Extenze Review - Extenze side effects

Extenze is an herbal male enhancement product promoted on infomercials on TV by Vita Labs.

Ingredients in Extenze
The herbs in Extenze include L-Arginine, Ginseng-Eleuthero, Oat Straw, Saw Palmetto, Tribulus Terrestris, Sarsaparilla, Calcium, Yohimbe bark, Maca Extract, Catuaba, Miura Puama, Nettle, Astragalus, Cayenne, Ginkgo Biloba Extract, Boron, and Zinc.

Claims made on the Extenze.com website
"The same type of research that created miracle drugs like Viagra, has now created a revolutionary herbal pill that is guaranteed to increase your penis size in just a few short weeks!"
   They further claim that " Extenze works in nearly all cases."
   As to the safety of Extenze, they say, "ExtenZe is an all-natural herbal complex. There are no reported side effects. It is 100% safe. As with any herbal substance, it is recommended that you consult with your physician prior to taking ExtenZe."

Claims made on Extenze infomercial
Eztenze sellers claim that "certain part of the male body" grows when people take the Extenze pill. On TV ads they say that a "key ingredient in Extenze has been scientifically proven to increase the size of a certain part of the male body, it is not a gimmick, it's real science. Then, a doctor appears in a white coat, Dr. Daniel Stein, M.D., founder of the Stein Clinic, who says, "I'm doctor Daniel Stein, founder of the Stein Medical Institute, here to talk to you about Extenze. Extenze is a revolutionary tablet designed to do one main thing: To increase the size of a certain part of the male body and promote an overall better love life. I personally researched the formula in Extenze and found it to be truly effective." Then a male announcer is heard, : We are so sure Extenze will make you larger that we will give you a free week's supply absolutely free. all you pay for is the postage stamp."
   Customers should be cautioned that whenever an ad asks for you to pay for the postage stamp, it means they are collecting your credit card info and many companies are known to charge your credit card number a few days later or a few weeks later and send you a full bottle of the product, whether you ordered it or not.
   A female announcer says, "We are so sure that Extenze will work for you that if you do not notice real growth, it will cost you nothing."

We searched Medline and did not find any published research with Extenze http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entrez/query.fcgi?DB=pubmed

Extenze Review
We challenge Extenze sellers to show proof, as published in respected medical journals, that Extenze increases the size of the penis. To the best of our knowledge, there is no known herbal method to extend the size of a penis.
   The ingredients in Extenze appear to be effective for sexual enhancement. However, there is no evidence that they will help your penis grow. If you wish to purchase Extenze for purely sexual enhancement reasons, it may work and you may be satisfied. But if you are buying Extenze for penis growth, you may be disappointed. Furthermore, Extenze has ingredients that have side effects, and it is not honest for the Extenze website to claim that this male enhancement product is safe and side effect free. For instance, yohimbe has many side effects. For a list of yohimbe side effects, see the link provided.

Promoters or endorsers of Extenze
On the Extenze website, there is a picture of the following individuals who have a bottle of Extenze in their hand: Ron Jeremy, Tom Byron, Peter North, Lexington Steele, Scott Styles, Hershal Savage, Mr. Marcus, Max Hardcore, Don Fernando, Steve Austin, Blake Palmer, Sean Michaels

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