Experiments with an extract from the herb could lead to a new Generic ED Meds Viagra substitute with fewer side effects

The Generic ED Meds, Icariin, in horny goatweed, has the same effect as authentic Viagra but avoids side effects including headaches and blindness.

The herb has long held a reputation as a natural aphrodisiac.

The lab experiments, which did not look at whether the plant actually increases desire, could lead to new drugs to help men get erections, said Mario Dell'Agli, a researcher at the University of Milan, who led the study.

'This could be the natural al Viagra substitute' said Mr Dell'Agli.

'We have synthesised a new Generic ED Meds molecule that one day may be able to be a Viagra substitute'.

Viagra combats erectile dysfunction by inhibiting an enzyme that restricts blood flow to the area.

But side effects can range from headaches to blindness. The Italian team studied a number of plants reputed to boost sexual performance. After homing in on horny goatweed, they modified a compound in the plant called icariin and found it blocked the erection-inhibiting enzyme as well as Viagra did.

Because the compound targets the enzyme more precisely, it may have fewer side effects than Viagra.

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