Reporters Test Potency Pills

Investigative team of the Javno portal made an extensive research about the effects of potency pills on young people.

Investigative team of the Javno portal made an extensive research about the effects of potency pills on young people and their sexual activities, both men and women. Namely, several reporters tested carious types of “magic” pills and wrote detailed journals of their sexual experiences.

Men fear sexual impotence

Problems of male sex lives were considered to be a taboo for the major part of history. Men who would openly discuss their existing sexual problem or sexual impotence with their doctor, asking for advice or treatment, are quite rare.

Even today, especially in patriarchal societies, men have obstacles when they are required to speak about their own sexuality. Every weakness in that area is still seen as questioning their manhood and admitting weakness and inefficiency.

Luckily, male awareness about this issue in the past few years has significantly changed an only now doctors have better insight into the rate of erectile disfunctions.

“Magic” pills save the day

Every day, more and more men decide to seek help due to disorders, which were not so familiar a few days ago, and not discussed. Most frequently called impotence in the past, this disorder is clearly defined as erectile disfunction – inability to achieve or maintain erection of the penis that enables satisfactory sexual intercourse.

Pills like Viagra, Cialis, Levitra, Russian Novagra, Cobra help increase the erectile response after sexual stimulus. In other words, men wit erectile disfunction who want to please their partner in intimate moments often reach for these “magic” pills which enable them to seize the moment with quality. There are pills like Novagra and Vega who, apart from helping men, increase sexual potency foe women as well. Our reporters have tested both types.

Erectile disfunction linked with depression

It is estimated that 152 million men throughout the world have experienced erectile problems and the number is predicted to have increased to 322 million men by 2025. Erectile disfunction can often be linked to depression and in some patients, it can lead to lack of self-confidence, poor self-image and become a hazard for interpersonal relations.