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Does Herbal V Work?
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Herbal V is just what you think it would be. It’s an natural, herbal substitute for Viagra. Just like Viagra, you take it shortly before you’re ready to have sex, so you can be confident and ready. These fast acting male enhancement supplements can be tricky. Most of the natural ingredients we have available don’t work quickly like the prescription drugs can, and the ones that do come with side effects. So the problem for these fast acting supplements has been finding the balance between effectiveness and safety. And the truth is, most of them come up short.
Let’s find out if that’s the case with Herbal V.
Herbal V Ingredients
The main active ingredient in Herbal V is Yohimbine (1). It comes from Yohimbe Bark, and it’s a central nervous system stimulant that also increases the flow of blood to the penis for better, harder, longer lasting erections. This is the main ingredient that provides close to what you’ll get with Viagra. It doesn’t work exactly the same way, but it allows you to achieve similar results.
The problem with Yohimbe is that it comes with quite a few unpleasant side effects, and even some potentially dangerous ones. A lot of guys get headaches, dizziness, and the feeling of a racing heart. They sweat, and they generally feel shitty. But if you take medication or have a medical condition, the side effects could be much works. It could cause a severe drop in blood pressure, a condition that would require medical attention. The FDA has actually recommended against taking Yohimbe because of the potential for side effects. But they haven’t actually banned it. After scaring you with all this information, I will mention that a lot of guys don’t get these side effects at all, and find it to be very effective.
The 250 mg dose in Herbal V is actually quite high. It’s got a total of 255 mg, whereas WebMD talks about a safe dose being up to 100mg daily.
Backing up the Yohimbine is a vitamin mineral complex including: Vitamin C, Vitamin E, Zinc, and Selenium.
A few aphrodiacs next on the list and include: Damiana (2), Saw Palmetto, and Panax Ginseng.
The recommended use is 1 capsule taken about 2 hours before your planned sexual activity. They also warn that if “sensitivity occurs” you should discontinue use, which indicates they’re aware of the potential for problems.
Herbal V Reviews
So when it came time to look at customer feedback, we were curious as to what people were saying about Herbal V. Unfortunately, nobody is saying much at all. We found only a few customer reviews for Herbal V anywhere, and as we expected, the side effects reared their ugly heads:
“Tried this product i would not reccomend it. All it did was keepawake all night with hot and cold sweats. Took it two hours prior but felt so bad all night could not perform. Didnot feel better till 5pm next day”
“all it does is make your heart beat faster sending blood thru your body, just its like a quick rush.”
Where to Buy
Herbal V is available online through a few supplement shops like The Vitamin Shoppe. It’s a “take as needed” pill so you don’t need nearly as many pills as you would if you had to take them every day. A 10 capsules pack costs $15.09 at The Vitamin Shoppe.
Herbal V Pros
- It’s all natural.
- It contains the very effective ingredient – youhimbe.
- It’s fast acting so you don’t have to take it every day.
Herbal V Cons
- It contains yohimbe which may cause side effects, especially at the high dose it is.
- The reviews are mainly just talking about side effects.
Our Herbal V Conclusion
One day, maybe there will be a good, safe, effective fast acting male enhancement. Unfortunately, the high dose of yohimbe makes Herbal V effective perhaps, but not safe. We’ll keep looking.
Sources:
(1) Neurobiological mechanisms of panic anxiety: Biochemical and behavioral correlates of yohimbine-induced panic attacks. Charney, Dennis S.; Woods, Scott W.; Goodman, Wayne K.; eninger, George R. The American Journal of Psychiatry, Vol 144(8), Aug 1987, 1030-1036.
(2) Damiana (Turnera diffusa Willd.) – a traditionally used aphrodisiac as modern PDE-5 inhibitor Bjoern Feistel1 , Bernd Walbroel 1 , Birgit Benedek 2 1 Finzelberg GmbH & Co. KG, Koblenzer Strasse 48-56, 56626 Andenach, Germany , 2 PhytoLab GmbH & Co.KG, Dutendorfer Strasse 5-7, 91487 Vestenbergsgreuth, Germany 58th International Congress and Annual Meeting of the Society for Medicinal Plant and Natural Product Research, 29. August – 2. September 2010, Berlin – Germany.
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