Search the Community

Never knew Viagra can help against mountain sickness. Is anyone going Tibet or Bolivia or sichuan? If so, good excuse to get some http://www.channelnewsasia.com/news/asiapacific/south-korea-s-presidential-office-explains-viagra-purchase/3311870.html?cid=twtcna

Having Erectile Dysfunction (ED) ?????? No worries, here comes Butea Superba ..... CNA news : Thai "Viagra herb" BANGKOK: A Thai herb has been found to have the same effect as drugs such as Viagra in combating erectile dysfunction (ED). But the herb -- Butea superba or khao krua daeng in Thai -- is a long way off from reaching the market in the Kingdom. Indigenous to India, Myanmar, Thailand and Laos, to some, the herb is considered an example of the best of Thai traditional medicine. By the year 2015, the world market for ED drugs could be as much as US$5 billion. The US and Europe dominate this market but some Asians advocate natural solutions closer to home. A researcher with 30 years experience at Chulalongkorn University's Department of Biology has spent decades researching and promoting the herb. Dr Wichai Cherdshewasart even holds a US patent for it, but has found no traction in Thailand. "At that time, we called it herbal Viagra. But it is pity that because of tough competition, as you can realise, that the Western drugs try to monopolise in this country," Dr Wichai. "So we have tough regulations from Thai FDA. That is why this product cannot present much in the market. They can only present in the form of traditional medicine. It means that you have to mix it with other herbs and use it at very low dose." But the FDA said studies have shown the herb could be dangerous if taken in too high a dose. Drug Control Bureau director Vinit Usavakidviree said: "The test on rats showed that there would be no side effects should the herb be used in an appropriate measure, for example not more than 100 milligrams a day. There will be side effects if more herb is used." Side effects in rats have included massive swelling of the testicles. Still, many in Thailand swear by traditional Asian herbal remedies. A fourth-generation shop owner in Bangkok's Chinatown said customers like herbal medicines because they're cheaper than Western drugs, but cautions they too, should only be taken according to directions. Well, Malaysia & Indonsia have their Tongkat Ali ... Now Thailand has their Butea Superba or Khao Krua Daeng (KKD) ....

How is the process of going to the doctor to ask to buy Viagra? It sounds weird to talk to doctor about the libido weakness. I know it's the best and sure way to get original Viagra. But I don't like to tell the doctor, and then get the counter aunty to sell me the Viagra pills. Is there a legal and non embarrassing way to get Viagra in Singapore? Can get from some pharmacy direct? Don't trust Internet sales either. Can PM me if you got lobang for good and discreet doctor prescription. Thanks.

3 days ago , downstairs my flat , overheard Indian looking man talking to a taxi driver "Boss , you use this ah , your that one confirm grow one.. Got guarantee. I dont sell you fake one. Mine is original one from US." Uncle got damn interested. I could not see or hear about the price.. Uncle , without even thinking further , just passed him a few $50 bills.. He then approached me " Bro you want to try..." I stared at him coldly.. He then said "Sorry" and went.. Anyone got kena this kind of seller before?

July 3, 2008 Ingredient in watermelon has effects similar to Viagra LUBBOCK (Texas) - A SLICE of cool, fresh watermelon has effects similar to Viagra, researchers say. Watermelons contain an ingredient called citrulline that can trigger production of a compound that helps relax the body's blood vessels, similar to what happens when a man takes Viagra, said scientists in Texas, one of the United States' top producers of the seedless variety. Found in the flesh and rind of watermelons, citrulline reacts with the body's enzymes when consumed in large quantities and is changed into arginine, an amino acid that benefits the heart and the circulatory and immune systems. 'Arginine boosts nitric oxide, which relaxes blood vessels, the same basic effect that Viagra has, to treat erectile dysfunction and maybe even prevent it,' said Mr Bhimu Patil, a researcher and director of Texas A&M's Fruit and Vegetable Improvement Center. 'Watermelon may not be as organ-specific as Viagra, but it's a great way to relax blood vessels without any drug side effects.' Mr Todd Wehner, who studies watermelon breeding at North Carolina State University, said anyone taking Viagra shouldn't expect the same result from watermelon. 'It sounds like it would be an effect that would be interesting but not a substitute for any medical treatment,' Mr Wehner said. The nitric oxide can also help with angina, high blood pressure and other cardiovascular problems, according to the study, which was paid for by the US Department of Agriculture. More citrulline - about 60 per cent - is found in watermelon rind than in the flesh, Mr Patil said, but that can vary. But scientists may be able to find ways to boost the concentrations in the flesh, he said. Citrulline is found in all colors of watermelon and is highest in the yellow-fleshed types, said Ms Penelope Perkins-Veazie, a USDA researcher in Lane, Okla. She said Mr Patil's research is valid, but with a caveat: One would need to eat about six cups of watermelon to get enough citrulline to boost the body's arginine level. 'The problem you have when you eat a lot of watermelon is you tend to run to the bathroom more,' Ms Perkins-Veazie said. Watermelon is a diuretic and was a homeopathic treatment for kidney patients before dialysis became widespread. Another issue is the amount of sugar that much watermelon would spill into the bloodstream - a jolt that could cause cramping, Ms Perkins-Veazie said. Mr Patil said he would like to do future studies on how to reduce the sugar content in watermelon. The relationship between citrulline and arginine might also prove helpful to those who are obese or suffer from type-2 diabetes. The beneficial effects - among them the ability to relax blood vessels, much like Viagra does - are beginning to be revealed in research. Citrulline is present in other curcubits, like cucumbers and cantaloupe, at very low levels, and in the milk protein casein. The highest concentrations of citrulline are found in walnut seedlings, Ms Perkins-Veazie said. 'But they're bitter and most people don't want to eat them,' she said. -- AP ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Pfizer eat yr heart out. There's alternatives for poor peasants liao

Money, money, money...Must be funny [nod] Nikkei today went crazy liao! wooo hoo !!! Singtel and SGX cheong ah!!! let me reap some profit please