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"Ask and you shall receive...", very inspirational words from a wise man indeed. So I sought to asking questions and finding answers to some of the questions which we fetishes may struggle with.

What better way to learn than from those with hands on experience?

Read interviews and questionnaires I’ve done with some of my favorite webmistresses, webmasters, fetish models, internet personalities, and of course fetish advocates like you! Some of the questions are fun and light hearted cool general information. However with each Q&A I try to touch upon one or two questions that reflect what inquiring fetish minds want to know.

The answers are in no means meant to be authoritative, but they are merely a path to open dialogue fueled by our own reflections and based on our relative experiences. We share because what we know, and our experiences, may be helpful or inspirational to others.

So click on the banner above and get to know the wonderful personalities behind your favorite websites featured throughout The Fetish Advocate as I ask the questions that shed light and their fetish interests for my readers. Learn about their personal fetishes and how they are actively contributing to the fetish revolution here online!

My interviews & Q&A blogs is where I will be archiving all of the email exchanges and brief correspondences I have. So subscribe and stay posted!

You can submit in my comments section who you would like for me to interview next. Send me questions you’d like answered and I will incorporate your questions into future Q&A sessions!




Lexicon

This is where I will be collecting my growing list of sex terms, sexual euphemisms, definitions of various fetishes, as well as my research, analysis, and interpretations of sexually provocative subliminal messages in pop culture, commercial art, literature, and on film.

You can contribute your own input or offer your own interpretations in my comments section to enhance the richness of each blog.




The Spank Bank


The brain is the most powerful sex organ we possess. The imagination is an erogenous zone of immense proportions. My Spank Bank blog pages is where I will archive all of the image galleries, erotic photography, and perverted images you contribute to The Fetish Advocate!

You can send in your contributions by posting a link to your favorite image in the comments section!


SugarLand KomixXx

What is Sugarland KomixXx?

First and foremost it is where I will be posting images of my personal artwork and doodles inspired by Femdom, fetish scenarios, dominant women, fetish models, etc.

In my spare time I love to draw. This can range from serious sketch work to kinky cartoons.

The main draw for Sugarland KomixXx however will be an ongoing series of KomixXx which I created about an alien hybrid named Selene and her rise to becoming a female dominatrix and ultimately the Queen of the world!

Please be patient as this will not be posted until The Fetish Advocate has been completed and I have more time to devote to this project.

The Concept:

Follow Selene’s misadventures as she slowly realizes that she is no sweet “earth angel” or girl next door, but a dominant female alien hybrid with a flair for D/s, S&M, and Bondage and Discipline like none other!

After falling for and mentally enslaving her loving submissive boyfriend, whom she unaffectionately called by many names, a few being her lil’ beast, “slave”, “foot stool“, “lap dog“, “rug“, and “throne”, she realizes that her penchant for being a dominatrix is her calling and her birthright.

Through a series of strange events she realizes why she was created: to inspire all women to break the yoke of patriarchy while establishing her as their Queen and Goddess over Their Other World Kingdom!

The Golden Shower Blog

I'd like to thank Serena for emailing this informative article from wikiafterdark to us, check it out:

Where to do it?




"...Don't do it in your own bed or if you are going to have to clean up after. The best place is outdoors. The second best is in the shower.

There are many reasons for wet sex.

Some do it simply as an extra kink. It's naughty and the hot wet shower is sensual. A great thing to do on the beach. Usually the aim is on genitals or lower body.

Others do it as part of domination/humiliation sex. In this case the target is often the face and hair making the victim maximally humiliated. Maybe even peeing in the mouth and swallwoing. This is not tasty but for a submissive it's a great show of love and devotion.

More extreme variants involve licking the pee from the floor. Or drinking Masters pee in the bed when he wakes up in the night and don't want to go to the toilet.

Drink Up



Water is your friendPeeing on another person is a lot more difficult than you would think. Have you ever gone and gotten a drug screening before starting a new job or had to give urine at a doctors exam or a similar circumstance? If you have then you likely know that it can be hard if you don't have to go really badly. Giving a golden shower is no exception, especially if you are doing it for the first couple of times. Think about it, you are urinating while turned on with another person watching you, waiting for you. It can be slightly stressful. To avoid this or any other embarrassment be sure to drink a LOT of water beforehand. Seriously, odds are you will not be able to just give a golden shower impromptu, it will take a little planning. Buy a couple of large water bottles and try to drink them down an hour or so beforehand. This has an added bonus of diluting your urine. That way it will be less sticky and have less of an aroma because it will be mostly composed of water. Other good beverages to help you prepare to give a golden shower are beer, tea and fruit juice.


Find a Good Position


The other thing to pay particular attention to is the location you choose. The cleanest place to do this is probably in your bathtub/shower. A good way to break someone in is by doing it the first time with the shower running. Using a shower/bath as your venue is nice because when the fun is over you can just turn on the water to clean yourselves up.

Another good location would be the bed or the floor. Just be sure to put down blankets or something else so that you don't end up living with the smell of your partner long after you two have broken up.

Turn on the hose

Once you have found your location, set up, and drunk a lot of water it is time for the fun to begin. For guys it may be very difficult to urinate while turned on. This makes it especially difficult to be an active paricipant in the fun. The best way to combat this is just focus on the other person, do things that keep you interested but will allow your erection to die down. This could include eating her out or some other activity like that. Doing math puzzles in your head may also help your erection to subside a bit. For girls it is a little easier. The main thing girls should worry about is getting into position. This can be done in any number of ways all depending on which part of the other persons body you plan on getting wet.

After geting into position go ahead and go. You may have a very hard time going at first so just take your time and be patient. It may take up to a couple of minutes to work your body up to the point that it can actually go, don't worry this is normal. Try to avoid locations like the eye and the inside of the vagina to help keep things clean and safe.

Tip for Girls



One final quick tip for girls. Many women have reported that if they massage their clit while urinating they reach a special degree of sensitivity which allows for very enjoyable stimulation. With this in mind consider rubbing against your partners penis while trying to urinate on him, this will likely feel pretty good.

Also, a lot has been written about having powerful orgasms by mastubating with a full bladder and urinating as you start to orgasm. If you can get used to it and train yourself, it seems to work. It takes persitence and not everyone may want to become a practictioner, kind of like fisting. However, you may find it easy so it's worth trying a few times. As with most orgasms and mastubation, eroticism helps a lot, and having a sex mate watch or help can definitely help. The downside is the that we, women, have been told that we should empty our bladders before intercource and pelvic "pounding" in order to reduce bladder infections. "

What is Sexual Fetishism? A self analysis....

So what is sexual fetishism?

Well, as someone with his own fetish demon, a foot fetish to be exact, i felt inclined to explore the subject.

For starters, i turned to the hive-mind database the free online encyclopedia, wikipedia.org for my first insights:

"...Sexual fetishism is the sexual attraction to material and terrestrial objects while in reality the essence of the object is inanimate and sexless. Body parts may also be the subject of sexual fetishes (also known as partialism) in which the body part preferred by the fetishist takes a sexual precedence over the owner. Sexual fetishism may be regarded as a disorder of sexual preference, or as an enhancing element to a relationship...."

So, that's something. My personal foot fetish is also known as "partialism"? But in my particular case, my "love for women's feet" does not take precedence over the owner? I could see how partialism could be either a blessing or a curse, given how strong the partialism was towards the body part vs. the person as a whole. For example, if I were to derive pleasure from "foot worship" without consideration for my partner's arousal or feelings this would be, in my opinion, dysfunctional.

But on the other hand, if my fetish is stimulated mutually in the fact that both partners are aroused by the act of "foot worship", this then would fall under the umbrella of a fetish which healthily and "enhancing element to a relationship".




The Wikipedia article continues and runs down several prevelant theories about fetishism as they have evolved since the early 19th century:


"...Modern psychology assumes that fetishism either is being conditioned or imprinted or the result of a strong emotional (e.g., traumatic) experience. But also physical factors like brain construction and heredity are considered possible explanations. In the following, the most important theories are presented in chronological order:

In 1887, psychologist Alfred Binet introduced the term fetishism, suspecting that it was the pathological result of associations. Accidentally simultaneous presentation of a sexual stimulus and an inanimate object, thus his argument, led to the object being permanently connected to sexual arousal..."


I think this has a ring of truth to it. However, not all fetishes can be explained by this theory. Or can they? Many femdom websites depict dominant women practicing the art of conditional learning over their male submissives. Using a system of "rewards and punishment" as a method of "imprinting" desired behaviors and arousal reactions in the minds of their "subs". For example, a dominant woman may allow her submissive male the reward of masturbating while kissing her feet after a prolonged period of abstinence and only after performing menial tasks, such as house hold chores, or any other directive she has issued.

The intent, is to imprint the fetish as a way of enhancing the relationship. Now, for the fetishist, this is a desirable situation. But for someone not already inclined to such a fetish this form of conditioning may prove wholly ineffective. On the other hand, for the fetishist and the "top", the end result could prove highly benefecial and rewarding for both parties.




The article continues:

"...About 1900, sexual psychologist Havelock Ellis brought up the revolutionary idea that already in early childhood erotic feelings emerged and that it was the first experience with its own body that determined a child's sexual orientation. Psychiatrist Richard von Krafft-Ebing consented to Binet's theory in 1912, recognizing that it predicted the observed wide variety of fetishes but unsure why these particular associations persisted over the whole of a lifetime while other associations changed or faded. In his eyes, the only possible explanation was that fetishists suffered from pathological sexual degeneration and hypersensitivity..."

LOL, the question i have is this, how is it that these jack-legs are qualified to judge people with fetishes in the first place? Do these guys even get laid???? LOL, anyways, once again, I have to concede that I can see where these guys are coming from but ultimately, you can't put people in a box and label them like products. Somethings are best kept mysterious.

The wikipedia article goes on:

"...Sexologist Magnus Hirschfeld followed another line of thought when he proposed his theory of partial attractiveness in 1920. According to his argumentation, sexual attractiveness never originated in a person as a whole but always was the product of the interaction of individual features. He stated that nearly everyone had special interests and thus suffered from a healthy kind of fetishism, while only detaching and overvaluing of a single feature resulted in pathological fetishism. Today, Hirschfeld's theory is often mentioned in the context of gender role specific behavior: females present sexual stimuli by highlighting body parts, clothes or accessories; males react to them...."

This is very interesting, especially the difference in how the genders respond to their own particular fetishes. On a personal note, I often meet women who absolutely hate their own feet or at least say they are too "ticklish" to have anyone kiss or touch their feet. 7 times out of 10 these same women are not very in tune or in touch with their own sexuality. In a sense, they have objectified their own sexuality, much as is prompted for them to do by society and pop culture. For some reason, they don't see how their feet are an extension of their bodies. Much care and attention is given to hair, finger nails, eyes, lips, make up, clothing, etcetera, but when it comes to their feet they are completely clueless. If it can even be imagined, these women have even gone so far as to deny themselves the casual foot massage as a gesture of relaxation.

Now, who doesn't know that a massage is a good thing? The truth is, there is something inherently sexual about feet. The foot fetishist understands this, if even on a subliminal level. Perhaps, the sexual fetishist is hypersensitive to the archaic symbols associated with esoteric human sexuality? Perhaps, these are impressed on what many new age scientists are calling our "genetic memory"?

In one of my favorite scenes from Quentin Tarintino's "Pulp Fiction", the topic of the "foot massage" is discussed and reveals the subtle yet powerful sexual symbolism of the female foot.





So, if we consider the conversation from Pulp Fiction, its easier to see how certain "fetishes" can have a subliminal/sexual significance invoking an equal sexual response in those sensitive enough to appreciate the "fetish object".


But back to my experience with women and their own feet. On the other hand, women who are responsive to my particular foot fetish are open minded about their sexuality and highly interactive in role play.

Also, men too highlight specific body parts. Who hasn't heard of T&A? And how many "upskirt" websites are there? As for the most fetishized article of female clothing, how about her panties and in close second place, the brazier!

So, i thing the gate swings both ways, but popular fetishism is not considered fetish as long as it does not appeal to the vast majority. In essence, what is "abnormal" per se, is only stated as such because it is "above" normal speculation, and what doesn't go over the heads of most people?

The article continues:

"...Havelock Ellis' theory of erotic symbolism, according to which unusual sexual practice symbolically replaced normal sexual intercourse, and his thoughts about erotic thoughts in children, had laid the foundations for psychoanalyst Sigmund Freud. In 1927, Freud stated that fetishism was the result of a psychological trauma. A boy, longing to see his mother's penis, averts his eyes in horror when he discovers that she has none. To overcome the resulting castration anxiety he clings to the fetish as a substitute for the missing genital. Freud never commented on the idea of female fetishists.

In 1951, Donald Winnicott presented his theory of transitional objects and phenomena, according to which childish actions like thumb sucking and objects like cuddly toys are the source of manifold adult behavior, amongst many others fetishism.

The use of a transitional object in infanthood is a healthy experience (Winnicott, 1953). To understand the origin of a fetish object and of fetishism, the infant’s use of the transitional object and of transitional phenomena in general must be studied (Winnicott, 1953).

In his article ‘Transitional objects and phenomena’, Winnicott says about fetish: “Fetish can be described in terms of a persistence of a specific object or type of object dating from infantile experience in the transitional field, linked with the delusion of a maternal phallus” (Winnicott, 1953). In other words, a specific object or type of object, dating from an experience during the period where the mother gradually pulls back as an immediate provider of satisfaction of the child’s desires, persists as a characteristic in adult sexual life.

Before this transitional phase, the child believes that his own wish creates the object of his desire (specifically the qualities of his mother that fulfill his needs), which brings with it a sense of satisfaction. During this phase the child gradually adapts to the (frustrating) realization that the object can not be controlled to serve the childs’ needs.

The transitional object is always the result of a gratifying relationship with the mother, specifically with the maternal body. It stands for the satisfying qualities that the object (the mother) of the first relationship the child has. The childs adapts to the impact of the realization that the mother is not always there to ‘bring the world to him’ through fantasizing about the object of his desire while using an object (a teddybear, a piece of cloth). He creates an illusion of the previous object. In relation to the transitional object the infant passes from (magical) omnipotent control to control by manipulation (involving muscle erotism and co-ordination pleasure).

In opposition to this, the fetish represents the impossibility of pleasure with the body of the mother. The transitional object may eventually develop into a fetish object and so persist as a characteristic of the adult sexual life (Winnicott, 1953). Normally, the child gains from the experience of frustration during the transitional phase. Though, the infant can be disturbed by a close adaptation to need that is continued too long or is not allowed it’s natural decrease.

The fetish describes ‘the object that is employed on account of a delusion of a maternal phallus’, while the transitional object refers to the illusion of a maternal phallus (Winnicott, 1953).

Behaviorism traced fetishism back to classical conditioning and came up with numerous specialized theories. The common theme running through all of them is that sexual stimulus and the fetish object are presented simultaneously causing them to be connected in the learning process. This is similar to Binet's early theory, though it differs in that it specifies association to classical conditioning and leaves out any judgment about pathogeneity. The super stimulus theory stressed that fetishes could be the result of generalization. For example, it may only be shiny skin that arouses a person at first, but in time more common stimuli, such as shiny latex, may have the same effect. The problem with such a theory was that classical conditioning normally needs many repetitions, but this form would require only one. To account for this the preparedness theory was put forward; it stated that reacting to an object with sexual arousal could be the result of an evolutionary process, because such a reaction could prove to be useful for survival. In pointing to how conditioned sexual behavior can persist over time, one may cite how, in 2004, when quails were trained to copulate with a piece of terry cloth, their conditioning was sustained through ongoing repetition.

Because classical conditioning seemed to be unable to explain how the conditioned behavior is kept alive over many years, without any repetition, some behaviorists came up with the theory that fetishism was the result of a special form of conditioning, called imprinting. Such conditioning happens during a specific time in early childhood in which sexual orientation is imprinted into the child's mind and remains there for the rest of his or her life.

Various neurologists pointed out that fetishism could be the result of neuronal cross links between neighboring regions in the human brain. For example, in 2002 Vilaynur S. Ramachandran stated that the region processing sensory input from the feet lies immediately next to the region processing sexual stimulation.

Today, psychodynamics has parted with the idea of proposing one explanation for all fetishes at the same time. Instead, it focuses on one form of fetishism at a time and the patients' individual problems. Over the past decades, various case studies have been published in which fetishism could successfully be linked to emotional problems. Some argue that a lack of parental love leads to a child projecting its affection to inanimate objects, others state in consent with Freud's model of psychosexual development that premature suppression of sexuality could lead to a child getting stuck in a transitory phase.


Modern theory
Most of the sexual orientations popularly called fetishism are regarded as normal variations of human sexuality by psychologists and medical doctors. Even those orientations that are potential forms of fetishism are usually considered unobjectionable as long as all involved persons feel comfortable. Only if the diagnostic criteria presented in detail below are met, the medical diagnosis of fetishism is justified. The leading thought is that a fetishist is ill only because he or she suffers from their addiction, not simply because of the addiction itself.

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Will be back with more comments....

Sex Health: Aphrodisiacs

Aphrodisiacs

Taken from the name Aphrodite, the Greek goddess of love, aphrodisiacs are things that are believed to contain elements that increase sexual desire in the holder or consumer. Aphrodisiacs may come in the form of foods, herbs, items or drugs. People have used items that they believed contained aphrodisiacal properties for thousands of years.

Most items that are supposed to have aphrodisiacal qualities aren't anything more than placebos, based on looks or taste or superstitions. Still, despite the numerous of these false aphrodisiacs there doesn't mean there are ones that don't work. The idea holds true - there are some items that can make you ready for sex in a way that you just weren't before.

Oftentimes, a new fruit or food or item would have been considered an aphrodisiac, simply because it was seen as exotic. We couldn't imagine potatoes seen as something to feed your lover to rev them up now, would we? But that's exactly what Europeans thought.

Then there are the items that look phallic or vaginal, making people believe that they will induce sexual desire. Rhino horn, despite rhinos moving towards extinction, is ground up in some parts of the world and eaten, simply because the horn looks somewhat like an erect penis. Eating the horn may add some phosphorus to your diet, but that's about it. Oysters, on the other hand, look like a female's anatomy. In this case though, there is some truth to the rumours - which is funny that they have been eaten as an aphrodisiac before there was documented proof. Oysters are loaded with zinc, which is necessary for sperm production, and raw oysters also D-aspartic acid and N-methyl-D-aspartate, which in a study boosted testosterone in rats.

Chocolate is one of those fakes that just won't go away. Yes, chocolate does set off serotonin, and it does contain L-Arginine, an amino acid that releases hormones, although it is a small dose. An L-Arginine supplement is the way to go in this case, to get results.

Exercise is the best natural aphrodisiac. Exercise, particularly weight lifting and other exercises working the muscles, raises testosterone levels. Testosterone is linked to sexual desire.

Horny Goat Weed, also called epimedium, has been used in traditional Chinese medicine for hundreds of years as an aphrodisiac. Its active ingredient, icariin, is also an active ingredient in Viagra and other sexual enhancement medications. Icariin works by increasing blood pressure to the penis.

Tribulus and maca have been dubbed the natural Viagra. These are plants with natural aphrodisical properties that are growing in popularity. Usually used in conjunction with yohimbe, but doctors do not endorse yohimbe because of numerous dangerous side effects. Tribulus and Maca, on the other hand, are the real deal. Tribulus works by slightly increasing hormone levels, while Maca strengthens semen and improves libido.

Magna RX is an all-natural supplement contains 17 herbs that will do the trick for you, like:

• Horny Goat Weed
  
• Tribulus
  
• Maca
  
• L-Arginine
  
• Oyster Extract
  
• Catauba
  
• …and many more.
  

Not only does Magna RX contain these ingredients, but numerous others, boosting your sex drive to unimaginable levels. More than that, it promises a longer, thicker erection with more staying power than you've ever had before.

Sex Health: Kegel Exercises for Men

Kegel Exercises for Men

Kegel exercises are the clenching and unclenching of the pubococcygeus muscles, or the PC muscles, in reps. Kegel exercises were first introduced in the 1950s by Dr. Arnold Kegel, an American gynaecologist. While originally designed for women after child birth, it became apparent pretty quickly that when men did the exercises it gave them more control over their ejaculation and enhanced the quality of their orgasms. Practicing Kegels is also a stepping stone to men learning how to have multiple orgasms.

Before Dr. Kegel's exercises, there were also similar exercises in Ancient Tao and Yogi texts, who saw sex as a spiritual practice. Ejaculatory control meant building up power. While this may imply that Kegels are difficult, it's actually an easy exercise you can do anywhere - sitting at your desk, watching TV, waiting at a red light. If all it takes is a few reps of clenching and unclenching who wouldn't try it?

The first step in doing a Kegel is locating your PC muscle. The PC muscle located from the pubic bone to the tail bone, and forms the floor of the pelvic cavity. To find this muscle that you should be working, next time you're urinating stop the flow midstream. That muscle you feel stopping the urine is the PC muscle.

Start with five reps of five seconds - if this causes any discomfort then As the muscle strengthens over time, work up to sets of ten reps. That is, clench the muscle, hold for ten seconds, then relax. Ideally you should do this set three or four times a day.

When doing the exercises make sure that it is only the PC muscle that you are clenching. Try to relax your whole body, especially the sphincter, buttocks and thighs, which people often tense without realizing they are. Tensing these muscles during a rep actually diminishes the effectiveness of the exercise.

Don't expect results right away. It may take several weeks before you feel any real results. While it's tempting to do a lot of reps right away, ignoring a regime that you set up and build from, overdoing kegels won't get you results quicker. Rather, it will just tire you out, strain muscles, and cause discomfort.

Kegels aren't just as an exercise. Try incorporating Kegels during masturbation and sex. As we said before, Kegels can help give you greater control of your ejaculation. Eventually, with enough practice, you will be able to hold off on coming, extending your sex play for your and your partner's enjoyment. Being able to hold off ejaculation is an important stepping stone in learning how to have multiple orgasms, so try experimenting with that once you feel you have a handle on the PC muscle during sex.

If you're looking for other ways to improve the timeliness of your ejaculations, try an herbal male supplement, made from all-natural ingredients, like Enzyte. It promises longer, harder and thicker erections, as well as delayed ejaculation without sacrificing intensity of sensation, resulting in a strong climax.

Sex Health: Premature Ejaculation

Premature Ejaculation

The definition for premature ejaculation is vague at best. It could mean either ejaculating before intercourse, or just as you begin intercourse, maybe a couple of minutes in. Some even define intercourse as finishing before your partner! How many times have you wished you could have more staying power? You aren't alone. In fact, the National Health and Social Life Survey (NHSLS) reports that 30% of men ejaculate prematurely.

Premature ejaculation is not a disease, but simply a sexual condition. While premature ejaculation in no way physically harms the sufferer, it does affect his relationship with his partner, who he likely leaves sexually unsatisfied. This in turn will affect his self-esteem, which leaks into other aspects of his life. But lucky for you, there is a cure. You can't just be expected to control this function though, without a little bit of help. You've probably tried thinking of something else other than sex, which may work but all it does is decrease the intensity of your orgasm. Or, that you need to turn to prescription medication which is both pricey and rife with side effects. Both are completely unnecessary. Instead, we'll teach you a few easy tricks so you can enjoy sex for longer.

Learning how to start and stop is your most effective tool in preventing early orgasm. That is, while having sex recognize the moment before you orgasm, and hold off. It should first be practiced during masturbation, and then incorporated with a partner. Learn to find that moment right as you build towards orgasm, which is signalled by a tingling feeling. Stop any stimulation once you feel this tingling. After the sensation subsides, resume stimulation. See how many times you can do this, then let yourself orgasm. It may sound easy, but you'll see it's far more difficult than it sounds. You may find that you will occasionally lose the strength of your erection - this happens occasionally. Just continue as you were before. Once you are ready for partner sex with this routine, try caressing and kissing during these little breaks.

Kegel exercises are another great way of holding off orgasm. Kegel exercises strengthen the pubococcygeus muscles, otherwise known as the PC muscles. To find these muscles, stop your urination midstream - that would be the PC muscles. Now, to do a Kegel exercise, clench the muscle, hold it for five seconds, then release. Repeat these in sets of ten until you are tired. Slowly, over time, increase the number of reps, and should ideally be repeated three times a day. You won't see any results quickly, at least not for three to four weeks. How this works is during sex, once you feel yourself building towards orgasm in the same way you learned with the start and stop technique, clench this muscle. This can be done in conjunction with the start and stop.

An herbal supplement is also a great help, as long as it comes from a reputable company. Extenze promises a longer, firmer, thicker erection. Who doesn't want that? More importantly, it increases your staying power while still increasing the power of your orgasm. This probably sounds too good to be true. But it does work, through a carefully selected blend of natural sexual enhancers. Expect results with no side effects.

Sex Health: Natural Aphrodisiac VPRX

The Keys to How the Ingredients Work
This product contains a number of natural aphrodisiacs, which have been known for many years for their ability to increase sexual desire and performance.

Vitamin B3 (as Niacin):
Niacin (vitamin B3) is an essential vitamin found in many foods. The human body uses niacin in more than 50 chemical reactions. Niacin works in the body to dilate capillaries causing in increase of blood flow to the peripheries. Niacin is a vital precursor for the coenzymes that supply energy to body cells. This important vitamin is also needed for the synthesis of the sex hormones.

Vitamin E (as d-Alpha Tocopheryl Succinate):
Vitamin E protects cell membranes. It protects unsaturated fatty acids from attack by oxygen and oxidation, to combat the spread of free radicals. It is not destroyed by these antioxidant processes (like Vitamin C) and functions repeatedly. Vitamin E creates a barrier against air pollutants and defends against cell damage. It's antioxidant protection may help prevent cancer, heart disease, stroke, reduce bad cholesterol, and prevent blood clots. Vitamin E improves immune function and slows the aging process.

Hawthorn (as Crataegus pinnatifida)(fruit):
Hawthorn is rich in bioflavonoids, which relax and dilate the arteries. These compounds are powerful antioxidants that help increase the flow of blood and oxygen to the heart. This reduces the work required by the heart to circulate blood, and in- turn this reduces blood pressure and stress to the heart muscle. The bioflavonoid substances in Hawthorn give strength to the walls of blood vessels and improve blood flow to other areas of the body.

Horny Goat (as Epimedium sagittatum) (whole plant):
Is an aphrodisiac that increases libido in men and women, and improves erectile function in men. Known also as Epimedium, horny goat weed was first described in ancient classical Chinese medicinal texts. Today, horny goat weed holds an important place in Traditional Chinese Medicine and is gaining popularity around the world.

Catuaba (as Erythroxylum catuaba)(bark):
Catuaba has a long history in herbal medicine as an aphrodisiac. People have used Catuaba for generations and it is the most famous of all Brazilian aphrodisiaca plants. Native to Brazil and parts of the Amazon, Catuaba is a central nervous system stimulant commonly used throughout the world for treating sexual impotence, exhaustion and fatigue.

Saw Palmetto (as Serenoa repens)(fruit):
Saw Palmetto is an old American tonic, dating back to the Maya Indians and is used in love potions. Used throughout Europe as one form of treatment for benign enlarged prostate, saw palmetto may also have benefits as a natural aphrodisiac. It is commonly used in remedies designed to increase sex drive and promote general health of the reproductive organs

Muira Puama (as Ptychopetalum olacoides)(root):
Is a highly-regarded sexual stimulant with a reputation as a powerful aphrodisiac. It has been used for improving libido and treating erectile dysfunction.

Ginkgo (as Ginkgo biloba)(leaf) :
For over 5,000 years Ginkgo has been prescribed in Chinese herbal medicine. Ginkgo is known for increasing blood flow to the brain, which may help energize the brain and central nervous system. Ginkgo improves peripheral circulation, oxygenation, and increases blood flow to the genitals to improve sexual function and the power of your erection.

Chinese Ginseng (as Panax Ginseng)(root):
Is traditionally used to overcome general weakness and deliver extra energy. It also has demonstrated aphrodisiac powers. Used to combat impotence, infertility, and premature ejaculation, it normalizes blood pressure while rejuvenating and revitalizing the body. It also promotes the growth of nerve tissue. A key ingredient of ginseng is ginsenoside, which alters blood flow to the brain and penis and can build blood and sperm. Russian scientists have demonstrated that ginseng stimulates both physical and mental activity, enhances athletic performance and has a positive effect on the sex glands.

Damiana (as Turnera diffusa)(leaf):
has been held in great esteem as an aphrodisiac since ancient times. It's popularity has remained strong over the course of the centuries, particularly in Mexico. It was first used ritually by the Aztecs as a sexual stimulant for men and women. Medicinal uses include treating sterility, impotence, and sexual imbalances.

Inosine:
Is used by athletes and those who want to improve performance.

Tribulus (as Tribulus terrestris):
Tribulus Terrestris Extract is a natural herbal ingredient that may help increase levels of testosterone by increasing the body's production of luteinizing hormone (LH) levels.

Cayenne Fruit (as Capsicum species)(fruit):
Cayenne stimulates blood flow by strengthening the heart, capillaries, and nerves. It is a mild pain reliever that has been used as a medicine for centuries.

Are there any side effects?
Virility Pills formula is a natural herbal supplement and has not been
shown to have any serious side effects. If you have any medical concerns you may review the ingredients with your doctor or healthcare professional.