Betablockers and Impotence and Cure
May 3rd, 2009
Betablockers and Impotence and Cure
A great deal of male over the age of 50 begin to suffer from a condition called Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia which put in simpler terms is an enlarged and swollen prostate gland. This condition causes problems with urination such as a very frequent need to visit the bathroom, being unable to completely empty the bladder and a very weak discharge of urine.
Swollen Prostate Relieved With Cialis
Obviously this condition is extremely uncomfortable and causes men a great deal of distress. It is known in medical circles as Lower Urinary Tract Symptoms or LUTS. New research published The Journal of Urology claims however that men who take the erectile dysfunction medications Cialis on a daily basis can relieve the symptoms of a swollen prostate and therefore suffer less from the Lower Urinary Tract Symptoms described above.
Cialis or tadalafil to give it its medical name is the second most used erectile dysfunction medication in the world after Viagra and is primarily prescribed to help men who suffer from blood flow problems to the penile area, however this new research shows that it has possible applications to help male with the associated symptoms of Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia.
The research involved over 1,000 male in ten different countries and was initiated by the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Centre in Dallas, the Northwestern University and also in conjunction with Lilly Research Laboratories who are owned by the company that makes Cialis. In line with correct medical practice the research was done on a double blind, randomised, placebo controlled format to ensure the validity and accuracy of the results.
Some reports say that as many as 50% of male who are 50+ suffer from some sort of urinary problem and therefore the potential market for Cialis to be prescribed in a small those for these men is huge.
Health Benefits of Ginseng
May 2nd, 2009
Ginseng is a common health drink in China, Korea, and Japan and consumed its distinct flavor and medicinal properties. The word “ginseng” came from the Chinese term “jen-shen,” which means, “in the image of man.” Ginseng refers to a group of herbs from the plant family Araliacae. There are the three main types of ginseng: Oriental ginseng (Chinese or Korean), American ginseng (Panax quinquefolius), and Siberian ginseng (Eleutheroccus senticosis). Traditional Chinese medicine says that each type of ginseng has unique healing properties.
