Ginkgo Biloba Usage
Ginkgo Biloba Usage
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Enzyte, a huge fraud in the making by Pankaj Modi
Enzyte is an herbal nutritional supplement originally manufactured by Berkeley Premium Nutraceuticals of Cincinnati, Ohio, now Vianda, LLC. The manufacturer has claimed Enzyte promotes "natural male enhancement", which is suggestive of a euphemism for penile enlargement. Enzyte marketing is oriented towards erectile dysfunction and attracting more purchasers seeking permanent enlargement of the penis. Enzyte is widely advertised on US television as "the once daily tablet for natural male enhancement".
Enzyte is said to contain many ingredients like Tribulus terrestris or puncture vine, niacin, Panax ginseng, Epimedium, Avena sativa or oat, Zinc oxide, Lepidium meyenii or maca, Muira puama, Ginkgo biloba, L-Arginine, saw palmetto. Other ingredients in small quantities include gelatin, cellulose, rice bran, oat fiber, magnesium stearate, silicon dioxide, dicalcium phosphate, titanium dioxide and propylene glycol.
The million dollar question that every male wants to ask is does Enzyte work. Enzyte originally advertised that use of the Enzyte product would promote permanent physical penile growth, or the company would return purchasers double their cost. A majority of the Enzyte reviews that can be found at many places on the internet are highly negative and state that Enzyte does not perform anywhere close to the high standards set by its advertising. Despite manufacturer claims that Enzyte will increase penis size, girth, firmness, and improve sexual performance, there exists no scientific evidence that Enzyte is capable of these claims. After many lawsuits against Enzyte and its fraudulent rebate policies, its advertising was changed to state that the product is intended to create a firmer erection by temporarily increasing blood flow to the penis. No evidence exists that proves Enzyte to be effective in any of its claims. The product advertising itself states in small print that it "is not intended or promoted to diagnose, or treat any disease" and since erectile dysfunction is a recognized disease, the advertising is considered legal. In fact, Enzyte has never been scientifically tested by the FDA, or other independent third party. Accordingly, Enzyte is required by current US law to be marketed as an herbal supplement, and may not legally be called a drug. In keeping with FTC rulings, Enzyte is not allowed to claim these benefits in its advertising.
There are some Enzyte side effects too. These include excessive thirst, headache, gout, dizziness, insomnia, nausea and anxiety. It can also increase blood pressure, heart rate and body temperature. Some of the Enzyte ingredients should not be taken by anyone with kidney conditions, heart problems, diabetes or stomach ulcers, or in conjunction with antidepressant medications. Overdosage of zinc is a hazard to health.
The last category of Enzyte side effects contains flushing of the skin (mainly on the face), pain when urinating and sensitivity leading to pain in the genital area. This category of side effects has not been extensively investigated, and although not backed by solid studies and testing, it still underscores the need for users to consult their physician or family care practitioners prior to usage.
About the Author
"Pankaj Modi Says:" Enzyte is an herbal nutritional supplement originally manufactured by Berkeley Premium Nutraceuticals of Cincinnati, Ohio, now Vianda, LLC. Exactly it is just like natural male enhancement. To know more about it visit: http://www.enzytedoesntwork.com
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