Viagra could cut the risk of Alzheimer’s disease by 60%, according to a new study.
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Researchers from Mount Sinai Medical Center in New York found that Viagra (sildenafil), a drug most commonly used to treat erectile dysfunction, blocks an enzyme found in the brains of those who suffer from the disease.
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The study looked at more than 27,000 people over 65, comparing half of the participants who had been prescribed sildenafil with half who had not.
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A study released in January also found that Viagra lowers the risk of heart disease in men by up to 39% — and it even helps reduce the risk of early death.
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Viagra users were 17% less likely to suffer heart failure and had a lesser chance (22%) of developing unstable angina, which is when plaque in the coronary artery doesn’t allow oxygen and blood to flow to the heart.
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Men who used those drugs also had a longer life span on average. Throughout the duration of the study period, their risk of early death dropped by 25%.

with a great memory and a boner.

For erectile dysfunction, Viagra is for men. It is not an aphrodisiac.

I’m curious about how many years it took to perform the study.

I found more info, yes Viagra reduced female risk of dementia by 47%.

They just looked at 27,000 health records. So that could extend back to the introduction of Viagra to the public.

indirect aphrodisiac for women.  The man takes the pill, he gets a raging boner, and it motivates the lady to want to participate.  Lol

that men suffered fewer cases of heart failure and angina.  

After all, people who take Viagra are probably more sexually active than others.

Some sort of selection bias is always possible. Nevertheless it's a signal worth investigating.

I knew after my last dose I felt sharper in my mind. Also threw away the calculator !!!  Guess I better hurry and see another provider !  

As they say its all in your head...depending on what head it is.