Actual Natural Cures for erectile distinction?

I wonder if you got anything helpful here. It feels as though the topic got a bit derailed.

@pht1123

I would like to read the info on prostate cancer reoccurrence with testosterone supplement. Thanks

Do your web research:
l-arginine
l-citruline
pycnogenol

@susanejw 😂

@edsutton

Are you referring to my request Ed?

@gravity3
As per Mayo -
Using testosterone supplements after prostate cancer treatment is cautiously considered for select patients. While historically avoided due to fears of cancer growth, recent urological guidelines and studies suggest that, for appropriately selected men with successfully treated, localized disease and confirmed low testosterone, it does not significantly increase the risk of cancer recurrence.
Because taking exogenous testosterone after a prostate cancer diagnosis remains a nuanced clinical decision, it requires a careful, individualized risk-benefit analysis. You should discuss your specific medical history, treatment type (surgery vs. radiation), and current PSA levels with your urologist or an oncologist to determine if TRT is a safe option for you.
The decision should be made between the patient and the urologist as to the possibility of using or not using testosterone supplements.

@gravity3
I'm replying to the original question.
L-arginine, l-citruline and pycnogenol can help with production of nitric oxide, which is important for blood flow to the penis.

@carmine100
I'd like to agree with you, but mine has been gone for over ten years. And we stopped having sex two years before that,

@edsutton
Are these supplements, or can prescription strength be prescribed?
Thanks !

L-arginine, l-citruline and pycnogenol are supplements.
I suggest you do some internet research, looking for real academic studies about these supplements "for erectile disfunction." Read the reports to learn what therapeutic effects are described.
Then, if interested, search for reasonable prices, as there is quite a range of prices.