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Research Proves Levitra can Improves Sexual Endurance in Men
Saturday, 27 June 2009
A new research has confirmed that erectile
dysfunction drug Levitra
can improve the sexual endurance of men. Using a simple stopwatch
the men who took part in this survey were asked to measure
the time that they sustained an erection during successful
sexual intercourse.
The research was led by Doctor Rosenberg at the Mid-Michigan
Health Centres in America was double blind, placebo controlled,
multi-centre, randomised, crossover research project which
went on for a four week period. The men who took part were
either given 10mg of Levitra, (vardenafil) or a placebo pill
which they were told to take one hour before sexual intercourse.
200 men took part in this research project, out of these 200
40 percent suffered from moderate erectile dysfunction and
around 33% suffered from severe erectile dysfunction. The
results clearly showed that the duration of erections was
significantly better in the men who used Levitra
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