If viagra commercials were honest

That's a very cynical YouTube....it seems that guy is advocating we give up our sex lives if we need help to get hard. I use sidenifil, and the quality of my life has improved immensely. Since being diagnosed with low T I do have erections without sidenifil, but I always take a lose dose (25 mg or so) before clubbing. When I get a lap dance I always get hard, and it's a lot more fun because the dancer thinks it's because of her. Plus, they like that they can get old dudes hard! LOL

I think an honest commercial would say, "Hey, this is a pretty safe and inexpensive (if you buy on line at least) way to improve your life. What's to lose?"

If viagra commercials were honest, they would tell you to stop eating greasy, fatty, high-cholesterol shit that clogs your blood vessels and, instead, get some exercise.

...funny vid, though.

Random, that's true of course that a proper diet can do wonders, but I'm in excellent shape and only eat non-processed foods yet with the low T I was really struggling. My T is now in the 'low normal' range (I'm still adjusting doses) but I love the confidence and results from my medical helper pill.

I can't understand the point of view in that YT...he seems actually scornful of people wanting to address ED and seems to imply sidenifil is dangerous. For over 99% of men, it's not. And what's so bad about older men wanting powerful erections?

Lol

Rockstar666 and RandomMember both have valid points.

Would you guys like to respond to Eric:

SJG

Has anyone here actually seen the planet Mercury, with you own eyes?

I watch Venus every clear night now. But I have always heard that it is difficult to see Mercury.

How did you do it?

Naked eye, telescope, binoculars?

At dawn or dusk?

Rural place or urban?

How far from the sun was it, and do you feel that there was any danger in looking that close to the sun?