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By EricAdamson

Tadalafil: What you thought you knew – Benefits well beyond erectile dysfunction

Sometimes, we get so “hardheaded” that we think we know everything. Tadalifil (Cialis), which is a medication that lowers blood pressure and increases blood flow, has so many health benefits. Canada Drugs Direct offers a large selection of prescription, non-prescription, and pet-related products. Our discounts and deals are available all year long for both existing and new customers.

Although a lot of research has been done on Tadalafil (Cialis’) powerful restoration of an erection.

Edge research has revealed other benefits that go beyond erectile dysfunction. These remarkable benefits are almost unnoticed by the public.

Tadalafil & The Prostate

Tadalafil (Viagra), is an effective and superior drug for erectile dysfunction. Tadalafil offers other benefits beyond erectile dysfunction. In 2014, 125 studies were reviewed and Tadalafil was found to be a novel treatment for benign prostatic hyperplasia. This is a condition that causes abnormal growth of the prostate gland in elderly men. Tadalafil, the only drug that can simultaneously treat both erectile dysfunction (BPH) and erectile dysfunction (ED), is actually the only one.

Tadalafil and cancer

In a 2017 study, Tadalafil was found to be anti-tumor in patients with advanced skin cancer. Patients who received oral Tadalafil had better clinical outcomes. The researchers also concluded that Tadalafil was safe for patients with advanced (metastatic) melanoma. Only 8% of patients reported nausea, while 4% reported headaches.

These findings were supported by 2015 results from researchers who studied head and neck cancer. The highest quality evidence was provided by a randomized, double-blind clinical trial that showed Tadalafil could improve the immune function of patients with squamous cells carcinoma of the head or neck. This means that Tadalafil reversed the immune suppressing activity of this particular cancer, which is a breakthrough in cancer immunotherapy.

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