Xiadafil Review

Many men that suffer from male sexual health disorders such as erectile dysfunction or premature ejaculation do not want to take a prescription medication.

Fortunately, there are several natural male enhancement products available from which to choose.

One natural male enhancement product that is available is Xiadafil.

Xiadafil is a product manufactured and marketed by the Florida based company SEI.

The company claims that Xidafil can be used as an alternative to the well known prescription medication Viagra and Cialis.

How Xiadafil Works

Xiadafil works by stimulating the production of nitric oxide within the body.

This allows the arteries of the penis to expand and to fill with blood in order for the male to experience and erection.

Additionally, the product claims to help increase staying power and stamina.

The ingredients of Xiadafil include Ginkgo Biloba, Rhodiola Rosea, L-Arginine, Korean Ginseng, Tribulus Terrestris, Foxglove Root, Dogwood Fruit, Epimedium Extract, Polygonum Multiflorum, and Ginkgo Biloba.

The Xiadafil website claims that it is all natural.

However, in 2008, a batch of the product was recalled by the FDA because it contained Hydroxy Homosildenafil.

This is similar to the ingredient found in Viagra, Sildenafil.

The issue with this is that it could interact with prescription medications and significantly lower blood pressure.

Pros and Cons of Xiadafil

Xiadafil Pros:

• It is manufactured by a company in the United States.
• Xiadafil contains ingredients known to increase blood flow.

Xiadafil Cons:

• This product was recalled by the FDA.
• Some important sexual health ingredients are missing.
• The company added a drug to the herbal remedy without listing it.
• The United States FDA states not to use the product.

Where to Buy Xiadafil

Xiadafilcan be purchased directly from the company website.

The price for a one month supply is $59.95, which is somewhat high for this type of product.Additionally, there is no mention of a money back guarantee for the product.

Is the Product Recommended?

I cannot recommend this product for many reasons.

The biggest reason is the fact that the product was recalled by the FDA in 2008 for adding a non-herbal and non-natural ingredient to the formula and not disclosing this information to its consumers.

The FDA shut down the official website for the product for a time because of this and also has issued statements warning against the product.

Additionally, there is not a lot of information provided about the ingredients that are in Xiadafil as far as the amounts and how the ingredients work together to achieve the claims that is made about the product.

The product has also been listed as causing side effects such as headaches, nausea, dizziness, and can interact adversely to prescription medications.

I feel that because this product has been listed as one to beware of by the FDA (typically meaning that they strongly advise against its use), I would not recommend trying it.

Why risk your health when there are other legitimate products available?

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