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Are you taking these? Secret destroyers of men’s natural “rockiness”
There are a couple of “protected classes” of industry in the United States.
And one of them is Big Pharma. The stuff they get away with is MIND-BLOWING…
That includes destroying men’s sex lives without adequately disclosing that this could happen.
There are lots of treatments and procedures that can do this. But very few are as thorough in their effect as SSRIs.
What are SSRIs?
Selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs) are commonly known by their brand names: Lexapro, Prozac, and Paxil (among others).
They are prescribed for depression, and most people get them from their general doctor.
“Selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs) are the most commonly prescribed antidepressants. They can ease symptoms of moderate to severe depression, are relatively safe and typically cause fewer side effects than other types of antidepressants do.”
You can see in the above quote from the Mayo Clinic that these treatments are widely considered “safe” by doctors. But I don’t consider them safe at all.
That’s because these treatments have SERIOUS and pervasive side effects…
And one of the most common is sexual dysfunction.
Sexual dysfunction is a VERY common side effect of these treatments.
I’ve seen this time and time again.
When I talk to men who are dealing with “rockiness” problems, delayed ejaculation, and other sexual dysfunction, one of the first things we do is an inventory of the Big Pharma treatments they are on.
Over and over, I see men who are on SSRIs who are suffering TERRIBLE side effects.
In some studies, nearly 80% of people have sexual dysfunction side effects.
“We recruited 2,163 adult patients who had undergone treatment with antidepressants for at least 8 weeks and had a history of normal sexual functioning before the prescription of the antidepressant, except for mildly impaired libido. We used the Psychotropic-Related Sexual Dysfunction Questionnaire (PRSexDQ-SALSEX) for evaluating the frequency and tolerance of sexual dysfunction and whether this side effect was spontaneously reported. Overall, 79% of patients showed sexual dysfunction.”
The crazy thing about this is that, for men especially, good sexual function is an indicator of good health.
So poor sexual function almost always means there are other underlying problems.
But Big Pharma doesn’t tell you that.
Before I go on, I need to give you my disclaimer…
I’m not a doctor and this ISN’T medical advice.
Don’t go off meds without consulting with your doctor.
But DO understand the side effects of the medication you may be on.
Sexual dysfunction is worse in men than in women.
To make matters worse, the studies also show that sexual dysfunction is even worse for men on these treatments than it is for women.
I don’t want women to have problems, of course!
But I know from my work that sexual problems in men have huge psychological consequences.
“Men showed more incidence of sexual dysfunction than women, but women’s sexual dysfunction was more intense than men’s.”
The type of sexual dysfunction is varied, but it can include a wide variety of problems.
“Outpatients (192 women and 152 men; age = 39.6 +/- 11.4 years) under treatment with SSRIs were interviewed with an SD questionnaire designed for this purpose by the authors and that included questions about the following: decreased libido, delayed orgasm or anorgasmia, delayed ejaculation, inability to ejaculate, impotence, and general sexual satisfaction.”
The good news is that, for most people, this side effect isn’t permanent.
Stopping or lowering the dosage of SSRIs usually helps.
When folks go off these treatments, typically the sexual side effects go away.
Lowering the dosage can also help a great deal.
“Patients experienced substantial improvement in sexual function when the dose was diminished or the drug was withdrawn.”
If you are experiencing sexual problems and you’re on one of these treatments…
…you might want to consider alternatives for treating mood disorders and work with your doctor to get off of them or lower your dosage.
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When I do this little trick in the shower, Jodi says I perform better
My wife, Jodi, has a huge sexual appetite, for which I’ve very, very grateful for.
But sometimes I worry about not “living up to expectations” if you know what I mean…
So now I do this new little trick every time I take a shower — and surprisingly, it feels really good!
And the best thing about it is how much it helps my performance. It makes me feel like I can go all night.
And so far, every single time I’ve used this little shower trick, Jodi says I’ve “rocked her socks off” in bed.
So now I’m using it ALL the time, and she couldn’t be happier! (And I’m happy too LOL)
Try this trick next time you’re in the shower and prepare to be blown away…
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