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Why is Arginmax the Most Effective Natural Aphrodisiac?

Arginmax is a 'clinically proven' herbal dietary supplement formulated by a well respected medical researcher to help both women and men enhance their libido and improve overall sexual functioning.

What Does 'Clinically Proven' Mean for this Product?

Four major independent peer-reviewed double-blind placebo-controlled medical studies, all done within the past decade, have found Arginmax to be effective in improving the overall sex lives of both women and men. These studies were published in the Journal of Sex & Marital Therapy, the Journal of Women's Health, and The Journal of the Hawaii Medical Association. (see below for details of the study results.)

Who is the 'Expert' who Created this Formula?

You have probably never heard of him, but he is well known in the medical field. Dr. Hank Wuh, who received his M.D. from Johns Hopkins University Medical School, and other degrees from Harvard University and Stanford University, founded The Daily Wellness Company in Mountain View, Calif. in the 1990s after discovering how combinations of Chinese herbs improved symptoms of sexual dysfunction. Many of these herbs had been touted by ancient Chinese medicine practitioners as aphrodisiacs for thousands of years and their effectiveness has since been affirmed in modern Western medical laboratories.

What is in the Arginmax Product Formula?

The product combines Gingko biloba, Korean ginseng, the amino acid L-arginine, damiana, and 12 other vitamin and mineral ingredients. Many of these ingredients have also been tested individually for their impact on sexual health. For example, in a 1998 study published in the Journal of Sex & Marital Therapy ginkgo was administered to 63 volunteers who suffered from sexual dysfunctions as a result of using antidepressants. Ginkgo relieved the negative sexual symptoms of 91 percent of the women and 76 percent of the men participating in the study.

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Is this Herbal Supplement Safe?

During four clinical trials of Arginmax it was administered to hundreds of volunteers. No significant side effects of any sort were documented.

How Often do You Need to Take it?

Users are instructed to take six capsules a day. A one month supply of Arginmax costs around $30 for both the men's and women's formula.

What's the Difference Between Arginmax for Men and Women?

You will find that the formulations are similar, but different in several respects. Here's the comparison:

• Arginmax for Women contains more calcium and iron because women need these minerals more than men do.
  
• Arginmax for Women contains less zinc, which men need for a healthy prostate.
  
• Arginmax for Women also contains an herb not in the formula for men-damiana. A folk aphrodisiac in Latin American for many centuries, damiana has been recently tested and found to be effective for use in women. A 1999 study published in the medical journal Psychopharmacology found that when laboratory animals were fed damiana their frequency of sexual intercourse increased, indicating that the herb has aphrodisiac properties.

What do Independent Experts Say about Arginmax?

You can be assured that independent researchers in sexuality are aware of Argin max and the research results on it. Neurophysiologist Beverly Whipple, a professor emerita at Rutgers University and president of the Society for the Scientific Study of Sexuality, who has been involved in research on women's sexuality for 30 years, told an interviewer for Salon.com: "I was impressed by the Arginmax studies. The drug companies treat women as though they're mini-men. They can't understand why Viagra doesn't work for women. Well, it doesn't. But in a double-blind, placebo-controlled trial, Arginmax did. As a neurophysiologist, I find that very interesting."

What Specifically did the Studies of Arginmax Find?

(1) A team of medical researchers based at the University of Hawaii School of Medicine did a four-week evaluation of 73 men, ages 31-73 years, who reported mild, moderate or severe erectile dysfunction. By the end of the study, 87.5% of men in the Arginmax group had an improved ability to maintain an erection, compared to just 22% in the placebo group. No side effects were reported. This study was published in the December 1998 issue of The Journal of the Hawaii Medical Association.

(2) As reported in a 2001 issue of the Journal of Sex & Marital Therapy, a double-blind placebo-controlled study of 77 women with an interest in improving their sexual function was divided into a placebo group and a group receiving Arginmax. After four weeks, 75.5% of the Arginmax group experienced greater satisfaction with their overall sex life, with more sexual desire, clitoral sensation, and reduction of vaginal dryness. Only one-third of the placebo group reported any improvements. No significant side effects were found.

(3) In the Journal of Women's Health, May 2001, a study by researchers at Stanford University Medical School divided 93 women, ages 22-73 years, into placebo and Arginmax groups. After four weeks, those taking the supplement "reported significant improvements in level of sexual desire, satisfaction with sex life, and frequency of intercourse as compared to the placebo group. Significant improvements also were noted in lubrication, frequency of sexual desire, and degree of clitoral sensation."

(4) In a 2006 issue of the Journal of Sex & Marital Therapy, it was reported that researchers worked with 108 women, 22 to 73 years old, who had reported a lack of sexual desire. They were divided into placebo and Arginmax groups. The women who took the supplement experienced significant improvement in their levels of sexual desire, their sexual satisfaction, and their clitoral sensitivity. "Since Argin max for women has been shown to exhibit no estrogen activity," commented the study authors, "it may be desirable alternative to hormone therapy for sexual concerns."