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I get tired of reading these replies... The only real problem I have with Viagra that people complain about is the erection...which not a big deal in and of itself...but with any drug there can be side effects, but I have never and will take Viagra to be without erections or any problems...just a matter of personal preference.
I think mentioned something very important about this drug...it is a steroid....so in other words it will help prevent impotence by blocking "P450" enzymes in the body. And remember, all natural drugs (or supplements) block some enzymes like this...so I think all natural medications are better than chemicals.
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