Weird green goo making girls horny

Can this weird goo actually make girls horny for you?

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Weird green goo making girls horny

Take a look at this mucky green goo…

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It’s a magnified image of “pond scum” that elite scientists discovered to be powerful enough to provoke LUST in women!

This ancient organism holds the scientific secret that triggers the ONE and ONLY chemical activator of female sexual desire.

Think about it…

Humans have only been around on earth for about 1 million years.

But this little sludge has existed for 800 million years.

No wonder we have more in common with it than we probably think!

Even crazier than that…

Scientists found out that when you “behave” exactly as this green goop…

It’ll be almost impossible for a woman to turn you down for sex… ever again!

So, it’s gonna be as effortless as blinking…

…and she’ll practically force herself on you every single night of the week!

Take a sneak peek here: the *behavior* that makes girls horny for you…

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Upping this one vitamin could slow down aging

Over the years I’ve come across a lot of information about the risks of zinc deficiency.

It is quite surprising how long the list of health problems caused by low zinc is.

It’s also the case that older people tend to have less zinc in their bodies.

Zinc absorption tends to decrease in many older people because digestion is weakened with age…

But we also do not eat enough zinc-containing foods – and increasing our zinc intake can have profound effects on our health.

I am not the first to notice all of this – researchers at leading American universities have been commenting on this for decades.

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This review article was carried out by researchers at Stanford and it was published in the journal Medical Hypothesis.

The paper addresses the theory that zinc deficiency (inside the cell) may be a leading cause of aging.

“A review of the literature suggests that an intracellular zinc deficiency may be the primary cause of the aging process.”

Zinc plays a large number of roles in the body.

One role that it fills is taking part in crucial enzymes called zinc-metalloenzymes.

These zinc -dependent enzymes play a central role in building and repairing the body. 

They are essential for the working of our DNA.

Without adequate zinc, our body cannot build and rebuild accurately and effectively at the DNA level.

“Zinc-metalloenzymes play an important role in many aspects of cellular metabolism including DNA replication, repair and transcription.”

This effect could be a very good description of many aspects of the aging process.

People and animals age in different ways.

The author of the article believes that these different patterns of aging may be due to how zinc deficiency affects these specific enzymes.

Zinc deficiency can lead to an accumulation of toxins, or the inability to produce proteins accurately, or cancer or cell death.

“Zinc deficiency may result in accumulation of useless (or toxic) materials, malproduction of essential proteins, a neoplastic change or cell death.”

Believe it or not, there is still quite a lot of debate about how we should assess zinc deficiency.

You see we can look at the blood levels, or hair levels, or toenail levels.

The levels of zinc inside the cell are probably the most important.

“There is no simple and reliable index of zinc status in humans and a therapeutic trial may be needed to establish zinc deficiency.”

We do know that the symptoms of zinc deficiency improve when people consume more zinc or when they improve their digestion…

…so that they absorb more of the zinc that they are already consuming.

But it is not just at the microscopic and theoretical level that we know about the problems of zinc deficiency related to aging.

I have written numerous articles about research showing that zinc is essential for:

Fertility, optimal brain function, libido, testosterone, avoiding hypertension, healthy immune function, healthy thyroid and protection against atherosclerosis.

Problems in those areas are far more common in older people – they are some of the problematic signs of aging.

It seems a safe bet to say that you require adequate zinc in order to age more slowly and healthily.

The best natural food source of zinc is oysters.

Between 4 and 6 oysters per week is enough zinc for most people…

And they also come with other nutrients which are essential cofactors for zinc.

Zinc supplements are also an option – but you need to be careful to get enough of the other cofactors alongside them.

It is particularly important to get enough copper if you are taking a zinc supplement.

—-Important Message About Eating Oysters—-

Did you know — men who eat these 6 foods shoot bigger loads and enjoy more pleasurable orgasms?

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I’ve discovered another huge benefit of eating oysters…

Oysters contain nutrients that boost semen production in men.

In fact, I’ve found 6 foods that boost semen production — and you only have to eat 1 of them.

And by boosting semen production, you’re actually unlocking longer, more pleasurable orgasms.

Sounds crazy, right? But it’s true…

Because the more semen you have, the longer it takes to travel through your penis…

…allowing you to orgasm for longer and feel more pleasure!

And you won’t believe what women think about it… (heads up: this is NSFW so watch in private)

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Matt Cook is editor-in-chief of Daily Medical Discoveries. Matt has been a full time health researcher for 26 years. ABC News interviewed Matt on sexual health issues not long ago. Matt is widely quoted on over 1,000,000 websites. He has over 300,000 daily newsletter readers. Daily Medical Discoveries finds hidden, buried or ignored medical studies through the lens of 100 years of proven science. Matt heads up the editorial team of scientists and health researchers. Each discovery is based upon primary studies from peer reviewed science sources following the Daily Medical Discoveries 7 Step Process to ensure accuracy.
Is aging inevitable? The intracellular zinc deficiency hypothesis of aginghttps://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/3517602/