issue, not a medical one. In this sense, Viagra is the first widely accepted ‘lifestyle drug’. Viagra has caused a subtle but nonetheless important change in the way we perceive pills. For the first time Viagra has made the recreational use of drugs acceptable in the mainstream. Purportedly a treatment for a medical condition – male erectile dysfunction.

Herbal Viagra alternatives are very much part of the new folklore. Inspired by the success of Viagra, real and wannabe herbalists, quacks and snake oil salesmen are putting forth their alternatives hoping for a piece of the pie. Whether these potions prove to be efficacious successes or limp failures, it is interesting to document some of the ones advertised on the Internet and in the print media.

Herbal Viagra is a completely natural product, it contains amino acids and plant extracts. This product helps in boosting the sexual performance in a man. The intake of Herbal Viagra can be had by all ages of men who suffer from erectile problems, who find it hard to achieve a proper erection or inability to do the same.

The occurrence of erectile dysfunction starts increasing with age. For instance men over the age of 40 years suffer from a decrease in sexual performance, mile assertiveness and decrease in muscular strength. Herbal Viagra works by providing men with dietary building blocks for the making of

testosterone.

Two herbal Viagra tablets can be taken at least 5 to 10 minutes before sexual activity, where in the results will start occurring in 10 to 30 minutes with its effect lasting for hours. This pill has the best effect when it is taken on a daily basis.

Because herbal products aren't subject to the same rigorous standards as are prescriptions or over-the-counter medications,it's not possible to endorse any of these so-called herbal Viagra products as "safe."

Many herbal products such as herbal viagra,vigrx etc marketed as sexual stimulants

claim to be "natural versions" of Viagra — but they are not the same as the prescription drug. Some contain substances (vasodilators) that improve blood flow by relaxing the walls of blood vessels. But no herbal products are as specific for blood vessels to the penis as Viagra and other similar prescription drugs are. As a result, these herbal remedies may cause generalized low blood pressure and restrict blood flow to vital organs.