The UROLOGISTS don't want you to know THIS about EROXON

Summary

In this video, Dr. AR reviews Ericson, a topical treatment gel claimed to improve erectile function within 10 minutes. He examines its ingredients, which include ethanol and glycerin, and discusses its mechanism of action, including lowering skin temperature and enhancing blood flow. Despite some studies showing a higher percentage of men reporting improvement with Ericson compared to a placebo, Dr. AR questions the validity of these results, highlighting negative user reviews and the lack of comprehensive clinical data. He concludes that Ericson may only address symptoms rather than the underlying issues, urging viewers to consider more effective alternatives for erectile dysfunction.

Takeaways

• 🤔 Ericson is marketed as a fast-acting topical treatment gel for erectile dysfunction, claiming effects in 10 minutes.
• 💬 Many users on Amazon report that Ericson is ineffective, labeling it a scam.
• 🔍 Ericson is classified as a non-medicated hydroalcoholic gel by the FDA and is not considered a drug.
• 💡 The gel is applied to the penis, cooling the skin by about 18°F and stimulating nerve endings.
• 🧪 The manufacturer claims this process releases nitric oxide, which may improve blood flow and erections.
• ⚠️ Common ingredients include ethanol, propylene glycol, and glycerin, typically causing no significant side effects, though some report headaches or burning sensations.
• 📊 Two studies on Ericson's efficacy reveal mixed results, suggesting it may not be more effective than a placebo.
• 👥 In one study, 60% of men using Ericson reported improvements compared to 40% using a placebo.
• 📉 Another study showed 61% improvement with Ericson versus 87% with tadalafil pills, indicating tadalafil is more reliable.
• ❗ Overall, with numerous negative reviews and insufficient clinical evidence, investing in Ericson may not be worthwhile for those seeking effective solutions for erectile dysfunction.

Q & A

What is Ericson, and how is it marketed?

Ericson is a topical treatment gel marketed as a fast-acting solution that helps men achieve an erection within 10 minutes.

What do users generally think about Ericson based on Amazon reviews?

Numerous comments from users on Amazon indicate that many consider Ericson to be a scam, with a significant number of negative reviews.

How does Ericson claim to work?

Ericson is said to work by applying the gel to the head of the penis, lowering the skin temperature by about 18°F, which is claimed to stimulate nerve endings and trigger the release of nitric oxide, leading to improved blood flow and erection.

What are the main ingredients in Ericson, and do they have side effects?

Ericson contains ethanol, propylene glycol, glycerin, carbomer, and a pH modifier. It typically does not cause side effects, but some users have reported headaches or a slight burning sensation.

What were the findings of the FM57 study on Ericson?

The FM57 study involved 1,000 men and compared Ericson to a placebo. The results indicated that 60% of those using Ericson reported improved sexual function compared to 40% of the placebo group. However, the efficacy may not be significantly different from placebo.

What is the placebo effect, and how does it relate to Ericson's efficacy?

The placebo effect can lead to perceived improvements in conditions, especially psychological issues. This means that some users of Ericson may feel better not solely due to the gel but because of the psychological effects of believing they are receiving treatment.

What were the results of the FM71 clinical study comparing Ericson and tadalafil?

In the FM71 study, 61% of participants using Ericson reported improved erections, while 87% of those using tadalafil pills experienced improvement, indicating that tadalafil is more effective.

How reliable is the data from the clinical studies conducted on Ericson?

The reliability is questioned due to the small sample sizes in the studies. The FM71 study included only 96 participants, which may not provide conclusive evidence of Ericson's effectiveness compared to a placebo.

What do the negative reviews on Amazon suggest about Ericson?

The negative reviews suggest that a majority of users were dissatisfied with the product, with 49% to 71% giving it a one-star rating, indicating a lack of effectiveness or satisfaction.

What alternative does the speaker suggest for improving erectile function?

The speaker recommends checking out a video on supplements that address the root causes of weak erections, rather than relying solely on topical treatments like Ericson.