(10-03-2012 9:24 PM)mazin Wrote:  Hi Terry ,

Thanks a lot for your valuable contribution toward finding the best sex medicines and now have a question , i have went through all of your post and i see you once or twice you talked about the best anti PE will be " ...Hardon" " forgot the first few letters" , anyway i see that this product is not available of the mentioned site site now and was wondering if you know and personally know because i value your opinion a lot of an excellent product for PE and can make me last long enough , i just need you to create me a list if possible

( anyone can answer this please)

Hello here is a good product it is called Viagra Super P-Force http://store.rx-unioncorp.com/buy-viagra...e-usa.html

Also if you are interested in a good topical cream to apply then Vivaxa is good, it is made by Maxoderm, Maxoderm also have a cream called Maxoderm but Vivaxa is better.. cheers terry . .

(10-03-2012 9:24 PM)mazin Wrote:  Hi Terry ,

Thanks a lot for your valuable contribution toward finding the best sex medicines and now have a question , i have went through all of your post and i see you once or twice you talked about the best anti PE will be " ...Hardon" " forgot the first few letters" , anyway i see that this product is not available of the mentioned site site now and was wondering if you know and personally know because i value your opinion a lot of an excellent product for PE and can make me last long enough , i just need you to create me a list if possible

( anyone can answer this please)

choose from here:
https://www.google.com.pk/search?hl=en&c...Km0QXh7oEg

(10-03-2012 9:58 PM)terry0400-40 Wrote:  Hello here is a good product it is called Viagra Super P-Force http://store.rx-unioncorp.com/buy-viagra...e-usa.html

Also if you are interested in a good topical cream to apply then Vivaxa is good, it is made by Maxoderm, Maxoderm also have a cream called Maxoderm but Vivaxa is better.. cheers terry . .

I ordered Super p-force on this site,it's cheaper

http://fr.pharm4all.com

Terry,

Thank you for your insightful reviews of these products! The discussion here is centered around which product produces the best erection. I am currious though, which ones produce the greatest increase to libido? I believe that would be most important.

(10-06-2012 12:42 PM)southernflyer Wrote:  Terry,

Thank you for your insightful reviews of these products! The discussion here is centered around which product produces the best erection. I am currious though, which ones produce the greatest increase to libido? I believe that would be most important.

At the moment there are no medicines available that will increase male libido except where there is a testosterone deficiency, in which case it is worth prescribing this hormone.

Lack of sex drive (lack of libido) is common in women, but quite rare in men. Even men with who have difficulty maintaining an erection (erectile dysfunction) usually have a normal sex drive.

However, some men do find that their interest in sex diminishes as they get older. And a very few have never experienced any sexual desire in their lives.

It is commonplace to see adverts suggesting that low libido can be cured with nasal sprays. Such claims should be treated with caution.
How common is lack of libido in men?

Lack of libido in men is far less common than erectile dysfunction – with which it should not be confused.

At our clinic we see only one man with low libido for every 15 with erectile dysfunction.

Most men with lack of libido can achieve erections, but have lost the desire to have sex.
What are the causes of lack of libido in men?

As is the case with women, lack of desire in men can be of either physical or psychological origin.
Physical causes


Alcoholism – quite common.
Abuse of drugs such as cocaine.
Obesity – quite common; slimming down will often help.
Anaemia - unusual, unless the man has been bleeding for any reason.
Hyperprolactinaemia – a rare disorder where the pituitary gland produces too much of the hormone prolactin.
Prescribed drugs – particularly Proscar (finasteride), a tablet used for prostate problems.
Low testosterone level - contrary to what many people think, this is rare, except in cases where some injury or illness has affected the testicles.
Any major disease such as diabetes.
Psychological causes
Depression – very common.
Stress and overwork.
Hang-ups from childhood.
Latent homosexuality.
Serious relationship problems with your partner.
What should a man do about lack of libido?

Begin by seeing your GP. Do not start by visiting a private clinic, where you could be relieved of a lot of money. In 2009, there are various private organisations where men are charged hundreds of pounds for simple tests which could be done by your general practitioner.

If your doctor can't help, he or she can refer you to a specialist.

All the above causes of lack of libido can respond well to therapy.

The most difficult to treat are those that involve marital problems or hang-ups about sex. For these, a good place to go is a Relate clinic.
Are there any medicines for low sexual desire?

At the moment there are no medicines available that will increase male libido except where there is a testosterone deficiency, in which case it is worth prescribing this hormone.

Drugs for ED such as Cialis, Levitra and Viagra have no effect on sexual desire - only on erection.
Further information

Specialised help is available from:
Relate
Relationships Scotland (formerly known as Relate Scotland and before that Couple Counselling Scotland)
College of Sexual and Relationship Therapy (COSRT)
Institute of Psychosexual Medicine
Sexual Dysfunction Association
A very limited amount of NHS psychosexual clinics and family planning clinics.

Hey Terry -

I was reading Dr. Amen's Book Sex on the Brain - he was claiming Gingko has a blood flow increasing effect on the brain and penile tissue - I don't recall ever hearing that before. Has that shown up here before?

(10-06-2012 4:53 PM)Shelly B Wrote:  Hey Terry -

I was reading Dr. Amen's Book Sex on the Brain - he was claiming Gingko has a blood flow increasing effect on the brain and penile tissue - I don't recall ever hearing that before. Has that shown up here before?

Thank you for bringing this up Shelly B because it is certainly very true that Gingko works wonders upon the peripheral circulation of the brain and also all of the body.

I have cycled this over the years and it is a most effective herbal tonic.

Also is Yohimbe bark which in my experience works amazingly fast in restoring the peripheral circulation but i must comment that Yohimbe bark should be consumed with prudence and care because consuming excessive amounts of this botanical can be unwise, and the smallest amount should be taken each day increasing until it can be that by the tingling of the outer extremities can be noticed with a warm feeling and this is evidence that sufficient quantity has been consumed to begin its action and thereafter that small amount only may be cycled to obtain the pleasing results....

I have used Ginko over the years, but it never gave me the effects of these pills.

(10-07-2012 1:03 AM)Pheroman Wrote:  I have used Gingko over the years, but it never gave me the effects of these pills.

Ya that's true that it doesn't work like the boner pills ...but it can pave the way for a wonderful sex sessions when Ginko or other Hot herbs are used as a maintenance medicine,, and the boner pills can act more vigorously which are generally used occasionally once or twice a week , and the effects of boner pills may prolong even more ,and you may not require to take it too often.
Give it a try...