Effect of Eating Watermelon is SIMILAR to take VIAGRA?

Goodness is this true. I wonder how they found that out, because we eat a lot of watermelon here and I cannot say I have noticed. Maybe you have to eat a whole one or something. I hope there is truth in this. The sales of watermelon will sore. Thank you for this article and Take care and welcome to MyLot Iliaaz.

I can't believe that. You'd think that someone would have noticed something like that before now! People have been eating watermelon for a long time and no one has made the connection before this? Men eat watermelon all the time and no one has mentioned this before. I would think that at least one of them would be able to see that as being similar to taking a Viagra pill by now! If it's similar, and a man had "problems" in this area but didn't have a problem after eating watermelon, well, a smart man would have turned watermelon into capsules and sold it like Viagra! I have a hard time swallowing this news. I'd have to see the proof for myself. Interesting subject, though!

Right order me a few shiploads of watermelons then and have them delivered! My country is far too cold a climate to grow them here, but I guess I can buy them in the shops, but I am not keen on watermelon to be honest, why couldn't it have been bananas, now bananas I eat loads of because they are energy food for the gym and for training! I wonder how many watermelons you have to get through to get the desired effect, thanks for making me smile, now wheres the watermelon help line LOL!

Here's the article: http://www.webmd.com/erectile-dysfunction/news/20080701/watermelon-a-natural-viagra The researcher doesn't know how much watermelon one would have to eat but another researcher says "[i]Calling watermelon a natural Viagra is "clearly premature," says Roger Clemens, DrPH, adjunct professor of pharmacology and pharmaceutical sciences, University of Southern California, Los Angeles, and a spokesman for the Institute of Food Technologists. "Clemens studied the amino acid arginine himself, researching a supplement to improve vascular flow for patients with hardening of the arteries or atherosclerosis. He has since abandoned that line of research, he says. "It can require a lot of watermelon to boost blood levels of arginine, he adds. In a study published in 2007 in Nutrition, he says, volunteers who drank three 8-ounce glasses of watermelon juice daily for three weeks boosted their arginine levels by 11%.[/i]"