About Maxiderm Cream

Maxiderm cream primarily consists of a number of herbal extracts, many of which have been used as natural male performance enhancers for hundreds of years. These ingredients include Epidedium Sagittatum (also known as Horny Goat Weed), ginseng, Gingko Biloba, Semen Cuscutae, Fructus crataegi, and Erythroxylum. Both Epidedium Sagittatum (a leaf extract) and Semen Cuscutae (a seed extract) have been widely used as aphrodisiacs and to assist men achieve and maintain erection. Semen Cuscutae is also thought to increase the number and potency of sperm. Gingko Biloba and Fructus crataegi are beneficial to the circulatory system: both are thought to strengthen blood vessel walls and to improve blood flow in the body. Erythroxylum and ginseng are thought to be beneficial to the nervous system.

Like many other male enhancement products, the ingredients in Maxiderm cream are thought to cause an increase in concentrations of nitric oxide, a chemical that promotes muscle relaxation during arousal, allowing the penis to engorge with blood for an erection. Other ingredients included in Maxiderm cream are designed to enhance blood flow and assist in penis enlargement.

The majority of male enhancement products are taken internally in the form of pills or herbal supplements. While many of these alternative products contain similar ingredients to Maxiderm cream, the manufacturer claims that Maxiderm cream can provide faster, more dramatic effects since it is absorbed directly through the skin. Ingested products must pass through the digestive system and can take longer to become effective; because Maxiderm cream is applied directly to the genitals, the manufacturer claims that the herbal extracts are absorbed directly by the target area.

Maxiderm cream is not known to be associated with any adverse side effects. The manufacturer claims its ingredients are natural herbs that have been used in alternative and folk medicine in many cultures, including the Chinese and Brazilian Indians, for treating sexual problems in men.

Maxiderm cream has not been evaluated for safety by the Food and Drug Administration. While none of the ingredients included in Maxiderm cream are known to be associated with the development of health problems, you should check with your physician if you are currently taking any prescription medications. Herbs and certain prescription medications can react together, causing unwanted---and sometimes dangerous---side effects.