Viagra – Sildenafil 100mg/1tabs

Viagra General Description

Viagra is a popular men’s erectile dysfunction treatment drug. The drug’s active agent is Sildenafil. The drug handles its main purpose well, but in order to achieve better physique, athletes also started using it en masse, for the pronounced effect of muscle pump in particular, meaning the effect of muscles “bursting” after repeating the same exercises for multiple sets. These symptoms occur after the intensive flow of blood into the muscle fibers, allowing the tissues to swell, making the muscles more pronounced. Viagra is widely used in boxing, soccer, bodybuilding, and other sports with serious physical activity.

Viagra Benefits

Bodybuilders use Viagra for pump effects. The drug is used by athletes for muscle growth. Sildenafil’s action causes an increase in blood flow to the muscle tissues, resulting in a significant increase in stamina, and the athlete will be able to tolerate intense physical exertion and achieve higher results. Athletes can lift a lot of weight when applied and increase the number of workouts, which can improve the ratio of beneficial physical activity significantly. Sildenafil is not part of the group of nitrogen donors, Viagra’s activity does not change the concentration of NO (non-salt-forming nitric oxide) in the body, but it does affect the dilation of blood vessels in muscle fibers.

Vessel dilation and blood flow stimulation are many bodybuilders’ main goals. The increase in blood flow throughout the body means that the muscle tissue will consume a greater amount of oxygen, which has a positive effect on endurance efficiency. As a result, the use of Sildenafil may increase the number of exercise reps and the number of physical activity sets of the same type.

Viagra has the following beneficial effects on the body in sports:

• improved endurance – blood flow in muscle fibers is increased, so they are “loaded with energy,” receiving large amounts of oxygen as metabolic products are excreted;
• accelerated recovery after intensive training, prevention of over-training;
• enhanced heart muscle function;
• reduced blood pressure;
• pronounced muscle pump, growth of high-quality muscle mass.

Viagra has a small set of adverse side effects, has a positive effect on the heart muscle activity, increases blood flow and reduces blood pressure marginally. The drug that enhances sexual function cannot be contrasted with anabolic-androgenic drugs in its frequency of action, since Viagra has a less pronounced effect on muscle growth.

Compared to AAS, sildenafil does not cause severe side effects. The drug is a 5-enzyme phosphodiesterase inhibitor that does not adversely affect the reproductive and nervous system, does not cause emotional spikes and can be used safely by men of procreative age who have no sexual function problems. The quantity and quality of sperm remains the same when using the restorative or participating in vigorous sports when anabolic agents may adversely affect these properties. Regular use of Viagra will reduce the amount of subcutaneous fat and improve each muscle’s definition. The medicine recovers energy resources and even during a high-fat or high-carb diet improves insulin production in the body.

Using the restorative increases testosterone concentration in the body 2 times the original values. For sport and healthy sexual function, the male hormone is important as it increases sexual vigor, makes erection more long-lasting, and improves the quality of sexual activity. The drug, however, cannot be regarded as a means for PCT to restore testosterone production. Viagra is used for a short time for pronounced muscle growth.

Possible Side Effects

If patients stick to the required dosages and the prescribed length of treatment, Viagra rarely causes side effects. The negative reactions can be considered as follows nasal stuffiness, frequent headaches, sensations of a surge of blood, visual impairments in the form of issues with color perception. Athletes should not be worried with causeless erections; under the influence of the drug, this phenomenon does not occur spontaneously. Erections manifest only with sufficient sexual excitement. The use of Viagra has contraindications – athletes with liver disorders should not take the drug.

Administration and Dosage

Athletes need to take 50 mg of the drug’s active agent per day, an increase in doses does not result in better results, but increases the risk of side effects significantly. Viagra is used in sports at 25 mg at a time.

Before and after training is the best time to take tablets. Users should not take the drug during days of rest from training, as Viagra’s effectiveness will manifest much less at this time, and rare doses will not develop tolerance. Taking the drug before training makes it possible to achieve the maximum positive effects in the form of pronounced muscle pump. Stimulating blood flow to muscle fibers increases nutrient intake, which has a positive effect on enhancements in endurance and recovery speed after intensive training. Athletes will be able to improve the quality of a group of muscles while using Sildenafil, while adding pronounced muscle definition.

The daily use duration of the drug should not exceed 3-4 weeks; if the tablets are only taken on training days, the cycle will be 4-6 weeks. Users can take a 2-3 week break after the cycle and then resume the intake if necessary.