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[foxdan]

Do any of these enhancement drugs work increase libido ect

[Zan]

what kind of enchancement? ones for size? ones for faster recovery/doesnt go soft for a while? ones for increase ejac vloume?~

ones for size, i have no idea, and well dont really care personally~ but from alot of things i have heard from ppl who tried em, they didnt notice much of a difference, mainly they just got hornier faster if anything....

ones for recovery/lasting longer, well some do some dont~ me and my gf tried one called Libidus and well... it was fun while it lasted but i was really sore down there afterwards~ x-x overuse aint nice~ especially if it stays hard all that time~ i would take it again~ but not often, just when we feel like that kind of sex~ its great for hard sex~ well for me and my gf anyway, cos i could cum and keep going not having to slow down at all~ but i recommend having a bottle of water cos you will sweat alot and it does get hot.

ones for increasing ejac volume~ well a friend of mine just got some and he told me he noticed/felt a difference in first 2 weeks, he is on his 3rd week taking now, he said it shoots harder, no dribbles etc, and it feels great~ he said it isnt too big a difference at moment, he hasnt meausred it or anything~ but if all goes well for him by end of the month, i am thinking of trying myself. he used volume pills btw.

[foxdan]

Libidust Sounds like multiple orgasms on the books if used

[Brandye]

No, they may or may not enhance prostate health or something but they do not improve performance, recovery time or anything else. Placebo effect.

[foxdan]

Thanks Brandye

[Sadfase]

Originally Posted by foxdan

Do any of these enhancement drugs work increase libido ect

It's like that Snake Oil People would sell as a Cure All Ailments drug.

It was really just some kinda liquid that was 75% Alcohol.

:::EDIT:::

Originally Posted by Brandye

No ...Placebo effect.

What she said... :P

[Gypsy]

Brandye...so you are saying NONE work? And could you please elaborate on "placebo effect".

[Brandye]

Short of messing with hormones, rarely recommended, nothing medicinal has ever been proven to increase libido on a sustained basis.

"Placebor effect" is the well known phenomenon that if people exprect someting to happens, it happens. All drug tests are designed to control for placebo effect. In addition to meeting expectations, people simply get better on their own. You do not want to credit pharmacology for these cures.

In the case of libido, if we expect some substance to enhance it, sometimes it does enhance. Changing partners may do even more. Or finding a new fantasy. Eating properly, sleeping regularly, stop smoking, reduce alcohol intake, exercise regularly - all do more for sexual interest and performance than any drug you can take.