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Shocking proof that it improves erections quality by 442%

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This gave a man a boner for 48 hours straight

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Hundreds of years ago, a rogue American militia was out exploring the new world…

And in just a few days, they are all close to death from scurvy…

Until a Native American shaman finds these men and gives them a brew so powerful…

…it not only brings them back to full health, it leaves them with RAGING erections that never seem to quit…

But this was the 1500s…and this was Puritan country…

So this shocking secret was DESTROYED by the puritans for being too tempting to men.

And the secret was lost for nearly five hundred years.

Until one very determined Ivy League doctor in Connecticut re-discovered it…

…finding shocking scientific proof to show that this brew boosts erection strength by 442%…

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Boosting this 1 hormone protects men from strokes

We know a lot about stroke, what causes it, and how to reduce the risk of suffering a stroke in future.

We’re also learning quite a lot about how to treat the condition.

There are things that we can do in the few hours after someone suffers a stroke that have a massive influence on recovery.

One of those things is progesterone.

Progesterone is an anti-inflammatory hormone which is active all throughout the body but has special effects in some regions, including the brain.

There are now numerous experiments showing that using progesterone shortly after a stroke can limit the damage caused.

Most of the damage done is not done as the stroke occurs, but rather in the hours and even first couple of days after.

Progesterone can limit these degenerative effects of stroke in the brain.

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The animal experiments were performed at Henry Ford Health Sciences Center, Department of Neurology in Detroit. This paper was published in the Journal of The Neurological Sciences.

In a prior series of experiments these researchers showed that injecting progesterone dissolved in DMSO…

…limited the damage caused to the brains of rodents which had undergone experimental stroke.

DMSO is a chemical which is great for helping medicines to pass through bodily tissues, including the skin.

But the safety of using DMSO, particularly injectable, is debatable.

“Treatment of focal cerebral ischemia in the rat with intraperitoneal administration of progesterone dissolved in DMSO has demonstrated therapeutic efficacy.”

Focal cerebral ischaemia is the medical name for a blood clot which has blocked a blood vessel supplying the brain.

This reduces blood flow and oxygen supply which later leads to cell death.

The area of cell death is called an infarct – and the larger the infarct, the greater the damage done to the brain by the stroke.

In these experiments, the researchers tested water-soluble progesterone in an experimental model of stroke.

This simple, progesterone injection was given 2 hours after stroke onset.

“In the present study we test whether iv administration of water soluble progesterone 2 h after the onset of middle cerebral artery occlusion provides therapeutic benefit for the treatment of stroke.”

The researchers looked at the effect of progesterone on the size of the infarct but also on the behavior and functionality of the animals a few days later.

“In addition, we perform a battery of functional tests: rotarod, adhesive-backed somatosensory, and neurological score, as well as a dose-response study.”

The study showed that DMSO is not required.

Water-soluble progesterone injections significantly decrease the amount of brain damage (volume of cerebral infarction) caused by stroke.

“The data indicate that iv administration of progesterone at a dose of 8 mg/kg significantly reduces the volume of cerebral infarction.”

The animals which received the injection of progesterone had greater functionality and normal behavior a few days later.

Showing that reducing the infarct size with progesterone pays off in real terms.

“Iv administration of progesterone at a dose of 8 mg/kg significantly improves outcome on the array of functional measures employed.”

The researchers used a number of different doses of progesterone and they seem to find the sweet spot using 8mg/kg.

Higher or lower doses of progesterone were not effective.

“Treatment with 4 mg/kg or 32 mg/kg of progesterone failed to provide any therapeutic benefit.”

Progesterone, a natural anti-inflammatory hormone…

…is one of the most promising substances for limiting stroke-induced brain damage in the hours after stroke onset.

“Progesterone, a non toxic, clinically employed, pluripotent therapeutic agent which targets both neuroprotective as well as neuroregenerative strategies, may have important therapeutic benefits for the treatment of stroke.”

You should always consult your healthcare practitioner for guidance on medical diagnosis and treatment.

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How to use progesterone for better rockiness

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I’ve come up with a special new protocol that focuses on progesterone and 2 other key supplements…

And these 3 supplements lower harmful prolactin, they lower estrogen, and they raise testosterone.

And that’s exactly what men need to enjoy good, strong erections whenever they want.

One of these 3 supplements is progesterone — and here are the other 2, with instructions on how to use them safely and effectively

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Neuroprotective effects of progesterone after transient middle cerebral artery occlusion in rathttps://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/10567046/