Red wine pill could hold the secret to lasting longer in bed, study claims

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Red wine could be the secret to beating premature ejaculation, sexperts have claimed. A flavanoid abundant in red grapes, green tea and onions has been shown to potentially help men last longer between sheets.A dozen chaps – all struggling to satisfy their partners – were asked to take a daily pill containing quercetin for three months.The dose also contained an extract of St John's wort, commonly used as an alternative way to treat depression.Spanish researchers found the heterosexual men, who tended to finish in less than two minutes, could last almost 77 seconds longer.However, researchers at the Murcian Institute of Sexology, which treats a variety of sexual disorders, were unable to prove the pill really was the saviour.Eyebrows were raised after it was revealed the study was funded by New Wellness Concept S.L.

which provided the pills for the study under its brand Myhixel.One of the authors is also financially involved in the firm, which sells packs of the pills online for about £31.This comes as a bitter blow to many men, with one in three experiencing an early climax in their lifetime.But help is at hand, with a number of treatments available to cure the condition.These include addressing psychological issues such as depression or prescribing medications called selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors, which can delay ejaculation.

There are also ways to decrease sensitivity during sex, such as either masturbating beforehand or wearing a thicker condom.The above study on the quercetin/St John’s wort pill was originally published in a virtual conference on sexual health last November.