Date:3/4/2009

e in order to increase their sexual power and performance which, as has been proved by authors such as Cregel and Mark, only happens when consumed in low doses and in the short term. Such conditions would be difficult to keep, as consumers, due to the habit and the dependence would tend to increase both the doses and the consumption time, seriously harming the sexual function.

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Contact: Pablo Vallejo Medina pvallejo@ugr.es 34-958-243-750 Universidad de Granada Source:Eurekalert

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