You've seen the endless prescription male enhancement drugs, and now there's the "blue pill," Enzyte. Can anything with an advertisement featuring a smiling '50s homemaker (so stereotypical) actually work? Especially since it's anon-prescription natural male enhancement health product?

While blood flow is a problem as men age, magic pills may not be the answer. Enzyte's own advertisements state that it's not a penis enlargement drug or an erectile dysfunction health care product (you can tell that because there isn't a two-minute list of side effects at the end of the commercial).

* Get up and moving, quit smoking, and eat better to feel in the mood for love again. Zinc supplements and eating food high in zinc (not just oysters) can help.

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