We have known for a while that pharmaceutical companies continue to crank out plenty of slick drugs that promise all sorts of things, but few actually deliver on their promises. One such drug is kamagra 100mg oral jelly, which has been on the market for just over a year now. This medication is said to produce an erection in about one to two hours, as well as the ability to maintain one throughout the night. The ingredients that make up this super-supplement are mainly Yohimbe, L-Arginine, Tribulus Terrestris, and Epimedium. The manufacturer recommends that these pills should not be taken with alcohol and should be consumed on an empty stomach.
This may be true, but how effective is it really? Well, some users have indeed experienced a near-miraculous result. One man was able to have sex three to four times a week without any problems, and his libido never flagged up either. He even claims that he got better results using this particular oral supplement than he ever had with the help of Prozac. There are many mixed reviews on the effectiveness of this product, but the positive ones all seem to indicate that it works quite well.
Some doctors are not so convinced about the power of oral jelly, and they caution consumers to steer clear of it. “There are too many unanswered questions for anyone to leap into something like this blindly. I would definitely steer clear of it if it were an illegal substance,” writes Dr. Samir Melki, a resident of Jerusalem, Israel. “But then again, it’s not illegal, so who’s going to stop someone from trying it?”
Some medical experts are even questioning the whole concept of how a substance can increase libido and improve sexual health. “You could take anything, and it could have an effect on sexual dysfunction,” writes Dr. Richard F. Spark, editor-in-chief of Sexual Medicine. “But doctors shouldn’t be treating their patients’ sexual dysfunctions with things that aren’t there to solve those problems.” If doctors believe that something works, they will usually keep prescribing it, despite the controversy.
One reason for the skepticism is that studies on the supposed benefits have been repeatedly done and found to be false. For instance, in a study funded by the National Institute of Health, male subjects who took niacin (a vitamin), saw results comparable to those of patients taking the same dosage of Kamagra. Another investigation showed that the drug didn’t make much of a difference in women’s sexual dysfunction. Neither did a Dutch study showing that the substance caused erectile dysfunction. There are several explanations for why the results on these studies could be false, but no one has been able to point to any real problem with it.
Still, there are some doctors who swear by the product. Dr. David J. Larson, associate clinical professor of medicine at New York Hospital Sloane-Kettering Cancer Center and his team published their findings in a peer-reviewed journal, Community Dentistry and Oral Epidemiology. They did conclude that there was no significant effect of Kamagra on erectile dysfunction. “The lack of side effects and the fact that it can be taken with other medications may make it preferable to some men to treat erectile dysfunction,” they concluded. However, they recommended that men should still use any other drug, including nitrate preparations, in conjunction with the oral jelly.
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