This article applies specifically to the Blood Flow treatment plan.
Requirements may differ for other Maximus programs.
Below are answers to common questions about the Blood Flow Protocol.
What medications are used in the Blood Flow Protocol?
Clinicians may prescribe medications such as tadalafil, sildenafil, or vardenafil, depending on your health profile and treatment goals.
In some cases, customized formulations may also be used.
Do these medications cause erections automatically?
No. PDE-5 inhibitors support blood flow, but sexual stimulation is still required for an erection to occur.
How quickly do these medications work?
Timing depends on the medication used and your individual response.
Your clinician can explain what to expect based on your treatment plan.
Can this protocol be combined with other Maximus programs?
In many cases, the Blood Flow Protocol can be used alongside other protocols. Your clinician evaluates compatibility based on your health profile.
What if I don’t notice improvements?
Responses vary between individuals. If you are unsure whether the protocol is working for you, your clinician can review your experience and discuss possible next steps.