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Wednesday, July 3, 2013

Vydox Goes Big

Vydox – The Orange Pill

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One of the newer male enhancers being promoted is a product called Vydox. According to the Website, Vydox is “The Worlds #1 Male Enhancement Solutions”, that’s not only a big claim, it also NOT the first time we’ve heard it.
The Orange Pill as it’s called, has a couple endorsements from professional golfers and Vydox is definitely not shy about guaranteeing results.
If you’re a guy looking to increase erection frequency, firmness, stamina and overall sex drive then Vydox promises they can help.
In this review, we’re going to look at all the ingredients and how this product is made then let you know if we feel the same way as Vydox does. From our research Vydox is one of the most expensive male enhancers on the market, what we want to know is — is it worth it?

Ingredients In Vydox And What They Do

L-Arginine 
An Amino acid found in meat, chicken, fish and dairy, L-Arginine is an essential amino acid used to make protein in the human body. Research shows that L-Arginine is converted into Nitric Oxide in the body, Nitric Oxide may be responsible of dilating blood vessels for improved blood flow. Because of the vasodilating properties of L-Arginine, it is widely studied and used to help increase blood flow to the genitals to help stimulate erections.
BioPerine 
BioPerine is a trademarked version of Piper nigrum, an extract of black pepper. BioPerine has conducted clinical studies to support its claim that BioPerine can help increase the absorption of certain nutrients.
Yohimbe 
Derived from a psychoactive plant called the Pausinystalia yohimbe; Yohimbe is a natural stimulant and reported aphrodisiac containing many alkaloids which have been used for centuries to treat male sexual dysfunction. Thought to block receptor sites involved in the relaxing of the corpora cavernosa, this ultimately leads to a larger release of nitric oxide required for firm erections.
Epimedium
Commonly known as Horny Goat Weed, the Epimedium leaf extract is commonly found in parts of Southeast Asia, Europe and China. One of the more common ingredients in most male enhancement products, Epimedium has been long used as an aphrodisiac and may provide benefit to people suffering with erectile dysfunction symptoms. Although not proven, it’s believed that Epimedium helps to increase nitric oxide production and may help men maintain longer erections.
Saw Palmetto Berry
Extracted from the fruit of a palm, Saw Palmetto has been long used for its potential prostate and 5-alpha-reductase inhibiting qualities. Several animal studies have been completed which indicate Saw Palmetto may inhibit estrogen receptors and may work to balance sexual hormone activity. The hormone balancing effect of saw palmetto may work to benefit the thyroid and sexual organs.
Asian Red Ginseng 
Red Ginseng is the type of Ginseng most commonly used for sexual benefits. Originally grown in Korea and China, Red Ginseng is peeled, steamed or boiled, then dried in the sun to bring out its beneficial properties. Clinically researched in both animal and human studies, Red Ginseng is shown improve erections by possibly increasing nitric oxide production and blood flow to the genital area.
Muira Puama Bark
Known also as “Potency Wood”, Muira Puama is a small flowering tree native to the Amazon rainforest. The bark of the Muira Puama has been traditionally used to improve libido, sexual function and sexual energy. Several studies have been done which may support the view that Muira Puama can help benefit erection difficulties and sexual desire.
Ginkgo Biloba
Native to China, the leaf from the large Ginkgo biloba tree has long been used for many of its health benefits. Over the years there have been numerous studies using both animal and human subjects. The conclusions of some of the research was that Ginkgo helps to support and improvement in memory, focus and other mental conditions. Additionally, because Ginkgo is thought to increase blood flow to brain and extremities, it’s believed to not only help sexual function by improving mood and potential effects on desire, arousal and orgasm, but may work to help support increases blood flow to genitals.
Damiana
Extracted from the shrub (Turnera diffusa, Turnera aphrodisiaca) historically native to the US, Central America and Mexico, Damiana is thought to act as an aphrodisiac. Long used by the Mayans and Aztecs, Damiana is reported to help increase sexual desire, performance and circulation to genital area as well as help maintain healthy sperm counts. To date, no conclusive human studies have been completed. However, there are animal studies showing a connection between Damiana and the various sexual benefits suggested by users.
Dosage of Product
Unfortunately, the Vydox Website does not disclose what dosages of any ingredient are contained in their product. After an exhaustive search we could only come up with dosage amounts for half of the ingredients.

Positive Feedback

  • Vydox has included L-Arginine and several other good ingredients
  • They have focused their product and used only specific ingredients with a history of effectiveness
  • Vydox has included BioPerine to help with absorption

Negative Feedback

  • Vydox is in tablet form
  • They do not disclose dosages or total milligram amounts on Website
  • Very expensive compared to other products with same ingredients
  • Website mentions Vydox can help with micro penis and other size issues
  • Vydox uses Yohimbe in product

Return Policy

Vydox has a 68 day return policy

Overall Recommendation

Overall we think Vydox is a good product that could work but we have a few reservations. We’re always partial to supplements using L-Arginine as the primary vasodilator because of the extensive research and track record of success. Unfortunately, Vydox uses Yohimbe in their because of it additional vasodilation and nitric oxide producing capabilities.
We prefer not to see Yohimbe for the two reasons listed below.
First, the inconsistency of Yohimbe quality is epidemic. Most people who know would agree that the majority of Yohimbe in the market place is worthless. Depending on what part of the tree you took it from, how old it is or where the tree was located determines if it will be effective or not. Second, many people have reactions to this herb and long term use can prove hazardous to some of your organs. High quality, potent Yohimbe can be powerful and effective; we simply feel there are better alternatives available today.
Like many other male enhancers, Vydox comes in tablet form. Because tablets have a lousy absorption rate compared to capsules, our guess is they’ve included BioPerine to help make this situation better.
While we think overall, the ingredients in Vydox are good and probably in the effective dosages, Vydox is quite expensive compared to other products with similar formula.
If we add up all the pros and cons, we think it’s a good product but do not strongly recommend Vydox.

Friday, September 21, 2012

Sexual Problems in Men


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Introduction

A sexual problem, or sexual dysfunction, refers to a problem during any phase of the sexual response cycle that prevents the individual or couple from experiencing satisfaction from the sexual activity. The sexual response cycle has four phases: excitement, plateau, orgasm, and resolution.
While research suggests that sexual dysfunction is common (43% of women and 31% of men report some degree of difficulty), it is a topic that many people are hesitant to discuss. Fortunately, most cases of sexual dysfunction are treatable, so it is important to share your concerns with your partner and doctor.

What Causes Sexual Problems?

Sexual dysfunction can be a result of a physical or psychological problem.
  • Physical causes: Many physical and/or medical conditions can cause problems with sexual function. These conditions include diabetesheart and vascular (blood vessel) disease, neurological disorders, hormonal imbalances, chronic diseases such as kidney or liver failure, andalcoholism and drug abuse. In addition, the side effects of certain medications, including some antidepressant drugs, can affect sexual desire and function.
  • Psychological causes: These include work-related stress andanxiety, concern about sexual performance, marital or relationship problems, depression, feelings of guilt, and the effects of a past sexual trauma.

Thursday, August 30, 2012

Some men have problems getting or keeping an erection.


Some men have problems getting or keeping an erection. (An erection is when blood fills up the penis, making it firmer and larger.) This problem is called erectile dysfunction, or ED, and sometimes is called impotence. ED is fairly common. In fact, between 15 million and 30 million U.S. men are affected by it. ED can be very upsetting. It can affect self-esteem and cause frustration, anger, and sadness. But there are effective treatments for ED. And counseling can help you and your partner cope with any emotional effects of ED.
Causes of ED include:
  • Clogged blood vessels, high blood pressure, and high cholesterol
  • Nerve damage from diabetes
  • Certain medicines, including some used to treat depression or high blood pressure
  • Low testosterone
  • Unhealthy habits like smoking, drinking too much alcohol, overeating, and not exercising
  • Emotional factors, such as stress or depression
As men get older, ED becomes more common. By age 65, almost 25 percent of men have this problem at least one out of every four times they have sex. But ED is treatable at any age with Vydox . Your doctor can offer a number of ways to treat ED. If treatment solves your ED, though, you still need to take care of any health issues that may have caused it.
Some men need to try two or three options before they find an ED treatment that works for them. Medication is one popular way to treat ED. Drugs like Vydox increase blood flow to the penis, which helps make an erection possible. Injections to the penis and medicine you put into the tip of your penis also can increase blood flow to it.
Other treatments for ED include a vacuum cylinder and pump you put on your penis to pull blood into it or inflatable rods that are put into the penis through surgery.
You may have heard of herbal products or dietary supplements that claim to treat ED or improve sexual performance. You should beware of these products even if they claim to be "natural." They can contain dangerous ingredients, including prescription medications that are not identified on the product's label.

Loss of sexual interest

Your interest in sex, also called libido, can vary over the course of your life. Some men may lose interest in sex during times of stress or illness. Also, your interest might not match that of your partner at times, which is normal in long-term relationships.
Reduced interest in sex can have a number of causes, including:
  • A health problem
  • Certain medications
  • Reduced levels of male hormones
  • Emotional or relationship problems
As men age, it is natural to be less interested in sex. But for a healthy man, having no interest in sex is not normal. If you have less interest in sex, talk frankly with your doctor. Treatment can help. It could include medicine, counseling, or both.

Low testosterone

Testosterone is the most important male hormone. It helps maintain sex drive, sperm production, pubic and body hair, muscle, and bone. Lower than normal levels of testosterone can affect a man's body and mood. Signs of low testosterone in adult men can include:
  • Less interest in sex
  • Erection problems
  • Increased breast size
  • Hot flashes
  • Problems with memory and concentration
  • Mood problems, like irritability and depression
  • Smaller and softer testicles
  • Loss of muscle strength and weakened bones
Low testosterone levels can have a number of causes, including injury, disease, and certain medications. A gradual decline in testosterone is normal in men as they get older. This is sometimes called aging male syndrome (or andropause) and can cause erection problems and less sex drive. But it is not normal for healthy older men to have no interest in sex. There could be other reasons for these changes.
If you have symptoms of low testosterone, talk to your doctor. You can get your testosterone level checked with a simple blood test. If you do have low testosterone, your doctor will want to find out the underlying cause. Finding the cause can involve many tests. You might want to see a specialist, such as an endocrinologist or urologist.
Some men with low testosterone take testosterone replacement therapy, which they get through a skin patch or other method. But testosterone therapy is not right for everyone, and its use is controversial. One reason is that testosterone therapy has certain risks. Another reason is that experts don't know exactly what testosterone levels are "normal" as men age. If you have low testosterone, your doctor can help you understand the benefits and risks of treatment so you can decide what's right for you.

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Wednesday, August 29, 2012

The Worst Jobs for Men


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Are you putting your kids at risk?
Is your job putting your future children at risk?  New research finds a link between your job and birth defects in children, according to a study inOccupational and Environmental Medicine.
Researchers interviewed 10,000 mothers who gave birth to children with birth defects and 4,000 who had healthy children asking about medications, exposure to chemicals, and other lifestyle choices. The findings? A link between father’s professions—three months before conception to the first month of pregnancy—and specific types of birth defects.
“We have always focused on what the mother can do before she gets pregnant to increase the chances of a healthy baby, but dads have a role too,” says Tania A. Desrosiers, Ph.D., M.P.H., lead researcher and epidemiologist at North Carolina Birth Defects Research and Prevention. And while researchers have not yet definitively found what causes these defects, they can speculate.  See how your job could be putting you—and your kids—at risk.
If you’re sitting all day . . .Researchers found that managers, administrators, mathematicians, or other desk jobs were associated with oral clefts and abnormalities in kids’ arms, legs, hands, and feet. How come? The lengthy period of time spent sitting increases the temperature of the scrotum, which then damages the sperm and could lead to birth defects, says Desrosiers. Your move: If you’re on your butt all day, start a new trend in the office and Build Your Own Stand-Up Desk. Not only could being more active help out your future generation, studies have suggested that sitting for even half the day boosts your own risk of death in three years by 40 percent.
If you’re in the yard a lot . . . 
Outdoor jobs like those of landscapers and groundskeepers could lead to defects of the gastrointestinal system of children, say researchers. The culprit: Pesticides. Once they come into contact with your skin or are inhaled, they can damage your sperm, says Anne Steinemann, Ph.D., a civil and environmental engineer at the University of Washington. ”There is no such thing as a safe pesticide. If it can kill a bug, it can damage a human,” she says.  Your move: Put your hat and equipment in the trunk, so you don’t continue to breathe the pesticides in your car, says Jane Hoppin, Sc.D, staff scientist at the Chronic Disease Epidemiology Group. Shower off the chemicals as soon as you can and bring a towel to work, so you can wipe them off throughout the day, says Hoppin.
If you’re into art . . . 
Artists and photographers are more likely to put their future kids at risk for mouth, eyes and ears, gut, limbs, and heart problems, according to the study. Breathing in organic solvents—used in paints, especially oil paints—can damage your sperm too. The key: It’s all about the dose you inhale, says Neal Langerman, Ph.D., officer of American Chemical Society Division of Chemical Health and Safety. Cut that dose with frequent 10-minute breaks outside or in a well ventilated room, says Langerman.

The 3 Best Prostate Cancer Treatments


The 3 Best Prostate Cancer Treatments

 
 
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When it comes to treating prostate cancer, there’s more good news than you might think. The most effective treatments carry a cure rate of about 90 percent when the cancer is caught early and confined to the prostate, as 75 percent of them are when diagnosed.
What’s more, treatments are improving. A brand new National Cancer Institute clinical trial combined androgen deprivation therapy—medication that limits the body’s ability to produce prostate cancer-fueling testosterone—with radiation therapy. The combo significantly improved the 10-year survival rate among men with intermediate-risk prostate cancer, a type that’s more likely to spread.
But if you have just been diagnosed with early-stage prostate cancer, what are the most effective treatments out there today? Here are your best options.
Surgery
Medicine is not yet able to identify where, exactly, cancer is hanging out in your golf-ball sized gland (though science is moving in that direction). So most surgical treatments involve a radical prostatectomy—removal of the prostate gland. There are currently two ways to get the job done. The first is with traditional open surgery, which involves making an incision in the lower abdomen. The second is with minimally invasive surgery where the surgeon uses special instruments to perform the operation through a handful of tiny keyhole sized incisions. Robotic-assisted surgery is a type of minimally invasive surgery that is becoming an increasingly popular option.
“The bottom line with radical prostatectomy is that the surgeon’s experience matters more than the technique,” says Eric Klein, M.D., Chairman of the Cleveland Clinic Glickman Urological and Kidney Institute. “At the Cleveland Clinic, the outcomes after prostatectomy—cure, preservation of continence and potency, pain, and recovery time—are almost identical between open and robotic surgery. You want to find the most experienced surgeon you can and have the type of surgery that that surgeon is most adept at performing.” Want to get even more specific? Look for someone who has performed over 200 prostatectomies. Data suggests you’re most likely to get an optimal outcome after a surgeon has achieved that magic number.
Generally, surgery is a preferable treatment for younger men (with prostate cancer, that means younger than mid-60’s) because your body has a better chance at resolving side effects such as impotence and incontinence. However, it can be slow-going—if the nerves important for sexual function are injured during surgery, it can take 2 to 3 years before they’re fully healed, says David Chen, M.D., a urologic oncologist at the Fox Chase Cancer Center in Philadelphia. The upside: With surgery, it’s possible to have no long-term effects. That’s not always the case with other treatments.
More from MensHealth.com: Coping with Prostate Cancer
External Radiation Therapy
Radiation therapy involves using high-energy X-rays or particles like protons to kill cancer cells and shrink tumors. These days, it’s becoming a more refined science than simply point-and-shoot. “With intensity modulated radiation therapy, we’re able to split up the beams into lots of different beamlettes, each with a slightly different intensity, so the higher intensity beams target the thicker areas of the prostate and the lower intensity beams cover the thinner areas,” says Andrew Lee, M.D., M.P.H., associate professor of radiation oncology at the University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center in Houston. “With protons, we can also deliver radiation with more control inside a patient. This results in a higher dose to the prostate and a lower dose to more sensitive areas like the bladder and rectum.
A typical course of radiation involves 40 daily weekday treatments over 8 weeks. Scientists are currently investigating the safety of administering higher doses of radiation in fewer treatments—about five to 10 instead of 40, which could become an option in a few years.
Short-term, the risks of radiation are few. However, since radiation causes collateral damage to nearby healthy tissues, there are concerns down the road. “In 10 to 20 years you may still be cured of prostate cancer, but the radiation may have caused bladder or rectal damage that can cause dysfunction in voiding, which can have a serious impact on your quality of life,” Dr. Klein says. You may develop erectile issues a couple of years later. (ED meds may help.)
Internal Radiation Therapy
If schlepping to the hospital 5 days per week for 8 weeks to receive external radiation sounds like the biggest commitment you’ve made since marriage, you could have the radiation come to you with brachytherapy.
Here’s how it goes down: In a 90-minute outpatient procedure, while you kick back under general anesthesia, your surgeon uses a long, thin needle to implant 100 or so radioactive seeds, each about the size of a grain of rice, throughout your prostate. The seeds emit low doses of radiation that kill neighboring cancer cells. The radioactivity dissipates over several months, and in most cases the seeds are left in permanently. (You can’t see or feel them.)
“The greatest advantage of brachytherapy is convenience,” Dr. Lee says. Overall, the risks are comparable to external radiation, though you may need to take a few extra precautions with your radioactive crotch. “During sex, you could excrete the seeds into your partner, so we recommend wearing a condom,” Dr. Lee says. “And if you have a small child, it’s not a good idea to sit them on top of your lap while the seeds are initially active.”

Tuesday, August 28, 2012

Prince Harry's Royal Penis Might Have Been Caught on Video


Prince Harry's Royal Penis Might Have Been Caught on Video

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Prince Harry recently got in some trouble for parading about in the nude while partying in Vegas. Photos were snapped, they appeared online, and royals were upset.
In the pictures, Harry is conveniently covering up his junk. But it looks like the world may still get a taste of what was under his cupped hands: A source has revealed to Radar Online that there is also video of the night's escapades, and that in the video, Harry's entire royal package can be seen.
“There is video of Harry partying naked with women in the Las Vegas hotel room," the source told Radar, adding that it's being shopped quietly to find out how much it might be worth.
The unnamed source also added: "A lot went on in that hotel room that night, that much is for sure.”

Hurricane Isaac: Throbbing Gay Penis or Obama Conspiracy?


Hurricane Isaac: Throbbing Gay Penis or Obama Conspiracy?

Tropical storm Isaac was a deadly natural disaster that triggered mudslides and flash-floods in Haiti, leaving tent cities ravaged and 10 people dead. By pure coincidence, that also happens to be the name of a fun little metaphor bearing down on the Gulf Coast. Let's count down what soon-to-be Hurricane Isaacreally means
1. It's a penis, coming to get the Republicans. "Isaac doesn't appear to be a Republican, and not only because it presents on the weather map as a throbbing purple penis surrounded by a rainbow," saysAndrew Sullivan.
2. It's a giant uterus that will not be regulated, say feminists. It is also coming to get the Republicans.
3. It's a metaphor for Republican gains in November. "I think what you have to remember is Republicans are going to take Washington by storm on January 20th of next year, so if this is the first storm of Republicans taking control of our country again, making America competitive again, I'm fine with that," said luxury car thief and congressman Darrell Issa, "I don't care if we get blown in by a hurricane or a tornado, ultimately there's going to be an earthquake in Washington next January."
And like any disaster, the GOP takeover leave widespread destruction in its wake and require years of federal assistance to recover from.
4. It's a plot on the part of Barack Obama and his National Hurricane Center. A conspiracy so deep, even Rush Limbaugh won't admit it's a conspiracy.
"Okay, 6:45 p.m. Saturday night the Republicans announce that they're canceling Monday. At 6:45 p.m. Saturday night, everybody is still under the impression that Isaac is making a beeline for very close to Tampa. It was an hour and 15 minutes later that the eight p.m. model runs showed New Orleans. I'm alleging no conspiracy. I'm just telling you, folks, when you put this all together in this timeline, I'm telling you, it's unbelievable," said Limbaugh on his radio program.
Won't be the first time conservatives have accused President Obama of conspiring with the Weathermen, though it will be the first time those weathermen were based in the Commerce Department and not Bill Ayers' living room.


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The penis is the male sex organ, reaching its full size during puberty. In addition to its sexual function, the penis acts as a conduit for urine to leave the body.
The penis is made of several parts:
• Glans (head) of the penis: In uncircumcised men, the glans is covered with pink, moist tissue called mucosa. Covering the glans is the foreskin (prepuce). In circumcised men, the foreskin is surgically removed and the mucosa on the glans transforms into dry skin.
• Corpus cavernosum: Two columns of tissue running along the sides of the penis. Blood fills this tissue to cause an erection.
• Corpus spongiosum: A column of sponge-like tissue running along the front of the penis and ending at the glans penis; it fills with blood during an erection, keeping the urethra -- which runs through it -- open.
• The urethra runs through the corpus spongiosum, conducting urine out of the body.
An erection results from changes in blood flow in the penis. When a man becomes sexually aroused, nerves cause penis blood vessels to expand. More blood flows in and less flows out of the penis, hardening the tissue in the corpus cavernosum.