Enzyte
Promoted as a natural male enhancement product, Enzyte is said to increase the flow of blood to the penis, thereby increasing its size. Aside from permanent enlargement of the penis, Enzyte is also marketed as an erectile dysfunction intervention. The commercials feature �Smilin� Bob,� a character who always wears a smile � implying satisfaction with Enzyte�s enhancing effects.
To determine Enzyte�s effectiveness, we will evaluate its formulation and show how the individual components fare against other male enhancers in the market.
Ingredients At A Glance
Enzyte�s formulation is a mix of Tribulus terrestris, Niacin, Panax ginseng, Epimedium, Avena sativa, Zinc oxide, Lepidium meyenii, Muira puama, Ginkgo biloba, L-Arginine, Saw palmetto and other inert ingredients.
It is worth noting that the original formulation of Enzyte used to contain Yohimbe. After 2004, however, the new formulation of Enzyte no longer contains Yohimbe extract.
Positives
* Dosage assures compliance from users. It�s just one pill a day to reap the maximum effects (supposedly).
* Formulation contains Ginkgo Biloba and Epimedium � typical ingredients in male enhancement products supported by anecdotal evidence.
* Reasonably cheap price with money back guarantee
Negatives
* Customers reported side effects such as diarrhea, insomnia, headaches and nosebleeds.
* Return policy rules are vague.
* No testimonials on the official site.
Final Thoughts
For our money, we really miss the old Enzyte. Prior to the reformulation, it had Yohimbe extract, which is one of the ingredients we look for when we are in the market for male enhancement products. We are, however, impressed that Enzyte has Ginkgo biloba, which has flavonoid glycosides and terpenoids that are beneficial beyond the bedroom. (Note: Ginkgo is effective in treating dementia and has been shown to prevent the onset of Alzheimer �s in normal people).
As much as we would love to give Enzyte full marks for improving sexual function, we are hesitant to do so. For one thing, it doesn�t have Yohimbe and the customer complaints are simply too many and too loud to be ignored.
