Hitler Used to take primitive Viagra to Enhance Sex Drive
The study, based on long-dormant medical archives and formerly classified military documents, claimed the Fuhrer took 82 different sorts of medication, including the primitive "Viagra", which was a testosterone extract. Nazi dictator Adolf Hitler took a primitive form of Viagra to boost his sex drive, according to a new book.
The book, ‘Was Hitler Ill?’, said Hitler believed the sex drug would provide him the necessary energy for his encounters with his much younger lover Eva Braun, The Daily Telegraph newspaper reported. Throughout Hitler’s time in power, he was said to be obsessed with his health and was injected with a testosterone concoction because he had a fear of pills.
It said in 1944, Morrell began administering the dictator injections of the testosterone and a cocktail made from the semen and prostate glands of young bulls into his bloodstream. Morrell gave Hitler small doses of Pervitin, a form of Speed, glucose, intravenous injections of methamphetamine, barbiturates, opiates and assorted other potions, according to the report in the British daily. His health obsession didn’t end in the bedroom though, according to the book, Hitler was allegedly taking 28 assorted drugs each day because he was so fearful about his health.
The account is based largely on papers from Theodor Morrell, Hitler’s personal doctor who was nicknamed "Reich syringe master" by top Nazi leader Hermann Goering, the Luftwaffe chief. Hitler — 56 when he died — believed a cocktail of young bulls’ semen and prostate glands would give him energy for sex with 33-year-old Braun. She died with Hitler in the Berlin bunker as his new bride. Hitler shot himself and Braun took cyanide in April 1945. Hitler also was believed to suffer from insomnia and eczema before he shot himself in 1945



