Erectile Dysfunction: Garlic, Cayenne, Hawthorn, Grapeseed Treatment

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1 User Review


Posted by Janus (Mobile, Al) on 05/13/2010
★☆☆☆☆

I tried the Garlic / cayenne / hawthorne berry and grapeseed extract, all in supplement form, to help my impotence problem. I thought I was going to die. Approximately 30 minutes after I took the cocktail, I started cramping and broke out in a cold sweat.

Fortunately, it passed after a short while. But there was no positive outcome for me.

Replied by Faithinhealing
(Forest Park, Ohio)
02/06/2011

HAWTHORN and CAYENNE are antiparasitical so they were killing off the BAD bacteria in your stomach. It is die off and you probably should have decreased the dose and continued the treatment!

Replied by Canadian Dave
(Canada)
12/02/2016
15 posts

This is armchair diagnosing and isn't appropriate. I react poorly to garlic, with heartburn, probably because of a sensitivity. Some people can't tolerate cayenne either, or any particular supplement. I like to encourage people to try supplements, but one should learn from experience. Maybe another herb or supplement would help. I have heard from a doctor on youtube that what we have been told is vitamin C all these years doesn't match natural vitamin C's benefits because it is not actually complete. His words are natural source vitamin C acts as 'roto-rooter' on clogged arteries, and vitamin C should have done so all these years, and would have were it complete, like the natural stuff. Perhaps this would work!