
|Articles|May 11, 2004
Analysis shows 'herbal' ED products contaminated with PDE-5 inhibitors
Some "herbal" products marketed as having efficacy similarto PDE-5 inhibitors without the side effects and the need for medical monitoringactually contain pharmacologic concentrations of PDE-5 inhibitors, accordingto the results of a Canadian study presented here. Separately, Britishresearchers confirmed what many urologists already know-that informationabout herbal ED therapies sold on the Internet is unreliable and misleading.
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