In an experiment, researchers at Virginia Commonwealth University evaluated that Viagra, the Pfizer manufactured drug that treats erectile dysfunction in men is a suitable measure for lessening the amount of injury inflicted by heart attack. An elaborate account of the experiment is published in the Journal of Molecular and Cellular Cardiology.

Moreover, the team of researchers at Virginia University who had undertaken Viagra experimentation has reached the conclusion that after heart attack Viagra repairs the heart more effectively in comparison to the medicine nitroglycerin that is actually used to accelerate blood flow to the heart.

Rakesh C. Kukreja, professor of medicine and chairman of cardiology at Virginia Commonwealth University states that anti-impotency medications like Viagra are capable of scaling down the level of damage when administered before heart attack as well as when taken post heart attack.

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