Do you take aphrodisiacs whenever you feel like you're not performing well? What are the misconceptions of taking aphrodisiacs

Men are always very concerned about their sexual abilities and their performance in sexual life. If they do not meet their expectations, they will think of various methods to improve their sexual abilities. Many people are turning their attention to aphrodisiacs, and more and more men are starting to take them. Next, let's explore some common misconceptions about taking aphrodisiacs that people may easily fall into.

What are the common misconceptions of taking aphrodisiacs?

1. Take aphrodisiacs whenever you don't perform well

Not everyone can take aphrodisiacs, only some impotence patients who have physical problems and are unable to have sexual intercourse smoothly should use aphrodisiacs. If one only desires enjoyment, wants to enhance their sexual ability, wants to extend their time, and their physical health is very healthy, this behavior is not correct. This will break the hormonal balance of the human body. It may be because of drug dependence that you can't get an erection without the help of drugs, which will lead to Sexual dysfunction. In addition, some aphrodisiacs have significant side effects that can affect other organs in the body.

2. Take as many aphrodisiacs as you want

There are regulations for the use of aphrodisiacs, and one should not take as many as they want just to achieve their own goals. Taking several aphrodisiacs at once is very dangerous. Androgenic drugs should not be abused and must be taken according to the guidance and advice of a doctor, otherwise it will cause excessive excitement and damage to normal bodily functions. There have been cases of sudden death due to excessive use of aphrodisiacs before.

3. Androgenic drugs are health products and do not pose any harm

Many people have a misconception about such drugs, which is that they believe that aphrodisiacs are health supplements that are good for the body and do not harm it. In addition, some unscrupulous advertisements from manufacturers brainwash people every day, saying that aphrodisiacs can be taken every day without harm. This is really a big mistake. Long term use of aphrodisiacs can cause endocrine disorders in the human body, even cardiovascular dysfunction, and even respiratory failure, especially for those who are relatively weak. Doing so again is tantamount to disguised suicide. Moreover, aphrodisiacs themselves belong to the category of drugs, which have three types of toxicity and have an impact on organs such as the liver.