Viastat Overview

Viastat claims to be a solution to andropause, the male equivalent to female menopause. Both conditions occur as a natural part of aging because of a drop in sex hormone levels; in females, that hormone is estrogen and in men, it’s testosterone. This condition in men normally occurs between the ages of 30-55 and can vary in severity.

According to Optimal Therapeutics, the manufacturer of Viastat, dipping testosterone levels produce a variety of symptoms, including lowered libido, fatigue, reduced muscle mass and physical agility, less forceful orgasms, and erectile dysfunction. They claim their product will solve these midlife issues in most men, but consumers have produced mixed reviews.

Viastat Ingredients

The manufacturer describes Viastat as a ‘synergistic’ blend of all natural, plant-derived substances. Synergistic means that the combined ingredients create a more powerful effect than the individual ingredients used alone. This combination of ingredients is meant to increase the production of Luteinizing hormones (LH) that are produced by the pituitary gland and responsible for manufacturing testosterone.

The formula for Viastat includes Tribulus Terrestris, an herbal extract often found in male enhancement formulas. It is believed to help boost testosterone levels and act as an aphrodisiac. This ingredient is thought to increase muscle mass as well, so athletes often choose to use this supplement.

Horny Goat Weed, more formally known as Epimedium, has a long history as an aphrodisiac used in traditional Chinese medicine. It is believed to stimulate nerves and amplify desire.

Gingko Biloba is best known as a memory enhancer and is believed to be effective because it increases blood flow to the brain. It is thought that Ginkgo also increases blood flow to sex organs, making erections less difficult to achieve and maintain.

Eurycoma longifolia, another ingredient listed in Viastat has been used for many years as a treatment for impotency. It has not been clinically proven to stimulate testosterone levels or to increase sex drive, but many herbalists believe that to be factual.

Other ingredients include Cinnidium Monnier for increased libido, Maca and Damiana Leaf, supposed aphrodisiacs, Caltrop, which is thought to increase LH levels, Di-Arginine Malate for improved blood circulation, and Avina sativa to support the prostrate.

Viastat Pro’s and Con’s

There are both positive and negative aspects of this product. The good points include:

• Declared by manufacturer to be 100% natural
• No prescription necessary
• Ingredients clearly stated
• 30 day money-back guarantee
• Numerous positive consumer reviews

Some negative points include:

• No known clinical studies
• No available website
• Usage instructions not specific
• Some reviewers claim to experience nausea and dizziness after use

Where To Buy Viastat

If you’d like to try Viastat, it is available at multiple websites, though there does not appear to be an official website. The price averages $49.99 for a bottle of 60 capsules, though you may be able to find it for less.

Conclusion

Although there are some critics of Viastat, there are also numerous positive reviews online. The lack of scientific studies to confirm the benefits is a good reason to question the purchase, but if you are willing to spend the money, it might be worth trying. Even if it does not decrease your problems with erectile dysfunction, it could be a worthy daily health supplement for increasing physical stamina and muscle mass.

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