Sylvester Stallone: “I don’t need Viagra”

Sylvester Stallone has insisted that he has no need for Viagra.

Stallone says having a good looking lover is all he requires. “It’s all about your partner, let’s face it. Unless you’re jetlagged,” the 64 year old told Metro.

Speaking of his love life, the action hero admitted he was no “Casanova.” But he was confident enough to say: “I’m a good flirt. I do flirt well.”

Stallone said the key to attracting women is witty conversation. “I think women love clever banter, not just saying, ‘Let's go to my house and get naked.’ Maybe later but have a joke around first.”

The star of the Expendables, Rocky and many other action films, is married to his third wife, Jennifer Flavin. His views on Viagra contrast with those of other celebrities, such as Robbie Williams and Hugh Hefner. The latter recently credited Viagra with helping him to maintain an active sex life despite being in his late 70s.

Viagra is the most popular impotence drug in the world. Alongside other erectile dysfunction drugs like Levitra and Cialis, it has been responsible for helping millions of men to have sex. Specialists say that even men who find their partner attractive benefit from the drug, because impotence often stems from physical problems. This is especially true of older men. Viagra increases blood flow to the penis, using an active ingredient called Sildenafil. Viagra, Cialis and Levitra are similar in their effect, but subtle differences may make one more appropriate for the other, depending on your situation. If you are impotent, and unsure of which drug would be best to opt for, consult with a doctor.