Ah, okay. I guess I can't blame you, but I'm just being honest in telling you the sites are paid for, and if you don't believe me at this point, that's fine. The best I can do with free sources is tell you to Google it. At this point, I really don't care one way or the other, you're free to not believe me if you so choose. I'll leave with this: I don't doubt that you may have achieved results that you claim, however if these results were so clearly available to everyone, 1. Why isn't this well known (the "male enhancement" field is a lucrative industry), and 2. Why would companies that sell supplements that contain the very same ingredients you used be persecuted by the FDA, and their higher-ups sent to fail for fraud? It just doesn't add up.
Peter North
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Ah, okay. I guess I can't blame you, but I'm just being honest in telling you the sites are paid for, and if you don't believe me at this point, that's fine. The best I can do with free sources is tell you to Google it. At this point, I really don't care one way or the other, you're free to not believe me if you so choose. I'll leave with this: I don't doubt that you may have achieved results that you claim, however if these results were so clearly available to everyone, 1. Why isn't this well known (the "male enhancement" field is a lucrative industry), and 2. Why would companies that sell supplements that contain the very same ingredients you used be persecuted by the FDA, and their higher-ups sent to fail for fraud? It just doesn't add up.
First of all, as with anything else I'm assuming specific results can vary so I said most men should be able to. Secondly, any results that are the product of some regimen are obviously dependent on one's dedication to that regimen and we all should know that most people generally don't dedicate themselves when a regimen is a.) Voluntary and b.) Moderately challenging or time-consuming.
"Well known"? I guess that depends on what you mean. While, I don't use products specifically designed to increase seminal volume (that is what we're still talking about here right?), there are plenty of products out there that claim to increase seminal volume. So I guess in that sense, the concept is "well known". I am unaware of any specific cases in which a company is being prosecuted for selling a product that purports to increase seminal volume. Can you please cite the case(s) or link to them?
Lastly, you claim on the one hand the studies you refer to are the domain of membership restricted locations but in the next statement suggest I can obtain the same such information by merely googling for it. Since I don't know what types of studies you are referring to specifically, why wouldn't you just google it and simply provide the link to a relevant, credible source here??
If there is anything in this discussion that doesn't add up, it's that IMO.
When I turned 17 I noticed a considerable difference in the amount of cum I could shoot. I'm not exactly sure why, but I went from shooting 3-4 spurts usually about a foot or two (sometimes more on the first or second though) to shooting 7-8 spurts pretty consistently.
I started ******** water like crazy though for good skin around that time and still ******** a gallon of water every day. Also started taking GNC Megaman Multi-vitamin. Started really watching my diet for sports too and ******** whey-protein. I didn't masterbate less or more and didn't really take anything special like those pills they sell online.
I started ******** water like crazy though for good skin around that time and still ******** a gallon of water every day. Also started taking GNC Megaman Multi-vitamin. Started really watching my diet for sports too and ******** whey-protein. I didn't masterbate less or more and didn't really take anything special like those pills they sell online.
Sounds pretty consistent with what I've been saying. When I took GNC Megaman I just couldn't seem to ***** enough water to keep my **** from being florescent yellow though.
I eventually curbed the multivitamin supplement in favor of mineral and amino supplementation only. Minerals and aminos are generally okay to take in supplement form assuming what you pay for is what you get but I've found that taking vitamin supplements are virtually useless in most cases. I try and get my vitamin requirements from from food sources now.:2 cents:
