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Viagra tied to vision loss for small number of users

Researchers at the University of Minnesota say that they have diagnosed a condition called non-arthritic ischemic optic neuropathy (also known as "stroke of the eye") in a group of men who took the anti-impotence drug Viagra. The condition occurs when blood flow to the optic nerve is interrupted, injuring the nerve and causing permanent vision loss.

The researchers studied seven patients, all men between the ages of 50 and 69. All of the patients developed the vision loss within 36 hours of taking Viagra. It has been known for several years that Viagra use can cause temporary color change in patients' vision, but this new condition appears to be permanent.

Viagra use causes infertility, says study; statins interfere with sex hormones

In the United States and around the world, men who suffer from obvious nutritional deficiencies, hormonal imbalances caused by statin drugs, and an alarming lack of physical exercise are increasingly turning to Viagra to restore their youthful sexual performance. But I've got news for all Viagra fans: healthy men keep it up well into their 70's and 80's without Viagra. If you're drooping at age 40, you are suffering from some rather serious health problems, and prescription drugs are probably part of the problem. Taking statins, for example, interferes with your body's ability to create cholesterol. And cholesterol is the raw ingredient out of which sex hormones are manufactured. By taking statins, you're effectively blocking your sex hormones and practically guaranteeing you'll stay limp!

Lack of physical fitness is another big factor: men who exercise regularly (and especially those who engage in strength training) rarely have performance problems. That's because exercise generates natural hormones that keep you youthful and able.

To anyone who thinks they need Viagra, I have alternative advice: you need to change your diet, get off prescription drugs, and start strength training. Don't take one drug (Viagra) to treat the problems caused by another drug (statins). Instead, get back to the fudamentals of good health (nutrition and fitness) to restore the performance you had when you were in your 20's.

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