Newbie
Posts: 2 
December 17th, 2006, 12:18 PM
I've seen ads in the newspaper <snip> for X-Delite an herbal alternative to Viagra and I'm wondering if it really works. I don't want to take prescriptions drugs because of all the side effects. They say it's all natural herbal product that's safe, effective, it works, and has a money back guarantee. I'm still a little unsure that's why I'm asking if any one know about X-Delite.
Thanks,
Beau
I've seen ads in the newspaper <snip> for X-Delite an herbal alternative to Viagra and I'm wondering if it really works. I don't want to take prescriptions drugs because of all the side effects. They say it's all natural herbal product that's safe, effective, it works, and has a money back guarantee. I'm still a little unsure that's why I'm asking if any one know about X-Delite.
Thanks,
Beau
Mighty Intellect
Posts: 1,986 
December 17th, 2006, 12:58 PM
If you don't want to take prescription drugs because of all the side effects, what on earth makes you believe that "herbal alternatives" are safer? Do you think they might not have side effects? Or is it simply because there are few, if any, standards, and no one discusses the side effects, and you think there aren't any?
Quoting beau_martens
So, what's the difference between "prescription drugs" and "all natural herbal products"???
I've seen ads in the newspaper <snip> for X-Delite an herbal alternative to Viagra and I'm wondering if it really works. I don't want to take prescriptions drugs because of all the side effects. They say it's all natural herbal product that's safe, effective, it works, and has a money back guarantee. I'm still a little unsure that's why I'm asking if any one know about X-Delite.
If you don't want to take prescription drugs because of all the side effects, what on earth makes you believe that "herbal alternatives" are safer? Do you think they might not have side effects? Or is it simply because there are few, if any, standards, and no one discusses the side effects, and you think there aren't any?
December 17th, 2006, 02:03 PM
Quoting TenPenny
The claims are primarily anecdotal and as you say not up to the regulatory standards that prescription drugs have to meet before making such claims.
So, what's the difference between "prescription drugs" and "all natural herbal products"???
If you don't want to take prescription drugs because of all the side effects, what on earth makes you believe that "herbal alternatives" are safer? Do you think they might not have side effects? Or is it simply because there are few, if any, standards, and no one discusses the side effects, and you think there aren't any?
If you don't want to take prescription drugs because of all the side effects, what on earth makes you believe that "herbal alternatives" are safer? Do you think they might not have side effects? Or is it simply because there are few, if any, standards, and no one discusses the side effects, and you think there aren't any?
