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—-Important Message From Lawrence Lanoff—-
This one word wakes up her naughty side
Hey, Lawrence here, and this “wake up her naughty side” word is very, very powerful for both single or married guys…
…because this naughty word opens up a sexual buffet of sweaty, amazing intensity that you thought women only faked in “those” movies.
If you’re single, no more faking the “dance” of dating anymore.
And if you’re married, no more listening to excuses like “I’m tired” or “I have a headache.”
With this specific “naughty” word, you can access her deepest, most secret sexual desires just by whispering a few seemingly innocent words in her ear…
So what is the word?
Well, I’ve already told you…Can you find it?
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Why men are drinking Turkish coffee after meals
Have you ever heard of Turkish coffee before?
For many centuries, Turkish coffee has traditionally been drunk after meals.
And here’s why…
…coffee is a great digestive aid.
Indigestion, bloating, and digestive problems are scourges of humanity.
They can ruin your whole day and mood and lead to more severe problems.
But do you know the root cause?
Low stomach acid.
You know the heaviness after those meals, the feeling of not being able to digest, even HEARTBURN.
It’s all because of low stomach acid, aka hypochlorhydria.
Stomach acid helps your body to break down, digest, and absorb nutrients such as protein.
It also eliminates bacteria and viruses in the stomach, protecting your body from infection.
When that gets low, the digestive system goes out of whack.
The leading causes of low stomach acid are
- Age: Hypochlorhydria is common as you get older, especially after 65.
- Stress: Chronic stress decreases the secretion of stomach acid.
- Vitamin-Mineral deficiencies: Some deficiencies can cause this, for example, Zinc and B Vitamins.
- H. pylori Infection: This bug is notorious for reducing stomach acid significantly.
- Treatments: Antacids and PPIs are known to reduce stomach acid.
But these symptoms can take time to detect and heal.
That’s why people were looking for other easy and practical ways.
This is exactly why coffee is traditionally drunk after meals.
Ancient people knew there was something to drinking coffee for digestion.
And this, of course, intrigued researchers.
This human study was carried out at the University of British Columbia, Canada. It was published in the Scandinavian Journal of Gastroenterology.
The primary active compound in coffee is caffeine…
…and also the most sought-after.
It is a known stimulant for the nervous and gastrointestinal systems.
Therefore, the researchers of this study conducted an experiment to assess the effects of this stimulant on stomach acid secretion.
They chose 4 volunteers.
Of these volunteers, 2 were male, and 2 were female.
In addition, 2 of them were regular coffee drinkers, and the other 2 were not.
The participants were given caffeine intravenously at regular intervals.
Then they measured plasma caffeine levels and gastric secretion over the course of a day.
“Gastric secretion was collected continuously throughout each experiment, using low-pressure suction and measured at 15- minute intervals.”
The results indeed confirmed the tradition of after-dinner coffee.
As can be seen in the graph above…
…the secretion of stomach acid and pepsin – an enzyme produced by the stomach for protein digestion…
…increased significantly as caffeine levels in the blood increased.
“It was concluded that both acid and pepsin secretion are stimulated by intravenous caffeine administration, but that acid output is stimulated to a greater degree than pepsin output.”
At the highest level of caffeine in the blood (20mg/liter), the rate of increase of these secretions was 44%.
“At a plasma caffeine level of about 20 mg/liter the maximal acid response was obtained, which corresponded to 44y0 of the pentagastrin-stimulated maximal output.”
This rate was achieved with 160mg of caffeine per hour.
“The threshold for both acid and pepsin secretion was found with an infusion of 160 mg caffeine benzoate per hour.”
The researchers also measured that participants were able to reach this caffeine level in the blood by drinking 4-5 cups of coffee over a period of time.
“Drinking two cups of coffee every two hours was shown to produce a steady rise in the plasma caffeine concentration. Four to five cups of coffee consumed over 4 to 5 hours produced a similar plasma caffeine level. “
They also mentioned that after this point, the increase in stomach acid came to a halt.
“Tests performed on two of the subjects in which higher doses of caffeine were employed failed to produce a further increase in acid output.”
There is something to ancient methods.
And coffee is one of the most mysterious among them.
If you suffer from digestive problems, you can try drinking coffee.
The benefits of coffee to the digestive system are not limited to increased acid production.
Coffee also stimulates the production of bile acids and speeds digestion through the colon.
But don’t forget that there are tricks to drinking coffee, which I have explained in previous newsletters.
You should drink coffee when you are properly nourished. Otherwise, it can cause a stress response.
For more detailed information on that, I recommend you take a look at my previous newsletters.
—-Important Message—-
Imagine that you’re a caveman, and you have your eyes on a nubile young woman who’s all ripe curves and bare flesh…
As soon as you see her, your body knows it’s time to plant your seed…
So your body starts flooding your system with testosterone, DHT, and all the rest surging through you….
Priming you for carnal lovemaking.
Getting you ready for what nature intends.
Like with puberty, where suddenly your body is flooded with testosterone and other hormones…
Hormones that make men horny at the mere sight of a naked woman…
And all of a sudden you’re ready to go for 30 minutes or longer…
But here’s the problem…
Studies show that these hormones that prime men for sex decline when a man hits 40 or 50…
And a man loses this caveman instinct for intercourse.
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