Just look at what Viagra has done for Rafael Palmeiro:
39 years old
Avg .311
HR 3
RBI 21
Get me some of those blue pills!
Here's an excerpt from an article in WebMD (2 years ago):
"Viagra: How young is too young?"
Rafael Palmeiro seems an unlikely Viagra pitchman. The Texas Rangers slugger is only 37 and won't admit to having erection problems, yet he recently agreed to appear in ads promoting the drug. The deal has made people wonder whether Palmeiro really represents men with erectile dysfunction, or whether Pfizer, the company that makes Viagra, wants to persuade young men to try it for fun.
It's true that erectile dysfunction is more common in older men, but many potential Viagra users are hardly senior citizens: About 40% of 40-year-old men in the U.S. have some degree of erectile dysfunction. Most Viagra users today, according to Pfizer, are in their early to mid 50s. So it makes sense that the company would want to reach more men around Palmeiro's age.