Top 5 HIDDEN Benefits of Cialis

[@PrevMedHealth]

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[@charlesdillard8014]

I’m Charles in Texas my son-in-law is a urologist and he has told me these five benefits as well so you are spot on for the urinary track ease the pelvic area inflammation no problems with the prostate yet but I’m 62 and many benefits of Cialis 5 mg thanks for the update

[@Koort1008]

How long until I can expect relief? I can't sleep more than one hour straight.

[@dikvandersar6267]

Dont you have side effects?

[@johnlefebvre5874]

I am 70 years old and noticed that when I have stream issues and take a Cialis that my stream improved but I only found that out by experience. I am glad to hear that it is really something that it does.

[@GeneGuidry-m1j]

I’m 68 and have been taking 5mg ofTidadafil for over5 years, for BPH it allows me to sleep all night and have improved urine flow. Absolutely a game changer!

[@apexxxx10]

*Your dosage/ per week? The cost USD?*

[@trickcyclist1]

What time of the day do you take it ?

[@Paul-L125]

​@@trickcyclist1 I have recently started on this medication taking 2.5mg in the morning.

[@jeremywright5453]

Hi me too. I also feel stronger, and my fitness has improved

[@Elijah8890]

You mean Tadalafil. It is a generic name its the same drug as Cialis

[@lz.mirandix6688]

The shrinking of the enlarged prostate is the best effect of Cialis. It seems to be unexpected, but it works --- and brings a lot on confort for men that doesn't even need it for treating ED 😊

[@rodrigoortega2455]

🎯 Key points for quick navigation: 00:33 *Cilias reduces bathroom trips* 01:25 *Approved for BPH treatment* 02:28 *PDE5 inhibitor increases* 04:16 *Helps with prostatitis symptoms* 06:05 *Improves pelvic pain syndrome* 07:29 *Decreases blood pressure effectively* 10:25 *Treats pulmonary hypertension too* 11:47 *Potential side effects discussed* 14:55 *Reduces cardiovascular risk evidence* 16:57 *Lifestyle changes remain essential* Made with HARPA AI

[@carloszenteno]

Thank you !!

[@scottmcclellan5036]

Thank you very much!

[@AngelMoney-lb2ve]

God Bless You

[@scottmcclellan5036]

@AngelMoney-lb2ve 👍 Agreed

[@chrisnolan8382]

Easy to understand, BEST explanation by any doctor I’ve heard ever. Great video!

[@randallsample1005]

I was prescribed tadalafil as part of the recovery regimen after my prostatectomy to treat prostate cancer. I've found (to my surprise) that its greatest benefit has been for cardiovascular health and improvements in circulation. The only side effect for me has been mild heartburn. One KZbin contributor who is a nationally well-regarded doctor specializing in sexual health following prostate cancer treatment also mentions that men who take tadalafil generally have a 30% risk reduction of cardiovascular events and a 25% risk reduction of death from any cause.

[@danielbush2948]

Me too, but with a heavy heartburn lasting all through the night.

[@jonamnyone8014]

I also get heartburn when using Cialis 5mg, but I decide to use a glass of water with a tea spoon of bicarbonate of soda to neutralize the acid @@danielbush2948

[@CarlosMerino-lh6lk]

Gracias por la información...

[@paul5896]

You always do a great job Dr Brewer! I enjoy your podcasts tremendously and am a pharmacist. I take Cialis and benefit from 3 of the conditions mentioned! Thank you for all you do to improve peoples health!

[@pauserelax7358]

Dear Dr. Brewer, I am a 74-year-old retired engineer. For several years I have had the problems and the urge to use the bathroom and it was making me crazy. Thanks to Cialis, all my problems are gone now. I can not agree enough with what you are saying. ONE IMPORTANT POINT in my case is that 5 mg of Cialis was not enough. Thanks to my Urologist. My urology doctor approved my request for 10mg daily and I still am using it. It really does the magic. I am certain that this extra 5 mg (Total 10) also has had a big effect in my case. Thank you for your excellent clip.

[@apexxxx10]

*Dont use the WC, bathroom, Lavatory, Toilet - especially in the NIGHT! Get a urinal or a bucket!*

[@chickenfarm09]

How's your hearing?

[@pauserelax7358]

@@chickenfarm09 My God, you must be a magician!!! I started having hearing loss about a year ago. But mine started with middle ear liquid. QUESTION: Please tell me why you asked me this question. Yes, I did have a hearing loss. Would you think it is because of Cialis?

[@pauserelax7358]

@@chickenfarm09 I found out that Cialis actually negatively affects hearing and hearing loss. Also, if you stop using it, it might reverse the hearing loss. Thank you for your question!

[@manuelcoronado9691]

Cómo se toma doctor

[@ibberman]

Finally hearing why I have prostate pain. Since my 40's (now 71) I have had prostate pain that periodically can get so intense it takes my breath away with cold sweat. No one ever mentioned prostatitis, only BPH. I recently told the doctor urinating in the mornings was becoming increasingly harder and was advised to increase the proscar from 2.5 mg to 5 mg. Over the years I have known men (including my brother) that had prostate cancer, and I always asked if they had pain, and everyone said no. I was puzzled, but now I know. Thank you for sharing the info with us. 👍👍👍

[@serge747b]

II had a few episodes of intense pain with my prostate cancer, it can happen

[@chipsramek3868]

Could be an Asian strain of Gonorrhea ?

[@benbohannon]

So like most men, you powered through it and never went to the doctor??

[@niazmuhammad6629]

I had eyes serous retina deattachment issues for being microdose 5mg daily for 15 months, I quote here British Columbia University study on this issue. But reversed within 2-3 months after stopping and never returned, now I only use it like 5-10mg in whole week instead of 35mg weekly!

[@aldorodriguez7310]

I love the doc’s sense of humor😂😂😂

[@tabscoobrealestate6061]

Desde hace 4 o 5, comencé con problemas de disfunción y bajo libido, tengo 46, y desde ese aquel tuve muchos problemas personales, financieros etc. me volví mas neurótico y deje de realizar ejercicio. con la edad actual estoy muy preocupado por el tema de próstata, la irritación de próstata ya que en ocasiones he tenido muchas ganas de ir al baño y aun mas porque mi padre falleció hace unos meses debido al problema de hiperplasia prostatica. le doy las gracias por darnos este conocimiento sobre Cialis, ya que como dice pensamos nunca tomare este, hasta que te informan correctamente y tomas la decisión de cuidar tu salud masculina. gracias!

[@Mar-d6l]

Le recomiendo q tome centrum creatina y aga algo d ejercicio y veras como se pone. Se lo recomiendo yo tengo 50 y no uso nada d esas vaina buen ejercicio 0 grasa 0 bebidas asucaradas buenas vitaminas como el centrum silver y queda ustd en mejores condiciones q 20 años areas

[@tabscoobrealestate6061]

@@Mar-d6l muchas gracias por la recomendación

[@tgfishes9374]

My doc switched me from viagra to cialis. Been taking it for 1 year. It stopped me from urinating at night and helped with my ED. Im 67 and will continue to use it

[@BJ1944-e3b]

Mine did the same.

[@dikvandersar6267]

how much do you take?

[@roberthennessey7258]

do you take the generic?

[@dikvandersar6267]

@@roberthennessey7258 I take 20 mg and cut it in four. But i am afraid of the impact on my eyes.

[@dikvandersar6267]

@@roberthennessey7258 I am also 67

[@golmatol6537]

60 yrs with mild BPH and diabetes. It gives me terrible lower back pain for 2-3 days. Plus, the effects down below aren't strong enough like sildenfil (which gives me stuffy nose for a few hours ... but I can tolerate that). Have tried it about 5-6 times over the years with consistent symptoms of back pain ... eventually gave up on Cialis.

[@Murtad-vvwvwv]

Maybe break the pill in half and take 2.5 mg

[@rickscholar7642]

I'm 68, and have had BPH for years. PSA has been climbing steadily every year and is now 4.8. I've been taking Tamsulosin for 10 years but still get up at least 2X every night to pee. I'm going to ask my DR to prescribe Cialis based on the info you've provided here. Thank you for sharing this..

[@tyjameson7404]

I’m so glad Dr. Brewer endorses Cialis 🙌🏾🇺🇸👍🏆🇺🇦❤️🐐I was always skeptical of all three cardiac and ED prescriptions 💔

[@daxmac3691]

"YOU can't outprescribe a lifestyle problem" 16:05 , excellent illustrations. Tadalafil is NOT just an ED only med, it's an Endothelial and Nitrous Oxide med. I'll tell that to my IM doc. Thanks.

[@johncano6460]

Cialis has been a game changer for me, I'm 55 and have had a lot of those symptoms, the worst was the dribble or having extream urgency to have to urinate. No current issues on 5mg.

[@jimilee4609]

100% 70 Me Too👍👍👍👍👍🇺🇸

[@billesposito2112]

Awesome I'm 54 and exact same symptoms dribble and extreme urgency the second I have to go. What about getting erections? Do u get used to it ? Cause I need my wood when it's required. And it's required often 😊

[@williamhilger2233]

@@jimilee4609 13:44

[@chrisaloua]

Do take Cialis every day or every third day?

[@kopitegs]

Do you not end up having an erection all time ?

[@ShatzMatz]

I have taken 2.5mg cialis daily for the past 5 years. A game changer. I do get the occasional headache, but the benefits far outway the side effects.

[@beagle6569]

Does it help with prostate issues for you? Normally the dose is 5mg for prostate issues.

[@ShatzMatz]

@beagle6569 absolutely. Although I was not found to have bph (enlarged prostate) I still exhibited LUTS (lower urinary tract symptoms). I used to wake up to pee five times a night. But since taking low dose Cialis my peeing has become normal again.

[@David-os9ej]

I am taking 10 mg cialis, zinc, and saw palmetto daily. At 70 my urinary comfort is much better than the 10-15 years before I started that regimen. I had been prescribed flomax to help reduce my tendency to have kidney stones by keeping the liquids flowing. But flowmax caused discomfort in sex (backflow) and also urinary urgency consistently. I have stopped the flowmax and the cialis, zinc, and saw palmetto combination have provided essentially "pre-old man" urinary comfort, while I am still moving a couple of liters of urine a day. I knew the role role of cialis in sexual health, but did not know the role it was playing in improving my urinary health.

[@allanrobbins5584]

Excellent presentation. As an ophthalmologist may I add from the NIH "For men with a history of myocardial infarction or hypertension the use of Viagra or Cialis may increase the risk of NAION. Physicians prescribing these medications to patients with these conditions should warn them about the potential risk of NAION." This is a condition where the blood flow to the optic nerve in the eye is occluded resulting in permanent and often severe loss of vision.

[@PrevMedHealth]

Thanks for bringing this up!

[@allanrobbins5584]

I caution patients that have already suffered vision loss in one eye from ischemic optic neuropathy that they should steer away from taking any PDE-5 inhibitors.

[@bartrobinson2103]

​@allanrobbins5584 How about people with the glacoma? That would be me and I've been taking 5 mg. Daily for 7 yrs.

[@YaaaTeee]

Does cialis help with glaucoma?

[@bartrobinson2103]

@YaaaTeee It doesn't help. My eye doctor told me there isn't any risk. But There is different opinions. So who knows for sure.

[@thomaswomack3888]

Anyone who has experienced Priapism or is prone to it, there is a trick you can use to calm things down...if you have a treadmill, get on the treadmill and walk at a brisk pace...the body will divert the blood flow to the muscles in your legs and the littlest general will relax to its normal state. It worked for me the only time I ever had that problem

[@lroche3262]

That is true! Instead going to hospital , do a run. It gets down but it gets up as soon as you stop, the goal is to change the blood stuck in.

[@SuperThunder911]

Thank you Dr. Brewer,, I’m 71 and I’ve been taking 5 mg tadalafil and it’s help a lot,thank you for your awesome advice.

[@miketony8152]

I have been taking 5mg daily for over 2 years. It shrunk my prostrate to the point that I no longer get up in the middle of the night. It also helped my Peyronies significantly and lowered my PSA on my last test. I'm 70 years old.

[@nicedoppy2077]

u are talking for real ? bcause of that then cialis is super useful and a huge advantage to heal !!

[@miketony8152]

@@nicedoppy2077 Yes it's true

[@richw9091]

@@nicedoppy2077 I've taken it for 3 years and it helps the swelling beyond words.

[@simonrobinson2794]

@@nicedoppy2077 It also increases your risk of Dementia by 48%

[@miketony8152]

I also forgot to mention that I buy 90 5mg tablets for $15.00 delivered from the Mark Cuban website

[@MelisaGuilarte-b4q]

Gracias Dr hoy he aprendido algo nuevo de la cialis aunque estoy padeciendo de difusión eréctil y nunca he tomado ninguna, tengo 55 años saludos desde Cuba

[@dennyoconnor8680]

As a retired country doctor I have prescribed these drugs you mention over many years. In dealing with my own hypertension issue in recent years I have settled on a Calcium Channel blocker daily and Tadalafil10 mg twice weekly. Tadalafil has a longer half life than the blue pill. My BP, which was labile, has become acceptably stable. The Tadalafil is taken in the AM on Sunday and again at Noon on Wednesday. This means dosing is on an 84 hour cycle, evening out the problem with an odd number of days in the week. Dr. O

[@jonmaher2531]

I don't see anything regarding treatment of BPH/LUTS with Calcium Channel Blockers. Can you direct me to any source that discusses this? Thank you.

[@michaelmcvige6701]

​@jonmaher2531 the gentleman you are commenting back to, didn't say anything about using it for BPH/Luts, the calcium channel blocker and taladifil is for his hypertension.

[@oscarbanks3810]

Hey.. can that dose also help in premature ejaculation?

[@jonmaher2531]

5 mg Cialis has been extremely helpful with my BPH/LUTS/Chronic Prostatitis/Pelvic Pain. Initially tried Tamsulosin, but didn't like it (can't remember why, sorry). I also tried Proscar, but like 30-50% of men, stopped after a month with sore breasts and total loss of libido (yikes!). Also tried a Eurolift which stopped helping within a year. The reality seems to be that if you have an enlarged Prostate, maybe one should just bite the bullet up front and have a procedure done that generally relieves the issues long term. A TURP is currently the gold standard of care/treatment, but I think Aquablation may be even better and will eventually overtake/replace TURP. Problem I have is that now I have a Gleason 7 (3/4) and it's recommended that I treat that as well. A lot of abuse for one prostate. It's hell getting old. LOL

[@michaelc6250]

PAE - Prostate Artery Embolization - that's going to be the new standard - least side effects.

[@210871q]

Después de ver este video mi vida cambió, sólo llevo 15 días con el tratamiento y ya a mejorado al 100 mi problema de las gotitas que mojaban mis calzoncillos y mis ganas de orinar, estoy como chavo de 20 años

[@MHow1900]

I started using 5mg C a few years back. If I now miss a few days, I start to not feel well. It has made a major change in my overall health. So much more general energy.

[@jimilee4609]

100% Dead On 👍

[@trickcyclist1]

What time of the day do you take it ?

[@MHow1900]

@@trickcyclist1 I took it around 5 pm but more recently around 10 am. Its effects last about 40 hrs.

[@mikegleason3921]

I take cialis for my prostate. At first I had some stomach issues. Finally started taking omeprzol and it works well.

[@indyphoto1]

I've taken Cialis 5mg for several years now. When my first doc put me on Flomax and Finasteride I had a lot of unwanted problems. Cialis has been a game changer for my BPH.

[@bluebeastgamer3005]

Please clarify that!!!!!!! Thanks

[@philyogaeveryday321]

Same here. Serious allergic reaction to tradition meds. Tadalafil works good for LUTS.

[@jimilee4609]

100% Yes👍👍👍🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@johnr5252]

Couldn’t tolerate Flomax. Made my face hurt, especially my teeth. Very strange. No problems with Cialis.

[@Price1717]

Same here , flomax made my heart rate up and gave me anixity , the Calais was the game changer

[@MrNicknackpaddywack]

I was reluctant to comment, but I was diagnosed with prostate cancer 18 months ago. I changed a lot of things in my life, I work out 4 days a week, no red or processed meat, improved my sleep habits, drink less alcohol, eat healthier, lowered my cortisol levels and so on, but I also started taking 5mg on Cialis each day which lead to a lot more ejaculations. My 1 year follow up biopsy found no cancer. I asked the Dr if it's gone and he said no, but it's gotten smaller. Please do not take this comment as medical advice for prostate cancer and keep on top of your dr advice. But I feel like Cialis was part of what helped me.

[@PrevMedHealth]

Thank You so much for sharing! It is a great story I hope you keep improving

[@TeddyCavachon]

As a prostate cancer survivor I strongly recommend annual physicals with PSA testing starting at age 50, something I wouldn’t have done if my wife wasn’t an MD who ‘strongly recommend’ it. In my case my PSA rose slowing to 3.2 then between ages 67 and 68 doubled which I discovered was the point insurance will pay to for the MRI, MRI assisted biopsy, PET scan to rule out bone cancer, etc. In my case the tumor was very aggressive with high Gleason score and I opted for robotic surgical removal three months after the elevated PSA test. Had I waited another year I might not be writing this. A year after surgery PSA rose to .2 which post surgery is a indicator for reoccurrence. Fortunately a new diagnostic PET scan tracer Plarify which an spot prostrate cancer down the cellular level was approved and the source of the elevated PSA was determined to be a lymph node that had not been removed during surgery. Getting rid of the cancer in it required two years of Lupron hormone therapy and 38 daily radiation treatments. Something learned on this journey is that Testosterone promotes prostrate cancer growth. The Lupon they put me on prior to and after the radiation drops the T level to zero which caused loss of muscle mass, energy level and desire to tackle projects in addition to eliminating any desire for sex. Fortunately three months after getting off the Lupron muscle mass is increasing and energy level is back to normal and so is 👍 with the help of Cialis. 😂

[@nickmontanaro9638]

Ivermectin, albendazol, doxycycline, metformin, high dose vitamin D until cancer is gone. Give it a year.

[@josem.duenas.8708]

tomo menos alcohol no tienes tomar nada

[@blakehadel9436]

Does Viagra have these benefits too?

[@MatthewElvey]

Superb video, Doc! Will share this with a friend with poorly controlled hypertension.

[@dekzan]

Please, can you do a video on Pregnenolone and DHEA ?

[@robertjermantowicz-uw3iw]

Thank you Dr. Brewer for an informative presentation!

[@Rubicon1]

Its better not to rely on medication to acheive health. Do your best to use excercise , massage, diet modification and supplements before even thinking about pharmecuticals. Id like to give my respect to this man for clearly mentioning the priority of proper lifestyle chioces in this video, something most doctors do not.

[@maku987]

Thank you! First time I realized some issues. Two years ago I had an acute prostatitis, which led to an abscess. I had fainting and doctors thought it was due to Tamsulosin, which I got at the same time with antibiotics. Maybe so, but now I also realized that I have suffered a couple of time about vasovagal syncope and it may have some role in this too. Now, after reading about vasovagal syncope I am very sure, because symptoms were exactly what is figured. After those "attacks" I visited doctors, but they had no clue about it. Every tests were normal. I am very grateful to you about this video, many things became clear now!

[@jamesmcmillan2656]

I used to get up multiple times a night about 15 years ago. The doctor I had at the time couldn’t help so I googled my symptoms and found out about over active bladder syndrome. I held my pee for as long as I could before going for about 3 months to stretch my bladder. I sometimes sleep through the night now but usually get up once. My quality of life improved dramatically.

[@bluebeastgamer3005]

What medication do you use it for now????? Thanks

[@apexxxx10]

*DON'T GET UP IN THE NIGHT - Just roll over and pee in the bedside urinal. I've done it since the nurse gently pulled out the urinary catheter inserted before my primary TKR/TKA in Stockholm, Sweden.Unfortunately followed by a post op infection.Two stage revision here in Bangkok Thailand where I am a resident. Don't keep running to the bathroom at night!*

[@JM-mi8hc]

I was involved in a clinical trial for BPH, using Cialis at least 10 years ago. It was a successful trial, and I have been taking 5mg since the trial concluded. No side effects.

[@organikproductionz9347]

This has many benefits for me as a 27 year old man, I have kidney stones and this helps relax the ureter and increases urine flow making it easier for me to pass any stones, and helps completely emoter my bladder so that I don’t have a build up of urine in the bladder (which can also create kidney stones) Additionally I used to wake up once every night to go pee, since starting Cialis I don’t anymore. I also do PE (Penile Exercise) and this helps with blood flow and makes it easier to get and keep erections, truly think every man should start taking this at around 25 years old.

[@organikproductionz9347]

@ penile enlargement exercises.

[@ThomasCarpenter-r2f]

Thanks for your scientific info .you are one of the best .

[@donato0909]

Very good video. I gained a lot of respect for this gentleman when he concluded with proper diet/lifestyle.

[@dmilano56]

My Urologist has me on a combination of 5 mg Cialis, .4 mg Tamsulosin, and 15mg Meloxicam for BPH. He keeps telling me I have Prostatitis, the last DRE I had sent me over the table and I peed blood for a day. Sorry TMI. I also have low-grade Prostate cancer. That combo of meds has helped with nocturia but still getting up on average once per. It has improved from 3 times per. Been on this combo for more than 90 days. Not to mention other things I do to combat inflammation. No alcohol, eat as clean as possible, turmeric and cinnamon in coffee, no sugar, etc. Also, my symptoms improved when I stopped eating and drinking water around 6 or 7 PM and fasted until 10 or 11 the next morning. I am going to try cold plunging for the next 30 days. May still have to opt for the HIFU procedure.

[@dmilano56]

I should also say I'm 70 and these are the ONLY meds I'm on

[@JeanPierreWhite]

Ask about HIFU to treat your prostate cancer. It will shrink your prostate improving urine flow and treat the cancer. Medicare recognizes this treatment since 2023. BTW Turmeric combined with black pepper can be hard on your liver and can amplify medications leading to overdosing of prescription meds.

[@jamesthompson7282]

Such DRY humour. We're up for that! Thanks, Doc. Cialis (Tamsulosin) + Flomax (Tadalafil) = trouble Dr. Brewer notes this is a bad combination. Both drop blood pressure. Together, precipitously. A doctor in Emerg prescribed both, together, to treat Edema (swelling in my legs & feet). Result was severe blood pressure drops (mine already tends to run low), I passed out & hit the floor. I wish the Emerg MD had seen Dr. Brewer's vids - or read the label. I could stand fine with either one. Together, I couldn't keep it up. Couldn't keep ME up.

[@aminuabdulsalam8231]

Cialis is Tadalafil while Flomax is Tamsulosin. You mixed it up above.

[@rickdurand8798]

I take 5mg everyday, this is the only I take besides my daily vitamins. This has helped me a lot with not getting up at night to pee. I see much more benefits than not taking it. thanks for the review

[@apexxxx10]

*5 mg every day? How much USD? In case you need to GET UP IN THE NIGHT GET A URINAL? Trust me. Johnny the septuagenerian Kawasaki Vulcan 650 rider born in Suomi-Finland resident in sunny tropical THAILAND*

[@sweetdragon36067]

I had high blood pressure until becoming a carnivore. Within three weeks on this diet, my blood pressure dropped to normal levels. I had blood pressure problems for over 20 years. I now need to watch my blood pressure while taking tadalafil 5mg daily, but so far it is manageable. Thanks for the video.

[@idahoviking]

What happens to your blood pressure and why must you watch it when taking tadalafil? How do you "manage" it.

[@sweetdragon36067]

@@idahoviking I have taken the drug for a very long time and have never had any problems with my blood pressure dropping too low from it. I can't speak for others because we are all different, although the food you eat does play a very large part in any effects.

[@idahoviking]

@ Indeed, carnivore is the way.

[@Coastie4]

So I've been taking BPH for a year or so. Recently, I decided to not take it every day, sometimes skipping a few days. Then I started more frequent and difficult urination at night. So I decided to start taking it daily again. I'll report back if symptoms improve.

[@Coastie4]

Yes, my symptoms ha e improved very noticeable.

[@etiennetaylor]

Great information delivered with dry humor.🥰🙏😇

[@jamescalifornia2964]

As usual, very good and important information 👍 _( I take tadalafil for BPH myself )_

[@tapas_y_vinos]

I started taking 5mg of tadalafil daily and for some reason I can lift heavier during my workouts. Im 51 years old and my best friend is performing like a boy in his 20s. Tadalafil is a life changing pill

[@todtemplin9927]

My experience...5mg daily dose had annoying side effects; mainly muscle pain in lower back. But going to 5mg twice a week proved to be beneficial. Far fewer night calls and much easier to get flow started. Efficacy of 5mg Cialis dose seems to be about 3 days. Added bonus, firmer erections.

[@ryangraham7012]

I’m just starting 5 mg should I just do it like 2 to 3 days a week? I’m healthy I don’t have ED I’m mainly taking it for just health purposes and all the benefits you can get from microdose in it.

[@franciscoafonso4099]

Dr Ford Brewer fantastico ouvir seu video tenho 80 anos e sempre tomei viagra e agora cialis, e me sinto em forma .

[@juanmanuelgonzalezordonez5795]

very good,your profesional explanation for medical and all subjects,..thanks

[@markmarion9887]

It isn't men that ignore men's health issues. Female Dr.'s and their PA's do as well. It takes 3 months to get an appointment (out her in the rural area where I reside)and yet questions or exams regarding such issues are not even asked. The prevalence seems to be focusing on "women's health issues". So your information is helpful. The tadalafil has helped with my BPH. self diagnosed BTW.

[@11kwright]

Women’s issues!!!! Huge deficit in menopausal help where women are dying after this age unnecessary due to lack of knowledge in the medical industry. I’m sure everyone is experiencing what you are experiencing one or more times yet don’t consider it an only me thing or our gender thing. Everyone is equally important and tithe medical industry fails both genders at one time or more!!!😊

[@grayghostJSM]

Yes, everything these days is about female issues, no matter what it is! MEN TAKE NOTE OF THIS!!!!

[@tanpeng2884]

Thank you, doc. Nighttime urination causes me many sleepless nights, I have given up, thinking this is inevitable due to old age, I definitely going to give it a try.

[@frederickmuhlbauer9477]

Same here I have to drink water due to dry mouth and immediately need to urinate It’s a vicious cycle and is terrible for sleep 70 years old

[@Freddie-gv1yg]

@@frederickmuhlbauer9477 I wake up to pee every hour. Even during the day I have to pee frequently. I started Cialis 2 days ago, lets see what happens.

[@masoodabbas3144]

Thank you doctor, you have explained the issue extremely well and it's easy to understand

[@scottbrineaux7910]

I took Cialis for five years. I wound up with an inflamed stomach and had to quit. It worked great for BPH and high blood pressure meds. My Gastroenterologist wanted me to take omepresol for my stomach inflammation. I'm tired of taking so many pills.

[@PianoPatterns123]

There are videos on KZbin indicating that taking the peptide BPC 157 will greatly decrease any and all gastric problems. Do your research.

[@scottbrineaux7910]

@PianoPatterns123 i would if I knew what you're talking about. I'll Google search it. I'm at the Doctor's office now killing time waiting for her to get in. Thanks

[@thunderhammer1937]

What dosage were you taking?

[@ecox8358]

Cure the cause not treat just symptoms. All medications have side effects as the insert says. If you take one, you’re on 15.

[@ansariabdullah565]

I also get gastric pain when taking this pill.

[@donpereira1803]

I am 64 years old and have diabetes type 2. I have been taking Cialis and Alfuzosin Hydrochloride 10mg daily for the past 6 months and it has helped me a lot in reducing my enlarged prostate and the difficulty I was having while urinating.

[@salvatorefazzino5697]

This is a great and most educational video, thank you for sharing your lifelong experience with us, I am very great full to be subscribed to you, I have learned so much from you and made great beneficial changes. Thank you 🙏 ❤

[@AnDomez-rw1hf]

Lo felicito. Me encantó su video. Lo entendí muy bien. Todo hombre, debería ver este vídeo. Es muy útil. Muchas gracias.

[@rstrunks]

GREAT VIDEO Doc! Keep up the fine work! always great watching your programs.

[@PrevMedHealth]

Thank you very much!

[@condoguy710]

I was having a horrible time with chronic non bacterial prostatitis, LUTS, Pelvic floor muscle tightness and learned about the benefits you discuss re Cialis. I got terrible back pain. I cut the pill in half and still had the back pain. I didn't fill the second script bc it was just too painful.

[@PrevMedHealth]

Sorry to hear that. Thanks for sharing.

[@andreasdersch76]

Taking the pill everyday there is no back pain for me. Only after two or three days without

[@condoguy710]

@@andreasdersch76 I might try again thanks

[@wasimahmed1570]

@@condoguy710 try one day on one day off

[@Mr2blue2]

It also helps with my tinnitus and hearing loss - I used to be hard of hearing, now I'm hard And hearing.

[@davidanderson8469]

Thanks that's helpful. I have both too. Tinnitus can be very irritating. I'll stick with it for a few months. Thanks!

[@Freddie-gv1yg]

@Mr2blue2, That is a good one, I'm hard and hearing.😂😂

[@JK-vs1tg]

Very informative video, thanks!

[@narenmenon6906]

I took your advice, because I suffer from "Nocturnal-Poly-Urea". Or would it be premature to say I used to suffer this common malady that aflict a lotta men my age (75), or so I am told. I did not discuss this fact with my friends. It is often accompanied by an enlarged prostate and the only remedy that medical science has offered is surgery. I still take supplements, without which it may have become worse. Still, I used to wake up a half dozen times per night and was never able to completely empty the bladder until the 5th or 6th attempt. I am happy to say that I can now use the past tense thanks to Ta..da... lafil that is! In just 2 months, I am down to one trip to the toilet and the rest of the time I am able to sleep soundly. Eating some pomegranate also helped. Both of them lower blood pressure as well, in ways no other BP med could. And, both help with Nitric Oxide production. Thank you Dr. Brewer for a very detailed and thorough presentation. I have forwarded a link to this to my friends, perhaps at some risk to my reputation, eh? 😬

[@kevingold1091]

Boy have you upped your game -- not only great info, but now entertainment too: 0:20. Could you add one more thing, that being Time Stamps! Keep up the great work!

[@WallaceLivingFree]

Good video mate, my dr put me on Cialis, but did not tell me all about these benefits

[@user-qj2wb7ne4e]

I’ve had the same experiences as Dr. Brewer. BPH symptoms started at 50. When I got to the right doctor we began the treatment process trying three different alpha blockers like Flomax. All three created hypotension. After my research and discussion with the doc we decided on Cialis 2.5mg and bumped it up to 5mg. No side effects but I do suspect a slight improvement in lowering my blood pressure to a range of ~110/65.

[@samkitty5894]

Alpha blockers do not create hypertension. In the contrary they will lower it, as they widen the blood vessels. I take alpha blocker for high BP, and it works great. Looks like you need to change your doctor.

[@bradhollis1005]

He said "Hypotension" , not "Hypertension".

[@samkitty5894]

@@bradhollis1005.. Darn English...both words sound similar and mean the opposite... No wonder people die in doctor's care...

[@apexxxx10]

*2.5 mg 5 mg Frequency? Cost USD?*

[@stargator4945]

The essential widening the blood transport will get from the premier application to well secondary effects to less heart issues due to low blood flow and less dementia due to better blood flow and even lower blood pressure. But you can have the secondary effects also with L-Arginin, which can simply be bought and has less negative side effects.

[@jerryrohr5096]

Tamulosin has been very helpful for me. It took away all the nighttime wakes to get to the restroom. It hasn’t helped with the slow flow and it is actually easier to empty my bladder by taking the “alternate” route of sitting instead of standing. It takes longer but it takes away a lot of “leaking” after voiding. Weird to be talking about this at my age-69.

[@nicedoppy2077]

is better tamsulosin for urine problematic empty and get a better flow ? ....people said that tamsulosin only helps but is not a real solution to obstruction by prosthatits or bhp , what is your opinion or xperiencie about it ?

[@JohnHoranzy]

It works for LUTS and high BP. Cost and availabity through insurance can be a problem. It is now legal in the US to order a 90 supply from Canada. A legit company will require a prescription from your Dr.

[@skillmeup53]

I wonder if you could order them also from places like Australia. The currency difference would more than make up for shipping and may be cheaper. The U.S vs AUD is about a 35% saving.

[@JohnHoranzy]

@@skillmeup53 I use Price Pro Pharmacy in Canada. You need a prescription. I pay less than $100 a year.

[@Freddie-gv1yg]

@JohnHoranzy, If your doctor prescribes you Cialis for prostate issues, the insurance company covers it. They won't cover it if it is prescribed for ED.

[@ryansettani9189]

I had issues getting up in the middle of the night (about 10-20 times a night) when i was 28 years old,(im now 53) I went to numerous Doctors and they diagnosed me with Prostate and/or bladder infections, Long story short, after no relief (i dont even know what my real disgnosis was at the time), I went on a holistic journey to self help, I fasted for 11 days (nothing but water), and changed diet (mostly meat but some veggies, Minimal sugar/carbs) and was cured, until this day as it appears to be back. I felt relief after only a few days fasting, but was so damn hungry i didnt think about it lol

[@davidlatham8271]

I would recommend increasing your consumption of fat for satiation.

[@ディアラン]

I do feel improved blood flow overall, and helping my muscle building. Especially more lean muscle mass. Tadalafil has been a life changer for me.

[@JamesHickman-g5c]

Thanks Dr. Brewer! Very good summary of the benefits of cialis/tadalafil! I was a little concerned taking 5mg/day with 25mg/metoprolol for palpitations. Never had any issues with low blood pressure, and it seems, for most, the risk is very low. Also, it has helped a lot with LUTS, due to an enlarged prostate. Do you recommend a course of antibiotics when starting low dose cialis to help with potential chronic prostatitis?

[@3000waterman]

Tamsulosin for BPH was a disaster for libido (at 80). Cialis 5mg daily has proven fantastic. 'Ever ready' but sort of settled at twice pw. and 20mg occasionally. for 'wedding anniversary' type events that require concentrated enthusiasm. 'Waking friend' returned. Mental acuity improved. Sport competitiveness improved. Often sleep through without having to get up. Occasional indigestion the only obvious downside. This stuff works, so pre-agreement with wife essential, I advise. Otherwise I'm sure a one-sided view of life could lead to discord.

[@davidross6954]

😂❤

[@mevio4665]

Thank you so much doctor, dor your concise and useful information!

[@thesavagelifestyle332]

How long should you take this for? I mean you mentioned 4 weeks and improvement in symptoms etc but can you take this for months or even years everyday and cause no long term issues?

[@Jamie0175]

Although I noticed positive effects each day using it, Tadalafil 5 mg gave me headaches, severe enough that I had to discontinue. Cost wasn't so much the issue, as the L-Citrulline I use everyday goes from 10 to 20 gm a day and is equally expensive.

[@PrevMedHealth]

Sorry to read this, I'm glad citrulline is working for you, is a topic in our short list for next videos

[@robertvondarth1730]

That’s a LOT of citrulline

[@nicholasgroves1820]

Cannot wait ​@@PrevMedHealth

[@protoplast.youtube]

@@PrevMedHealththankx

[@melrexmelrex]

I was thinking the same thing ​@@robertvondarth1730

[@camwells9726]

It also allegedly works wonders for guys on trt , Some of the negative side effects from taking trt can be neutralised is the theory

[@Iggi2050]

What were your side effects

[@daviddining5192]

One of the sides for me is the squirts it's been 2 months and I still have them

[@bradalexander3446]

I started taking Cialis over 2 years ago. I noticed one thing within a few days: the severe arthritis in my left hand and the minor arthritis in both my big toes diminished. Eventually, the pain stopped. If I don't take Cialis for 2 or 3 weeks, I can feel the pain returning.

[@gosman949]

Not mentioned here is that Medicare drug plans will pay for Cialis if it is prescribed for the prostrate not for erection problems. The key is how the doctor prescribes the drug!

[@mikewalker1081]

Yep, mine writes it for BPH

[@brobinson8614]

ah handy to know!

[@jamesmarkham1038]

You can get these and other prescription meds from Mark Cuban's Cost Plus drugs. For example, 90, 5mg Tadalafil (Cialis), at the time I write this was $9.79 plus $5.00 shipping. This is without any insurance of any kind. Check it out

[@Freddie-gv1yg]

@@mikewalker1081 me too.

[@MegaVishap]

Getting rid of sugar, i.e. going low carb fixed my chronic long-therm prostatitis-like symptoms, it took months however

[@stephencarrier6465]

It works excellent for all the prostate and bladder problems, I've used it for years, yeah, there's some small side effects, but, the prostate and bladder problems are much worse.

[@jamescalifornia2964]

I agree 👍

[@BjorgenEatinger]

How about prostate cancer?

[@davidanderson8469]

It works excellent for prostate problems but makes it worse?

[@MainebobOConnor]

Do you mean "better" and not worse❓

[@kamerankameran4269]

​@@BjorgenEatinger you can take ahigh dose of vitamin D with barley grass capsules ... baking soda 1tsp and 2tsp of maple syrup in 1/2 cup of water twice daily in empty stomach. ...... another solution mms2 4capsules daily

[@davidwood301]

I really like Dr Brewer. One important point he missed about prostatitis is that there are two types. The bacterial type that is treated with antibiotics , and the non-specific prostatitis which has no drug treatment that I know of. Sometimes ibuprofen will help reduced the inflammation/pain. I believe that the bacterial type will show up in a urinalysis.

[@mikemooney9124]

Excellent information for our age group… unfortunately medical professionals don’t share these secrets often enough. Well done 👍🏻

[@PrevMedHealth]

Thank you very much!

[@gwwayner]

Now 74, in excellent physical condition for my age, I have tried Cialis on and off many times from 5 mg to 20 mg. Unfortunately the side effects of muscle and lower back aches, and heartburn from hell eventually show up. Although the benefits last longer, so do unwanted sides.

[@becomingself-actualized1380]

I reduced my dosage and avoided the muscle pain and back pain. I still get many of the positive effects.

[@bartrobinson2103]

Low dose has not helped me with the frequency unfortunately but It's very inexpensive with my prescription plan. Other benefits were positive though.

[@SholariFenway]

Thank you doctor Ford, i just found your channel, you are really good with your information and quite right, again thank you for your videos

[@ericb.4358]

I take 500 mg of L-Arginine once daily for lowering my blood pressure as it helps create more nitric oxide opening blood vessels. It also gives me better blood flow when weight training, skiing and backpacking at altitudes between 7,00 feet and 11,00 feet. BTW, I'm 81. (yep, eighty one)

[@apexxxx10]

*I'm 75. Medication: TRAMADOL 50 mg or half a capsule 25 mg when my Hip Pain hits me. Hip Replacement? No thanks. I've had four years of TKR operations - both R & L. Right knee with post op infection from Sweden and a two stage revision here in Thailand. i am considering Viagra or Cialis? What's the difference? Greetings Johnny the Septugenerian Kawasaki Vulcan 650 rider*

[@birddog3130]

omg

[@MrMadenuff]

Very useful presentation thank you

[@PrevMedHealth]

Thank you very much!

[@jarichards99utube]

* POSSIBLE SIDE EFFECTS: Headache, stomach upset, back pain, muscle pain, stuffy nose, flushing, or dizziness may occur. If any of these effects last or get worse, tell your doctor or pharmacist promptly. To reduce the risk of dizziness and lightheadedness, get up slowly when rising from a sitting or lying position. * AVOID Cialis if you have a serious heart and liver problem. have recently had a stroke or a heart attack. have low blood pressure (hypotension) or uncontrolled high blood pressure (hypertension) have ever lost your vision due to reduced blood flow to the eye

[@jaffarbaqi]

Thank you for pointing this out. Cialis is not good for me and I wonder if the new Erexon gel is worth trying.

[@jarichards99utube]

@@jaffarbaqi 🙂👍

[@edwinsepulveda5550]

In other words, forget it.

[@RG-ts9nb]

High blood pressure , arrhythmia

[@ginomuehlbacher]

I am doing well with this wonderful pill I never had any side effects from cialis since 10 years

[@tsamiya903]

Hello Doctor,am so impressed and convinced of all your explanations on cialas,myvproblem is how can i obtain the original cialas drug please. Can you avail me of the simplest way on how to obtain the drug. Thank you for your help !

[@jpmollic6973]

C'est excellent. Merci Barbara et merci aussi pour les résumés de l'animateur qui sont très utiles!

[@bahmannosratollah7017]

Thank you so much for your advice, I am experiencing these benefits, after trying in 2 months. Yes, you are 100% right.

[@lisacee3237]

FYI, I’ve lost nearly 100 # & eat a ketogenic diet within a shorten eating window & brought down my fasting BG to 80’s. Initially my BP dropped a little but still stays above the recommended level (140s/90’s) except exposure to heat drops my BP. Looking to increase NO to drop BP.

[@PrevMedHealth]

Good for you!

[@timdex91]

As a 35 year Paramedic...I always ask about ED medications being taken by either sex before nitrates... Also, I had prostate removed for cancer and still take Tadalafil to regenerate nerves after surgery... Stay safe , Tim in Texas

[@MJ-hg1mk]

How well did you recover post surgery?

[@robhavock9434]

Thank God you're in America, where you can get to see a qualified medical doctor for health treatment across the Atlantic in the UK health treatment is absent but we men still have to pay taxes for absent treatment and work when sick, over 7 million people are on the waiting list for treatment from the NHS.

[@censorshipagainstthemiddle6198]

That capitalism whippin y’all @$$e$

[@3000waterman]

Importing 10 million extra persons (often with untreated medical conditions) without the money to improve the facilities, certainly doesn't help.

[@simeon9388]

What ever you have in the USA will cost you a fortune. Might have to wait in the uk but it’s free.

[@antonystringfellow5152]

You don't get any health treatment in the USA unless you can pay for it. And it's the most expensive in the World, even though it's far from the best. If you want better health care in the UK, pay for it! It'll cost you far less than it will in the USA.

[@antonystringfellow5152]

@@3000waterman And in the USA you don't get any health care at all, that you don't pay for.

[@Dan-rx3fq]

As a Paramedic we would absolutely ask if they're on any medication and if we have to give nitro, we target those medication when asking.

[@ADHD_guy_reacts]

Lol. As if tbis is new or unheard of.😂

[@joebauers3746]

You heading over to Ukraine anytime soon? I heard they are running out of fighting age men.

[@Dan-rx3fq]

@@joebauers3746So cool!! I , lol. The great Russian army that has been massacred by a tiny little country. Your bodies are spewed across the field because your leadership is pathetic like you. Sorry guy can’t win this argument. The great Russian Empire has crumbled into nothing and is shown itself to be pathetic.