Prelox Enhances Sex Life

Healthy blood vessels and an adequate blood supply are key elements in a man’s ability to get and sustain an erection firm enough for sexual intercourse. However, a common consequence of the ageing process is a reduced blood supply, and for many men this can cause erectile dysfunction resulting from impeded blood flow to the penis.

At the age of 55, 42 per cent of men are likely to suffer minimal erectile dysfunction, 16 per cent moderate dysfunction and 2 per cent complete dysfunction. At the age of 70, the figures go up respectively to 70 per cent, 48 per cent and 35 per cent.

Given how common this problem is, HSI is delighted to announce the launch of a brand new nutritional supplement called Prelox that has been clinically proven to help men suffering from erectile dysfunction, by improving sexual performance and enjoyment.

The two main ingredients in Prelox are L-arginine and Pycnogenol two substances that encourage blood flow to the genital area, which as already mentioned is vital for enhancing the body’s sexual response and the ability to have an erection. The product also contains taurine, an amino acid which has energy-enhancing properties.

Prelox doesn’t take the spontaneity out of sex like Viagra

L-arginine and Pycnogenol work together in Prelox to promote the production of nitric oxide a chemical in your body which plays a vital role in the process of achieving an erection. This action is particularly important, because as men grow older there is generally less nitric oxide available in the body.

Nitric oxide acts both as a neurotransmitter encouraging the relaxation of smooth muscle in the penis which is necessary to allow it to fill with blood and achieve an erection and as a vasodilator, helping to increase blood flow to the area.

Prelox works in a similar way to Viagra, which also enhances the effects of nitric oxide. However, one of the drawbacks of the drug aside from its well-documented adverse effects is that it can take from 30 minutes to 2 hours to take effect, so it needs to be taken at least one hour before sex.

In contrast, Prelox doesn’t have to be taken prior to sex. Instead it restores erectile function generally during the period when it is being taken, meaning that it has the advantage of enabling men to react and enjoy sex more spontaneously.

L-arginine and Pycnogenol have proven benefits for overcoming erectile problems

L-arginine is involved in the formation of nitric oxide in the body. In a double-blind trial, men with erectile dysfunction were given 1,670 mg of L-arginine per day or a placebo for six weeks. L-Arginine supplementation was found to be particularly effective at improving erectile dysfunction in men with abnormal nitric oxide metabolism (Ref. 3).

Pycnogenol is extracted from the bark of the French maritime pine. It contains a number of active substances, principally proanthocyanidins, and can enhance the production of nitric oxide by activating nitric oxide synthase an enzyme which plays a key role in generating nitric oxide in the body (Ref 4). Pycnogenol is also an effective antioxidant which prevents free radical damage to blood vessels including those of the penis.

Despite the individual merits of taking L-arginine and Pycnogenol to overcome erectile dysfunction, together in the right amounts they are even more effective against the problem.

Prelox not only helps you achieve an erection but can also help combat sperm abnormalities

Clinical studies have found that Prelox is extremely beneficial for men suffering from mild to moderate sexual dysfunction and, better still, no serious side effects have been reported following its use.

One three-month study involved 40 men aged between 25 and 45 with erectile dysfunction. For one month, the men received 1.7g of L-arginine only each day. After this time, only 5 per cent of the study group (two individuals) recovered normal erectile function. During the second month, all the men took 1.7g of L-arginine and 80mg of Pycnogenol daily. A significant 80 per cent of them recovered erectile function. In the third month, the men received 1.7g of L-arginine and 120mg of Pycnogenol daily, after which a staggering 93 per cent of them recovered erectile function (Ref. 5).

In another study, Prelox was given to 50 men aged 45-plus who had erectile dysfunction and were also sub-fertile (namely they had sperm abnormalities such as low semen volume/sperm count and poor-quality sperm).

For the first month they only received 1.7g of L-arginine, after which time 10 per cent of them recovered erectile function. In the second month, they took Prelox and 80 per cent had restored erectile function. These men continued to take Prelox for a year and there was a significant improvement in sperm motility. In addition, 21 of the men’s partners became pregnant during the study period.

One 51-year-old man who took part in a six-week trial of Prelox explained how he had previously resigned himself to having a reduced libido and difficulty getting erections, but after a month of taking Prelox he found he was capable of having erections again, and over the next two weeks they became noticeably stronger. This restored his confidence and allowed him to resume a sex life as satisfactory as that which he had enjoyed about 10 years previously.

Prelox: What to take for best results

The recommended dosage for Prelox is two tablets taken twice a day for the first two weeks, then one to two a day. As already mentioned, Prelox can benefit men suffering from mild to moderate erectile dysfunction. It is not intended for severe cases or for those whose erectile dysfunction is a result of diabetes or advanced atherosclerosis.

There are no reported adverse effects associated with Prelox, but in rare cases some individuals have experienced skin flushing or headaches following its use. If this happens, lowering the dosage should help.

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