Nitric Oxide -in body building supplements

Therapeutic Efforts Supplements & Lifestyle
#1

I wonder if any of the vasodilator body building supplements could help any of us with ED?

My roommate takes this “SuperPump250” Vasodilator with Nitric Oxide in it, which I think is the active ingredient in Viagra and Cialis and such.
Basically, I’m wondering if this could have any therapeutic value to any of us. I also wonder if there are maybe any contents in it which could be of adverse value at all.
I want to try anything and everything. I don’t want to let my body get used to this feeling. I may even try to take Viagra at least once a week or every other week just to keep those parts exercising and try to promote the body response again…
Any opinions?

The offical site is:
gasparinutrition.com/products/su … /index.php

but another info site on the same product is:
bodybuilding.com/store/gn/super.html

does anyone have an opinion?

Thanks,
Boston

#2

Try it then dude. I think I’m going to GNC today and picking up some Nitric Oxide. I’ve taken Nitric Oxide before but this was pre-Propecia. I know it gives me a good pump at the gym.

Along the same lines, I was thinking about creatine/creatine monohydrate as 95 percent is stored in muscle tissue but the remaining 5 percent is stored in testes and brain. Although testes isn’t the prostate, maybe it would do something? As far as the physiology of creatine, it pulls water into muscle cells so they swell up, and this can be seen – it’s pretty obvious. Since all this water is being pulled ito muscle cells, it is pulled from other cells, which can cause dehydration. As far as which other cells it pulls water from I’m not sure?