Reviews Of Various Drug Books

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Amphetamine Book Reviews

Advanced Techniques of Clandestine Psychedelic & Amphetamine Manufacture

Covers a variety of topics in the field of clandestine chemistry and making amphetamines, MDMA (ecstasy), and other MDMA related chemicals.

Includes lessons on obtaining the chemicals needed to produce your chosen drug, electrolytic reduction of ephedrine into methamphetamine, hydrogenation methods using electrically generated hydrogen, phenylacetone syntheses, methylamine synthesis, making bromosafrole or related substances, and more.

Amphetamines and Other Stimulants

Aimed at scaring young adult readers (high school age) so they stay away from amphetamines (speed). Simplified discussion gives a history of stimulants, lists the names of the drugs, describes what they do to the body.

Amphetamines:
Danger in the Fast Lane

Aimed at scaring young adult readers (high school age) so they stay away from amphetamines (speed), this book examines the history, effects, and medical and legal aspects of amphetamine use and abuse.

Amphetamine Syntheses:
Industrial Edition

Looks at various areas related to making amphetamines like the meth lab, the law, designer drugs, chemistry of the reactions, etc.

The majority of the book, however, details syntheses of amphetamine and related chemicals such as MDA, MDMA (ecstasy), DOB, TMA, PMA, MDEA (Eve), DOM (STP), methylcathinone, phenetermine, aminorex, ephedrine.

Recreational Drugs

Well illustrated, it covers the equipment, techniques and reagents used in the clandestine manufacture of illegal drugs. Procedures for crystallization, chromatography, distillation and reductions are given for the following types of drugs:

Amphetamines, THC, Analgesics, Hypnotics, Sedatives, and Tranquilizers. Also includes detailed instructions for buying and making precursors.

The book was written in 1989 and some of the methods are obsolete. It is technical, but a person with a strong knowledge of chemistry should have no problem understanding the methods described.

Secrets of Methamphetamine Manufacture:
Including Recipes for MDA, Ecstasy, And Other Psychedelic Amphetamines

It's filled with some great info, and after talking with people who actually manufacture drugs, this book is very accurate.

If you want to make psychedelic amphetamines yourself and are already familiar with chemistry you should have no problem producing your own with the aid of this book.

The manufacturing process is complex and dangerous, so if you have no prior chemistry or meth experience, producing meth is not recommended.

Speed Culture:
Amphetamine Use and Abuse in America

The only non biased, factual book about the history of speed I have found in print. Written in 1975, it doesn't cover recent history, but does give a good history up to the time of publication.

It was written by the author of Marihuana Reconsidered and describes how amphetamines have been used both medically and recreationally in the United States.

Total Synthesis II

Comprehensive and detailed book on the underground production of ecstasy and amphetamines. Step by step synthesis recipes are given in extensive detail.

Chemists from around the world have contributed their favorite recipes and comments to provide the reader with massive insight and options. Lots of explanatory notes that seem to get omitted from a lot of journals.

A couple of semesters of organic chemistry lab are required. You will need some real chemistry knowledge if you want to even think about attempting a lot of stuff in this book.

Ayahuasca Book Reviews

Amazon Magic:
The Life Story of Ayahuasquero & Shaman
Don Agustin Rivas Vasquez

The biography of Don Agustin Rivas Vasquez. He was born in Peru and became a shaman (who is skilled in the use of healing plants) and ayahuasquero (skilled in the use of ayahuasca).

Ayahuasca & Mystical Secrets of the Amazon (Movie)

A four dvd series of programs that explores the use of ayahuasca for inducing mystical, spiritual, and visionary experiences.

Ayahuasca Reader:
Encounters with the Amazon's Sacred Vine

A collection of articles about the ayahuasca experience. Translated from several languages, the native accounts include articles on the ayahuasca myth, narratives, testimonies, and religious hymns. The western accounts include articles by travelers, scientists, and writers who were introduced to ayahuasca.

Ayahuasca:
The Visionary and Healing Powers
of the Vine of the Soul

Primarily a personal account of one persons healing, spiritual, and transformative experiences with ayahuasca. The author travelled to the Amazon in order to study the traditional use of ayahuasca.

In addition to the personal experiences, the author includes additional information about the science of ayahuasca, as well as its ethnobotany and history. The book also describes traditional methods of ayahuasca preparation and consumption.

Ayahuasca Visions:
The Religious Iconography of a Peruvian Shaman

The art of a Peruvian shaman representing visions induced by ayahuasca are reproduced in high-quality, detailed color in this highly informative book.

Identifies all images, biological and mythical, with tribal and cross-cultural references verified by major Amazonian experts. 79 photographs, 49 in color; charts and maps.

Forest of Visions:
Ayahuasca, Amazonian Spirituality,
and the Santo Daime Tradition

Santo Daime is a spiritual practice that was founded in the Brazil in the 1930s. Rituals involve the consumption of ayahuasca and can last several hours. Members of the church called Fardados, are said to channel healing spirits from astral or divine realms. This book is a look at Santo Daime and its doctrine.

Sacred Vine of Spirits: Ayahuasca

An exploration of the chemical, biological, psychological, and experiential dimensions of ayahuasca. The book begins with more than 20 firsthand accounts from westerners who have used ayahuasca and then presents the history, psychology, and chemistry of ayahuasca.

The book concludes with the authors own findings on ayahuasca, including its applications in medicine and psychology, and compares the world view revealed by ayahuasca visions to that of western cultures. Includes contributions from leading scholars in the field of psychoactive research.

The Antipodes of the Mind:
Charting the Phenomenology
of the Ayahuasca Experience

The author, a cognitive psychologist and theoretician with published articles and a book, went to that Amazon to study the use and effects of ayahuasca. This book (based on about 2500 ayahuasca sessions) describes the ayahuasca experience from a scientific point of view.

Although it is written from a scientific point of view, it is not boring or filled with words that only a scientist would understand. Interesting and well written, it is recommended for anyone with an interest in ayahuasca, psychology, spirituality, religion, the mind, or visionary drugs.

Chapters include atmosphere and general effects, one-eyed visualizations, structural typology of ayahuasca visualizations, non-visual perceptions, contents and themes of visions, time, light, philosophical perceptions, and more. Over 450 pages.

The Cosmic Serpent

The story of an anthropologist and his life changing experience with ayahuasca in South America.

The Yage Letters Redux

First published in 1963, The Yage Letters was produced from the text William Burroughs sent to Allan Ginsberg about his description of experiences that were encountered while travelling to South America in search of yage (ayahuasca) to help cure his opioid addiction.

In this redux edition, Oliver Harris went back to the original manuscripts to untangle the history of the text. This edition also includes material that was never published by Burroughs or Ginsberg.

Visionary Vine:
Hallucinogenic Healing in the Peruvian Amazon

Explains the traditional use of ayahuasca in ceremonies that take place in the Peruvian area of the Amazon. Also gives a history of the Peruvian Amazon and various hallucinogenic plant medicines used in the area (for medical, ritual, and other purposes.

Benzodiazepine Book Reviews

Aggression:
Individual Differences, Alcohol, and Benzodiazepines

Univ. of London, U.K. Reviews recent research examining the conditions under which the behavioral, affective, and physiological components of aggression are elicited. Extensive references.

Benzo Blues:
Overcoming Anxiety Without Tranquilizers

The benzodiazepine family of drugs includes ativan, azene, centrax, clonopin, dalmane, halcion, librium, paxipam, restoril, serax, valium, xanax, etc. They are among the most routinely prescribed medications in our society, used to treat chronic anxiety in millions of people.

Of the more than 30 million people who take these drugs, more than four million are addicted. Dr. Edward H. Drummond offers hope with a program for overcoming chronic anxiety without the use of tranquilizers.

Benzodiazepine Dependence

Twenty-three authoritative contributions assess the use of benzodiazepine tranquilizers: why people take them, their benefits and risks, dependence and withdrawal syndromes, the biology of dependence.

Also included, oral and intravenous abuse, assessment, epidemiology of neurosis and abuse, an international perspective, alternatives, and other issues connected with use and abuse by various populations.
---Annotation copyright Book News, Inc. Portland, Or.

Benzodiazepine Dependence Toxicity and Abuse

Provides clinicians with a review of the available information on the potential hazards of benzodiazepine treatment and offers suggestions for the rational prescription of these psychotropic agents, when their use is clinically indicated.
---Annotation copyright Book News, Inc. Portland, Or.

Benzodiazepine Receptor Inverse Agonists

Provides a comprehensive overview of the biochemical, pharmacological and behavioral research on benzodiazepine receptor (BZR) inverse agonists.

Emphasis is given to psychopharmacological potential (including cognitive and motivational enhancement) and treatment applications (ethanol-antagonism, movement disorders, head injury).

Bitter Blue:
Tranquilizers, Creativity, Breakdown

Written while the author (Jeremy Reed - novelist and poet) was process of withdrawl from tranquilizers, the book records reasons for his addiction and the relationship between the artist and drugs.

Brain-Disabling Treatments in Psychiatry:
Drugs, Electroshock and the Role of the FDA

About the brain disabling effects of the physical treatments in psychiatry. Dr. Breggin points out the side effects of psychiatric drugs and procedures that many doctors either ignore or don't know about due to drug company hype and the FDA's shoddy oversight.

If more doctors would read this book before they prescribe dangerous drugs and procedures who's long term effects are in many cases still unknown, the present state of mental health treatment might improve considerably.

Consumer's Guide to Psychiatric Drugs

Comprehensive overview of the current medical treatments for anxiety, mood, and psychotic disorders. Discusses diagnostic issues, biology of mental illness, drug to drug interactions, and addiction potentials.

For consumers, this lay reference on psychiatric drugs outlines treatment options and tells patients what to expect.

GABA and Benzodiazepine Receptors

Explores the world of GABA and Benzodiazepine receptors, the parts of the brain that make benzodiazepines work.

Prescription Drug Abuse:
The Hidden Epidemic:
A Guide to Coping and Understanding

Abusers discuss their methods and sources and disclose that many of them felt that because they had prescriptions, they were not really drug abusers.

Medical, pharmaceutical, and legal personnel comment on the scope, sources, procedures, and possible solutions of the prescription drug problem.

Sleep, Benzodiazepines and Performance:
Experimental Methodologies and Research Prospects

The Benzodiazepines:
Current Standards for Medical Practice

The Benzodiazepines:
Use, Overuse, Misuse, Abuse

General information about the use, overuse, misuse, and abuse of benzodiazepines.

The Essential Guide to Psychiatric Drugs

Informative, accessible, and easy to use, it has become a classic indispensable resource for the layperson and professional alike.

With detailed descriptions of all the psychiatric medications available today, including their uses, side-effects, cost, dosage, and more, consumers can take an active role in their mental health and know what to expect from specific drugs.

The PTSD Workbook:
Simple, Effective Techniques
for Overcoming Traumatic Stress Symptoms

PTSD is post traumatic stress disorder, a serious medical condition that can occur after a person is exposed to a terrifying event or ordeal. This book can help a person learn techniques for dealing with PTSD without using drugs.

Caffeine Book Reviews

Buzz:
The Science and Lore of Alcohol and Caffeine

A book about the facts and evidence concerning society's most popular drugs. This book would be good for both the casual reader, and people involved in the medical and substance abuse communities.

Caffeine and Behavior:
Current Views and Research Trends

The psychobehavioral effects of caffeine on humans is analyzed in this book from an experimental approach.

Includes articles concerning the addictive potential of caffeine. Written more for the professional, than for the average reader.

Caffeine Blues:
Wake Up to the Hidden Dangers
of America's 1 Drug

An anti caffeine book that focuses on the effects of caffeine on the human body. If you are thinking about quitting caffeine, this book will give you all the negative facts you need to help you make up your mind to stop.

Caffeine Fact And Fallacy:
Effects and Uses as a
Medicine, Food and Beverage Ingredient
and as a Flavoring Agent.

Written with the clinician, researcher, and consumer education professionals in mind, this technical book tries to sort through the misinformation regarding caffeine.

The book is short and would be of little interest to anyone looking for a history of caffeine. Includes a major section on sources of info, and a good collection of caffeine related medical studies, with good technical detail.

Coffee Basics:
A Quick and Easy Guide

Handy reference with hundreds of industry truths and trade secrets. Information about coffee buying, brewing, and tasting.

Coffee:
The Epic of a Commodity

This book follows coffee's trail around the world, from London to Brazil, telling the singular history of the legendary bean, from its beginnings a millennium ago, up to the 20th century.

Danger:
Caffeine

Published by The Drug Awareness Library, this book was written with the high school student in mind.

Espresso Coffee:
Professional Techniques

A very good book that will explain, in detail, how to make a great cup of espresso. This book will be of interest to anyone interested in this type of coffee.

The author goes further than simply improving espresso techniques but also includes the importance of perfect milk frothing and steaming which directly influences the total espresso experience.

Espresso: Ultimate Coffee

A book about the history of coffee and espresso. It describes all phases of coffee and espresso production and refinement from cultivation to recipes for use. A good book for a beginner or expert.

Home Coffee Roasting:
Romance & Revival

If you want to learn how to roast coffee at home and a bit more, this is the book for you. It provides an in depth look at the evolution of roasting methods as well as the bean itself.

The recommended roasting methods and instructions are easy to understand and follow. Filled with sample charts, journals, and definitions. A how to manual written to guide the way to roasting your own coffee.

The Birth of Coffee

Tells the story of the people from various areas the earth that depend on growing, harvesting and selling coffee to earn a living.

Through stunning photographs and entertaining text you will see and read about the hard working, poor people responsible for providing you with your coffee.

The Coffee Book:
Anatomy of an Industry
from Crop to the Last Drop

A fascinating, easy to read book about the history, social implications, and economics of coffee. Many facts, figures, cartoons, and commentary.

The book explores coffee from its first use to the 1990s. Includes info about the process of cultivation, harvesting, and roasting from bean to cup, the business of coffee, and the social history of caffeine.

The Devil's Cup:
Coffee, the Driving Force in History

An interesting book that will teach you about all things coffee. Focusing primarily on the history of coffee. From its beginnings to the present day.

The author travelled to such places as Calcutta, Vienna, Paris, Rio and other cosmopolitan locales searching for the origins and myths behind coffee.

The Joy of Coffee:
The Essential Guide
to Buying, Brewing and Enjoying

If you are a coffee addict and would like to learn more about getting the best value for your dollar, look no further.

Starting with a tour of a coffee plantation, the author discusses of all phases of coffee production, from harvesting to roasting to brewing.

This will provide you with the information you need to make the right decisions when buying coffee, sorting through names of beans and blends, roasting, grinding and more.

The World of Caffeine:
The Science and Culture
of the World's Most Popular Drug

The book provides a cultural and social history of caffeine. It examines the science and health facts surrounding caffeine and how caffeine spread around the world. The historical and social backgrounds are fascinating.

If you are only going to get one book about coffee or caffeine, consider this book. It is over 300 pages, includes photographs, cartoons, charts and graphs.

Uncommon Grounds:
The History of Coffee
and How It Transformed Our World

A huge book (over 500 pages) of everything coffee. Follow the history of coffee from its beginnings in Africa, to the worldwide business that coffee has become, to the social and environmental ramifications of coffee.

The book was written by a business writer. While being interesting and fairly easy to follow, it contains a lot of information about the business side of coffee. Some readers might find this and the large size of the book a little boring in parts, but most people will love it.

Designer Drug Book Reviews

Designer Drugs

The history and use of designer drugs is covered fairly accurately, but the remainder of the book is anti drug propaganda. Not recommended.

Drug Identification:
Designer and Club Drugs Quick Reference Guide

The author worked as an undercover detective in rave clubs for several years. This is a condensed version of what he learned that will be of use to parents, authorities, and users alike.

It lists symptoms people look for when judging if someone is using, paraphernalia used for different designer drugs, as well it provides pictures of what various designer drugs looks like.

Ecstasy and Other Designer Drugs

The dangers of ecstasy and other designer drugs are explored in this book. Propaganda, not recommended.

Psychological Disorders Related to Designer Drugs

From the Encyclopedia of Psychological Disorders Series, this book examines the psychological disorders related to designer drugs.

Synthetic Panics:
The Symbolic Politics of Designer Drugs

Just as every new drug creates a panic that is fueled by the media, this book looks at the panic over designer drugs created by those interested in making money off of lies and deception.

Accurate and non biased, this is worth getting for anyone who wants to know the truth. Includes chapters on; Speed Kills, The PCP Crisis, Suppressing Ecstasy, The CAT Attack, Redneck Cocaine, Methamphetamine, Rave Drugs and Rape Drugs, and much more.

GHB Book Reviews

Date Rape Drugs

Includes information on such topics as; what is date rape?; what are date rape drugs?; rape: not just a female issue; preventing date rape; what to do if you or a friend is raped ; and where to go for help.

Drugs and Date Rape

Written by Maryann Miller and published by The Drug Abuse Prevention Library this book is recommended for people of all ages who wish to know more about the subject of drugs and date rape.

GHB:
The Natural Mood Enhancer

Gamma-hydroxy butyrate (GHB) is a naturally occurring substance that is nonaddictive and proven safe, yet FDA and media hype have prevented the public from reaping its benefits.

GHB has been shown to improve sleep, encourage weight loss and muscle strength, enhance mood, improve sex, and possibly prolong life. In this book, the authors set the record straight, explaining the proven benefits GHB. Photos and illustrations.

Inhalant Book Reviews

Inhalants (Drug Abuse Prevention Library)

Inhalants:
The Toxic Fumes

In searching for sources of reliable information on inhalants, this was the single best source I could find. Excellent history, discussion of chemistry and how solvents act in the body, medical complications, and behavioral affects.

The book is weak in Epidemiology, and does not address treatment at all. However, it is a good starting point from which to build your knowledge base. Easy to read, and not too technical.

Ketamine Book Reviews

Ketamine: Dreams and Realities

The author of this 300+ page book, Dr. Karl Jansen, is donating 100% of the profits to ketamine research. Profits are not the motive of his writing the book, understanding is.

Plenty of information about the history, applications, chemistry, benefits, risks, use, misuse, death/birth experiences, the future of this mysterious drug and more.

The accounts of his experiences are well worded and easy to understand. You don't have to be a scientist to understand the book, but even if you are the contents will be of value.

The Little Book of Ketamine

Used worldwide as both an anesthetic and a recreational psychedelic drug, ketamine has recently attracted the attention of medical researchers, law enforcement officers, and people interested in exploring alternative spirituality and consciousness.

The book describes the drug's history, its use in the underground party scene, and its sought-after effects as well as its dangers and how to reduce them.

Nitrous Oxide Book Reviews

Handbook of Nitrous Oxide and Oxygen Sedation

Univ. of Colorado, Denver. Outlines the use of nitrous oxide and oxygen sedation on patients undergoing ambulatory healthcare procedures.

Addresses: pharmacokinetics, equipment, bio hazard issues, interaction with all body systems, and recovery and patient dismissal.

Laughing Gas

This is a good book for recreational users. It covers the 200 year history of nitrous oxide with information on dangers, precautions, safe use, recent findings, and more.

Personal accounts and thoughts about the laughing gas experience are contributed by various authors. Illustrations by Robert Crumb, it also includes various photos and lithographs related to nitrous oxide.

PCP Book Reviews

PCP
(Drug Library)

Reading level: 12 years old and up. Includes info about the development, testing, accepted medical use, and ultimate illegalization of PCP. A list of places to go for help in the U.S. and some bad black and white photos are included also.

PCP:
The Dangerous Angel

Fairly comprehensive overview of PCP, although it is biased against drugs. A view of the history of PCP. From it's first synthesis as a surgical anesthetic to veterinary anesthetic to street drug. Describes the chemical properties of phencyclidine, the physical and psychological effects, and more.

Steroid Book Reviews

Anabolic Advantage, The Essentials Of Anabolic Steroid Use

Covers every aspect of the world of steroids, and gives numerous views of steroid use. It describes procedures, ordering hints, and gives hints all though the book to make your experience very beneficial.

It has typical prices, nicknames, and just about anything else you could expect to read out of a well made book about steroids.

Anabolic Muscle Mass:
The Secrets of Anabolic Reinforcement Without Steroids

If you are a serious bodybuilder, power lifter or want to learn some secrets of the older Soviet workout methods, this will be an excellent resource.

The author describes variations of technique, sets and reps and ideology that is unavailable elsewhere in one book.

Anabolics 2000:
Anabolic Steroid Reference Manual

Accurate and comprehensive reference manual concerning the use of performance enhancing drugs in sports. Aimed at the beginner or intermediate. The advanced steroid user would probably know all the information contained in this book.

Hundreds of photograph-rich pages illustrate various forms of anabolic steroids, human growth hormone, thyroid hormones, diuretics, insulin, anti-estrogens, reductase inhibitors and hypoglycemics in use by athletes.

Includes history and development of modern anabolic agents, steroid biochemistry, proper drug cycling/withdrawal and side effect prevention, techniques for the detection of counterfeit pharmaceuticals, and lots more.

Built to Survive:
A Comprehensive Guide
to the Medical Use of Anabolic Steroids
Nutrition and Exercise for HIV (+) men and women

The authors effectively detail how to use nutrition, anabolic hormones and exercise in combination to improve lean body mass and overall health in HIV.

This book is a great guide for patients and physicians who want to learn more about these therapies.

The Steroid Bible

Completely dedicated to covering all aspects of anabolic steroid use. It provides a balanced, detailed presentation of both the side effects and benefits.

Detailed information on how steroids were discovered, first used, and how steroid use has evolved over time. Along with first hand accounts of steroid use and how people get steroids legally.

The Steroids Game

With a detailed look at the results of steroid use, this book gives a complete view of the problem both in terms of performance and medical side effects.

The authors analyze shortcomings in current testing procedures and describe prevention programs. Includes photos.

World Anabolic Review

Excellent book very informative, informs on different drug profiles and brands, also about different cycles. It also tells you about the different side effects that can occur from steroid use.

I would say it is one of the best books on anabolic steroids for anyone who wants to know more about, is thinking about, or is doing steroids. It will answer all your questions from side effects to what dosages to take.

Book Reviews About Various Drugs

Eating the Flowers of Paradise:
A Journey Through the Drug Fields
of Ethiopia and Yemen

Kevin Rushby set out to travel the old Qat Road from the highlands of Ethiopia to Yemen. It was to prove a fascinating and dangerous journey.

His travels are not just in pursuit of the history and culture of qat, for he quickly learns that the pleasure of the plant is in the companionship of using it.
--Kirkus Reviews

The Flower of Paradise:
The Institutionalized Use of
the Drug Qat in North Yemen

The book explores the centuries old ritual of using Qat in North Yemen. Interesting and informative, it gives the reader a glimpse into a society that most are not aware of.

Viagra Book Reviews

Maximize Your Vitality and Potency
For Men Over 40

This is not about viagra, it is about using testosterone as an alternative to viagra. Very good review of the complex literature on this topic. It makes a complex field understandable for the lay person who seeks information.

A simple substance, a testosterone cream, rubbed on the skin, is likely to improve a broad range of conditions, including sexual performance, cardiovascular health, energy, and strength.

Unfortunately, prevailing medical dogma sees testosterone supplementation as a villain. This book looks at both sides of the debate and lets you draw your own conclusions.

Super 't:
The Complete Guide to Creating
An Effective, Safe, and Natural Testosterone
Supplement Program for Men and Women

The title Super 't refers to testosterone (Super 't = super testosterone) as an alternative to viagra. Under federal regulations, consumers have access to a whole new group of supplements that boost the body's natural testosterone levels, without a prescription.

The book shows you how to create a personalized program of over-the-counter T boosters based on your age, gender, and specific needs, with essential information on the different supplements that can be found in vitamin and health food stores.

Explains how to use these potent substances safely, effectively, and responsibly. Detailed information on supplement combinations and nutritional support, and a list of supplement suppliers.

The Virility Solution:
Everything You Need to Know
About the Medically Proven Potency Pill
That Can Restore and Enhance Male Sexuality

Very readable, educational, eye-opening book. Not just about viagra and vasomax but how the medication changes a man's definition of his own sexuality and the effects it has on his partner.

The book tells of the surprising discovery of the medication and the history of the treatment of male sexual disorders. The authors use case studies and interviews to show the varieties of problems men and their partners experienced pre-Viagra and the uncomfortable and awkward solutions that were available, which included self-injection and surgical implants.

However, the book is not just a public relations vehicle for the drugs. The authors discuss the potential side effects (headaches, muscle pain) and insist that patients treat the cause of their problems (physical or mental). They also discuss overall health programs involving diet and exercise.

Viagra And You:
New Treatments for Potency
and Sexual Health

Explores therapy that includes viagra to renew sexual performance. This is based on successful treatment programs that have helped thousands of man.

Viagra for Women:
Aids (Psychological, Nutritional, and Pharmacology)
For Women's Sexuality

A program that uses viagra, common substances, and herbs to increase sexual performance. The legal foods and herbs work for both men and women increasing desire and blood flow to the genitals.

It also describes the problems with using illegal substances in terms of withdrawal and depression.

Viagra:
How the Miracle Drug Happened
And What It Can Do for You

The introduction of viagra, the first effective oral medication for the treatment of erectile dysfunction (impotence), has resulted in an avalanche of publicity and the intense public interest in the problem that occasionally plagues virtually all men: impotence.

Despite the burst of media coverage, many couples still know little about male sexuality and myths and misconceptions about erectile dysfunction and viagra now abound. This book concentrates on how viagra works and the practical aspects of its usage.

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