Cayenne gets blood flow going, and apparently, it's been revered as the miracle spice. When you feel it burning in your stomach, that means that it's working. It is indeed harmless. Some people take cayenne capsules (if it's too spicy), but cayenne is a pretty well rounded spiciness. You can find various articles on green tea and cayenne being good natural stimulants and good for natural bloodflow. I wanted something natural, because you hear about all these side effects from pills.
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Master69 PM me the online links too.. Have you ordered from them before? Haven't tried those I've seen online.. I'm kinda dubious especially when it came to the part of giving my credit card details.. If they had paypal payment I could have proceeded with the orders but I folded at the last minute.
Frankly, I don't understand why anyone would take a chance on online pharmaceuticals, especially a drug that works by affecting blood pressure. There's a good chance you're going to be a victim of credit card fraud or identity theft. Either that, or you're going to receive a generic product from some third world country that has very lax standards or none at all. Why take a risk like that with something you're going to ingest? You're spending $200+ for an hour of a lady's company, and yet you're trying to save $10 or less per pill while taking a huge risk.
Go to a local clinic and get a prescription for the real thing. Spend the extra few bucks and enjoy the ladies.
Go to a local clinic and get a prescription for the real thing. Spend the extra few bucks and enjoy the ladies.
I can see Avery's points. All good and I have reflected on them myself.
I have PMed many of you info about the online pharmacy I deal with. To save me from repeat typing here's some general info I can share. I do not believe I can mention the name of the pharmacy as this would violate PERB terms of use.
The advantage of going to a walk-in clinic, or your own FP, is you can fill the script ASAP. The disadvantages will likely be the wait time, either to see the walk-in doc or your FP. Your own FP is more likely than the walk-in doc to give you the quantity you want. Also, some may prefer the privacy of dealing online.
I personally find the inconvenience of seeing a doc to get this stuff is a real bummer. ED pills are usually OTC outside Europe and North America. It's like buying an anti-histamine, or aspirin. IMHO, Viagra should be OTC. It's likely safer than antihistamines (don't operate heavy equipment) or ASA (gastrointestinal bleeding, stroke risk). IMHO, forcing men to get a script for ED pills is a health profession racket and the govt would save money by de-listing it from script status.
The Canadian Border Services Agency is working hard to intercept these, but can't get it all. When I place my order, I put a note in my Blackberry to follow-up in three weeks. If the order does not arrive I send an email that it didn't arrive and the pharmacy politely acknowledges this and just re-sends it, free of charge (gives you an idea of the profit margins on these). So delivery time can be very long.........stock up! In the interim, you can go to a walk-in clinic.
Some online pharmacies have quit shipping to Canada as they are tired of the intercepts. My pharmacy is still OK with it.
Yes, the supply chain is murky for all online medications. Recently, a very reputable (and local) online pharmacist with a reputation for integrity, got his good name besmirched in the national news media when cleaning solution was found in some medications he had shipped. In the interest of balanced reporting, I thought I should mention this case.
I use the generic pills and find they work well (gawd, I'm cheap!), although brand name may re-assure many. No problem with credit card fraud with my Indian pharmacy.
I have not received any threatening letters from CBSA......yet. There is a certain irony about the application of the law here. To have sent you a letter, it means CBSA intercepted the shipment and you did not receive it. So you broke no law (unauthorized importation of a controlled substance) in that instance. When you get the shipment (which is sent discretely), it means CBSA doesn't know you imported the stuff, and it has no info to act on.
In Canada, pharmacists and physicians can legally import from these online pharmacies by providing their credentials to CBSA.
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...and, now a word about sharing the fact you use Viagra.
One word: Don't! (OK. That's two words contracted)
This applies mostly to your relations with non-SPs. The shit you can get in to! One girlfriend counted my pills whenever she could get a chance. ("I just want to know if you're cheating"). If your SO knows you are using this stuff, she may think you are not in love with her and/or not aroused by her anymore, and this stresses your relationship. Even SPs may think you are a little less manly if they find out you are getting help. They may say: "You don't need Viagra, do you?".
Older (mostly) sexually-inactive guys who have started using ED pills have been known to leave their wives and start playing around. They missed the sexual revolution and suddenly have a 19 year-old cock! They want to use it!
Keep it a secret, and when your performance suddenly improves just say: "I'm getting healthier" or "I have been working out".
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Your own personal medications and ED.
You guys are getting older, and may be taking a lot of pills yourselves for different conditions. BP pills, sleeping pills, most anti-depressants (these REALLY kill your sex life! You can't even orgasm!), anti-histamines (colds, allergies) will keep you from getting really hard, and even Viagra 100 mg may not be good enough to correct the ED without adjusting/deleting your personal meds as well.
Hope this helps!
I have PMed many of you info about the online pharmacy I deal with. To save me from repeat typing here's some general info I can share. I do not believe I can mention the name of the pharmacy as this would violate PERB terms of use.
The advantage of going to a walk-in clinic, or your own FP, is you can fill the script ASAP. The disadvantages will likely be the wait time, either to see the walk-in doc or your FP. Your own FP is more likely than the walk-in doc to give you the quantity you want. Also, some may prefer the privacy of dealing online.
I personally find the inconvenience of seeing a doc to get this stuff is a real bummer. ED pills are usually OTC outside Europe and North America. It's like buying an anti-histamine, or aspirin. IMHO, Viagra should be OTC. It's likely safer than antihistamines (don't operate heavy equipment) or ASA (gastrointestinal bleeding, stroke risk). IMHO, forcing men to get a script for ED pills is a health profession racket and the govt would save money by de-listing it from script status.
The Canadian Border Services Agency is working hard to intercept these, but can't get it all. When I place my order, I put a note in my Blackberry to follow-up in three weeks. If the order does not arrive I send an email that it didn't arrive and the pharmacy politely acknowledges this and just re-sends it, free of charge (gives you an idea of the profit margins on these). So delivery time can be very long.........stock up! In the interim, you can go to a walk-in clinic.
Some online pharmacies have quit shipping to Canada as they are tired of the intercepts. My pharmacy is still OK with it.
Yes, the supply chain is murky for all online medications. Recently, a very reputable (and local) online pharmacist with a reputation for integrity, got his good name besmirched in the national news media when cleaning solution was found in some medications he had shipped. In the interest of balanced reporting, I thought I should mention this case.
I use the generic pills and find they work well (gawd, I'm cheap!), although brand name may re-assure many. No problem with credit card fraud with my Indian pharmacy.
I have not received any threatening letters from CBSA......yet. There is a certain irony about the application of the law here. To have sent you a letter, it means CBSA intercepted the shipment and you did not receive it. So you broke no law (unauthorized importation of a controlled substance) in that instance. When you get the shipment (which is sent discretely), it means CBSA doesn't know you imported the stuff, and it has no info to act on.
In Canada, pharmacists and physicians can legally import from these online pharmacies by providing their credentials to CBSA.
---------------------------------
...and, now a word about sharing the fact you use Viagra.
One word: Don't! (OK. That's two words contracted)
This applies mostly to your relations with non-SPs. The shit you can get in to! One girlfriend counted my pills whenever she could get a chance. ("I just want to know if you're cheating"). If your SO knows you are using this stuff, she may think you are not in love with her and/or not aroused by her anymore, and this stresses your relationship. Even SPs may think you are a little less manly if they find out you are getting help. They may say: "You don't need Viagra, do you?".
Older (mostly) sexually-inactive guys who have started using ED pills have been known to leave their wives and start playing around. They missed the sexual revolution and suddenly have a 19 year-old cock! They want to use it!
Keep it a secret, and when your performance suddenly improves just say: "I'm getting healthier" or "I have been working out".
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Your own personal medications and ED.
You guys are getting older, and may be taking a lot of pills yourselves for different conditions. BP pills, sleeping pills, most anti-depressants (these REALLY kill your sex life! You can't even orgasm!), anti-histamines (colds, allergies) will keep you from getting really hard, and even Viagra 100 mg may not be good enough to correct the ED without adjusting/deleting your personal meds as well.
Hope this helps!
I'm still young and don't have a need for this pills yet.. I only needed this pills coz i've had experiences once or twice that anxiety attacks could really affect you even if your still young. And if pooning is your hobby.. That anxiety could be a real expensive problem..
I hear 'ya. Viagra will not overcome the anxiety. Viagra enhances the user's sensitivity to sexual stimulation (it does not directly give a hard-on). If anxiety (or anything else, e.g; stress, depression) is blocking the stimulation in your head, ED pills will not work.
So treatment of the anxiety may be in order.
For young guys, you will likely find your MSOG performance improves with ED pills (better VFM for those one-hour, two-hour and duo sessions). But at that point, you are just showing off!
So treatment of the anxiety may be in order.
For young guys, you will likely find your MSOG performance improves with ED pills (better VFM for those one-hour, two-hour and duo sessions). But at that point, you are just showing off!
Sometimes you just gotta suck it up, and see your doc. I have seen mine twice, now, and each time he's given me a handful of samples, and a prescription as well... well worth it...
Unless you're a lawyer or a CBSA agent, I would refrain from commenting on whether or not a crime has been committed. In my opinion, they could still charge you with conspiracy to unlawfully import a controlled substance, which is probably a crime in federal legislation. I doubt that the law is so lax that you actually have to physically touch it before a crime is committed. They may choose to not fully investigate the offense, or they may not have the energy or resources to prosecute people, but that's a far cry from thinking that because they intercepted it that you didn't actually break any laws. Let's leave the dispensation of legal advice to the lawyers.
Fair enough. But I have NEVER heard of anyone prosecuted for this. Has anyone ever heard of such happening? And I am not dispensing legal advice per se, mine is a practical observation of how things are playing out, and why they play out that way.
Prosecution would be difficult as there is no proof the recipient of the package was the person who actually ordered it. It could have been a set-up or a practical joke on an innocent party.
Disclaimer: My posts do not constitute legal advice nor should they be construed as condoning or promoting illegal activity. That includes solicitation of prostitution services, a federal offense, something absolutely no one here, including Stanley Manley, has ever done.
Prosecution would be difficult as there is no proof the recipient of the package was the person who actually ordered it. It could have been a set-up or a practical joke on an innocent party.
Disclaimer: My posts do not constitute legal advice nor should they be construed as condoning or promoting illegal activity. That includes solicitation of prostitution services, a federal offense, something absolutely no one here, including Stanley Manley, has ever done.
Again, cayenne and green tea--over the counter. Any grocery store! No illegal importing. No side effects. No shady deals in backlanes with guys that have trenchcoats full of boner medicine. It also promotes good heart health, because it cleans out the toxins in the system. There's alot of crud that gets into the bloodstream, especially with modern preservatives and stuff like that.
Cayenne has been considered the wonder spice for a long time, for good reason.
Cayenne has been considered the wonder spice for a long time, for good reason.
OK, OK. I'll try it.
If it doesn't work, will Safeway give me a full refund?
"Hey, lady, this cayenne didn't give me a boner. I want a full refund"
"Sorry, sir, we can only offer an exchange. May I suggest chipotle pepper? It works for my boyfriend."
Hahaa. The worst that can happen is that it does not work for you, and then you still have cayenne to put in things (soup, mexican food, etc) and some green tea for drinking leisurely. You might want to alternate with marinaded cloves of garlic, too--you can get a jar at Dollarama for a buck 25. Four cloves, a mug of green tea and 1/4 teaspoon of cayenne--it works great for me. The garlic isn't as bad as you'd think--but just use some mouthwash before you see her or chew some minty gum or something like that.
I've found if I exceed 1/4 tsp of cayenne, it may be a little too much.
Have you thought of copyrighting the recipe and marketing it on the Net?
"RyRy's Rising Sauce. It's like double-acting baking powder, but for your cock!"
"RyRy's Rising Sauce. It's like double-acting baking powder, but for your cock!"
Hey RyRh, before you fuck... have the beef curry at the King's Head, and order it "hot".. I can handle hot food, but I almost killed myself eating it, man it was good.. betcha heat-wise its dailed up to your recommended dosage
ewww.. love garlic, but that shit doesn't just ruin your breath.. it oozes out your pores when your aroused.... and gum won't help that... yeeech...
Heh, I can't take credit for it.....someone else recommended the green tea/ cayenne combo. Was skeptical as anyone would be, but it works! We're used to taking pills for things, but back a few hundred years ago and more--all they had was natural remedies and such.
It feels like I get a slight rush to my brain, too, in the upper regions of the body as well, so I think that it promotes full body blood flow, rather than just in the nether regions. Of course, YMMV.
So has anyone tried it? I have a Viagra prescription but i think I will give it a go, maybe even in my coffee every morning.
