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Before I go into the main reason for this thread, I want to make a clear point even clearer: PE makes your penis healthier and harder. If you PE and you are not experiencing harder erections, then there's a big chance you aren't doing it properly. There's also a big chance you're overlooking your Kegels.
That said, a lot of guys use L-Arginine to improve blood flow to their penis, in a hope that it helps with PE. This isn't a bad idea, as increased blood flow increases Nitric Oxide (NO) and other essential nutrients to the penis. It's uncertain whether this helps PE, as there haven't been any studies done just yet. IT IS, however, certain that increased blood flow increases hardness.
So if you're interested in increasing blood flow to your penis, then you may want to try L-Arginine, a natural supplement found at nearly every drug store (and even Wal-Mart). But if you do try L-Arginine, don't be surprised if something odd happens: Nothing. L-Arginine, many men claim, helps their erection strength and penis blood flow. Some men say it helps a lot. But for one reason or another, many men report that L-Arginine doesn't do anything for them. There might be a way to change that.
In The Hardness Factor, Dr. Steven Lamm might offer a way to dramatically enhance the affects of L-Arginine. His suggestion: Take a herbal supplement called Pycnogenol. Lamm says that Pycnogenol battles free radicals, decreases blood pressure, protects the endothelium, increases production of NO, and improves blood flow.
Does it work? I'm not sure. I haven't tried it out myself yet , but I plan on it. A study conducted by Lamm showed that out of 50 men who took Pycnogenol regularly, 85 percent of them "significantly enhanced their sex lives." Maybe it will help some of the guys who are taking L-Arginine and want an extra boost.
Lamm's suggested L-Arginine/Pycnogenol program:
Pycnogenol: 80 mg, daily
L-Arginine:
Start out lightly with the L-Arginine for the first 2 days: Just 1 g of L-Arginine a day
On day 3 bump it up to 2 grams a day.
On day 7 bump it up to 3 grams a day and keep it at that.
Note About Lamm: He appears to be a legit doctor and is often featured on the television show The View.
That said, a lot of guys use L-Arginine to improve blood flow to their penis, in a hope that it helps with PE. This isn't a bad idea, as increased blood flow increases Nitric Oxide (NO) and other essential nutrients to the penis. It's uncertain whether this helps PE, as there haven't been any studies done just yet. IT IS, however, certain that increased blood flow increases hardness.
So if you're interested in increasing blood flow to your penis, then you may want to try L-Arginine, a natural supplement found at nearly every drug store (and even Wal-Mart). But if you do try L-Arginine, don't be surprised if something odd happens: Nothing. L-Arginine, many men claim, helps their erection strength and penis blood flow. Some men say it helps a lot. But for one reason or another, many men report that L-Arginine doesn't do anything for them. There might be a way to change that.
In The Hardness Factor, Dr. Steven Lamm might offer a way to dramatically enhance the affects of L-Arginine. His suggestion: Take a herbal supplement called Pycnogenol. Lamm says that Pycnogenol battles free radicals, decreases blood pressure, protects the endothelium, increases production of NO, and improves blood flow.
Does it work? I'm not sure. I haven't tried it out myself yet , but I plan on it. A study conducted by Lamm showed that out of 50 men who took Pycnogenol regularly, 85 percent of them "significantly enhanced their sex lives." Maybe it will help some of the guys who are taking L-Arginine and want an extra boost.
Lamm's suggested L-Arginine/Pycnogenol program:
Pycnogenol: 80 mg, daily
L-Arginine:
Start out lightly with the L-Arginine for the first 2 days: Just 1 g of L-Arginine a day
On day 3 bump it up to 2 grams a day.
On day 7 bump it up to 3 grams a day and keep it at that.
Note About Lamm: He appears to be a legit doctor and is often featured on the television show The View.
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