Wednesday, August 20, 2008
AND I TAKING LOVASA A OMEGA3 FATTY ACID CAN THIS HELP LOWER MY COLESTEROL AND POSSIBLE HELP WITH ED??
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By RAYMOND COMER— Last Modified: 12/06/10, First Published: 08/20/08
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Raymond - You should consult with your physician about the effectiveness of the omega 3 fatty acid as a tool to help with the reduction of your cholesterol. According to the makers of Levitra "High cholesterol is associated with erectile dysfunction (ED). The risk of ED is nearly two times greater in men with total cholesterol levels above 240 than in men with total cholesterol levels below 180." When cholesterol levels get too high it sticks to the wall of your arteries and decreases blood flow throughout your body, including your penis. So, effective treatment of high cholesterol is important to good sexual health.
Rick Wirtz
Hello my name is Matt I'm older man and I need a treatment for my Erectile Dysfunction problem, I need to know if the generic Viagra works. I found this website <a href="http://www.xlpharmacy.com/generic-viagra/">Generic Viagra</a> http://www.xlpharmacy.com/generic-viagra/ it seems to be ok but I'm not sure. Can anybody help me with some info about this website or maybe recommend another website that sales generic Viagra .... thank you Matt
Matt - Pfizer's patent on Viagra does not expire for at least 3 more years. Therefore I would be really skeptical of anything marketed as "generic" Viagra. Contact your pharmacist to get more info on this. Unless your pharmacist knows of a legitimate source it would be wise to steer clear.
Rick Wirtz
Rick Wirtz is a Psychologist, not a Psychiatrist. Although the majority of Psychologists are not authorized to prescribe medications or give you specific advice about them, they typically have experience working with patients who take a variety of medications. The response above is not intended to diagnose or treat any medical or mental disorder. Any information given in a post about medication is for educational purposes only and primarily to aid you in having an informed discussion with your own physician.