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Does Sidegra work?

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2 hours ago, tai4de2 said:

Pedantic corrections: it's tadalafil (not taladafil), and that's Cialis, not Viagra. Viagra is sildenafil.

5 years later, he's likely dead

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    I accidentally dropped a Sidera tablet in a lift and the bloody lift wouldn't go down.????

  • Its rubbish, didn't get rid of my headache so used paracetamol instead

  • Works well for me - I use half a tablet and it's fine. However a friend of mine complains that it doesn't work for him - although he's had a kidney transplant and is on immuno-suppressant drugs so tha

7 minutes ago, Upnotover said:

5 years later, he's likely dead

Wow, This topic was suggested to me on the sidebar, but I didn't notice it went back so far! (Also, I'm certainly not wishing for the death of anyone here.)

  • 2 months later...

Yeah, I’ve tried Sidegra when I was in Thailand — it works pretty well 👍 It’s basically sildenafil, so the effect is quite similar to Viagra: helps with erections, kicks in relatively fast, nothing surprising.

That said, later I switched to Viagra (without a prescription from - viteron.com/viagra-without-prescription), and honestly it feels more consistent and predictable. For me, Viagra is just a more proven and stable option in terms of effect and reliability.

Yes, it works... but you have to decide which dose to use, either 50m or 100m. Thing is, that ED and other circulation issues, or using it for doing sex multiple times a day can be actieved by other means too... natural ones.

Viagra etc. can cause heart attacks... that's its biggest caveat and it's a big pharma product that can be also done through nature means.

The main reason men over 55 get ED is through a lack of nitric oxide, diabetes, obesity, stress, high blood pressure in the body as it all decline/gets worse with age. However, there are remedies to this, inlcuding the following:

  1. Take beetroot powder in a milk smoothie everyday. To lessen the oxalates issues, then use the calcium in the milk as it reduces oxalate absorbsion. Beetroot increases nitric oxide in the body and is what is needed to increase blood flow... which is the core problem for many things, plus helps with heart disease in general. Also helps with work outs as it helps your blood vessels relax and deliver more blood/nutrients everwhere whilst lessening the possibility of this stiffened vein stuff that happens.

  2. Take panax ginseng

  3. Lose weight

  4. Do weight training

  5. Reduce alcohol intake... but don't be a monk and still enjoy yourself.

  6. Do intermittent fasting

  7. Take magnesiun glycenate and vitanin D plus K2

  8. Increasing nitric oxide in the body can be helped by breathing through the nose not the mouth, not using anti-bacterial mouthwash or supplements and food... like beets or arugula veg/powder/supplements etc.

  • 2 weeks later...

BJs are most effective against ED. And you can reciprocate!

On 4/18/2026 at 8:13 AM, unblocktheplanet said:

BJs are most effective against ED. And you

In your case, how do you reciprocate? Assuming that you are male and the person who gives you a BJ is female, do you give her a yoni massage?

On 4/18/2026 at 1:13 PM, unblocktheplanet said:

BJs are most effective against ED. And you can reciprocate!

I reckon ED for most healthy people is a mental thing

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