Many men have taken Viagra for erectile problems, and it was observed that Viagra doesn't just have an impact on men's sexual activity, but it also has an impact on the heart. The hormonal stresses on your heart are found to be less in those who take Cenforce Professional. The research, when tested in mice was more evident because it was able to prevent and reverse the negative long-term effects of chronic hypertension on the heart of patients.

Because Viagra can dilate blood vessels in the genital area to ensure an erection is maintained The study was conducted to determine to determine if it had an impact in the heart of a human. The results showed that it could be beneficial for treating hypertension in the pulmonary system. The study was led by Johns Hopkins research team. Before this, Viagra was never thought to affect the heart.

Viagra helps to reduce the heart's accelerated beat which is a result of stress that is caused by chemical. It helps to reduce the force required to transport a huge amount of blood from your heart into the body.

David Kass, M.D. is a cardiologist and senior author of the Johns Hopkins study, and his team of researchers conducted experiments on mice, and found that Sildalist can be effective in preventing the short-term effects of hormonal stress within the heart. The long-term damage caused by chronic hypertension on the heart can be protected and reversed with Viagra. Heart failure's negative effects and the development of cardiac hypertrophy on weakening of the heart muscles in mice studies conducted by David Kass, M.D. and his colleagues are reversed by Viagra however this has not been tested on human heart tissue yet, so there is no evidence collected to support this.

To demonstrate this scientists carried out their Johns Hopkins study, and it proved that Viagra also plays a role in slowing the heart rate after the injection of dobutamine. 35 men and women were able to join the Johns Hopkins study for a period of 6 months. The necessary heart function tests such as electrocardiogram, echocardiogram and readings of blood pressure were conducted before and after the infusion of dobutamine (dobutamine is an artificial derivative of dopamine that can increase heart rate and contraction). It demonstrated an increase in heart rate, and also increased heart contraction by 150 percent. They were then divided into two groups: sildenafil-users (Viagra) and those who took a sugar pills as placebo. Dobutamine was then given to the patients to test the effects sildenafil and sugar placebo affects the heart. It was found that the heart rate and contractions were reduced by 50%, while those of those in the second one increased more to around 150%.

The results in the Johns Hopkins study started other researchers to study how Sildalist Strong 140 functions with regard to immediate and long-term effects it has on the heart, as well as other benefits that they can get from sildenafil.

These studies aren't yet completed. In the meantime, it's beneficial knowing that the drug hinders the action of phosphodiesterase5 or PDE5A, which is responsible for breaking down cycles of GMP which is a vital protein that plays a role in control of hypertrophy and stress within the heart.