What happens when you make her come in 30 seconds?

Hint: this won’t be the first time it happens…(she’ll be begging for more)

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Men are using this Orbiting Pearl technique to give a woman a huge O in 30 seconds or less

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At last — in just 30 seconds or less, you are giving her the most explosive, toe-curling orgasm she’s ever had.

“You’re amazing…do it again!” she says…

And from that moment on, she will be willing to do anything you want…

Here’s the Orbiting Pearl technique that will make her come in 30 seconds or less

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1 bite of this raises T while lowering cortisol

Cortisol is a hormone which is necessary to help regulate blood sugar and other basic bodily processes.

The body needs to have the ability to spike cortisol levels now and again to keep things in balance.

But modern lifestyles lead to the chronic overproduction of this hormone. Life stresses lead to long-term high cortisol.

High cortisol has been shown to be a major player in causing obesity and type II diabetes.

Human experiments have even shown that 1 day of elevated cortisol is enough to suppress the production of testosterone.

Hypothyroidism, poor diet, poor sleep, and psychological stress are major causes of chronically elevated cortisol.

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The human research was carried out at the Max Planck Institute for Psychiatry in Munich, Germany. The findings were published in the Journal of Clinical Endocrinology and Metabolism.

The researchers recruited normal healthy men for their experiments.

The experiments look at the effective cortisol and treatments which increase cortisol and testosterone and related hormones.

First, the researchers looked at cortisol and dexamethasone over a 26 hour period.

Dexamethasone is a treatment which is used to increase cortisol levels.

Dexamethasone is an anti-inflammatory used for arthritis and other inflammatory conditions.

“The response of plasma testosterone to oral administration of cortisol or dexamethasone was studied for 26 h in 6 groups of 12 normal adult males.”

The researchers found that cortisol or dexamethasone didn’t immediately suppress testosterone production.

But the rise in testosterone which should occur in the morning was suppressed by cortisol and dexamethasone.

“Treatment was without effect on testosterone during the day but suppressed the nocturnal rise completely.”

Enough cortisol will completely obliterate your testosterone levels – provided cortisol is elevated for a long enough period of time.

The researchers carried out some other experiments looking at cortisol treatment for a shorter period.

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This raises T while lowering cortisol

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When men have chronically high cortisol levels, they usually suffer from low libido and erections problems too.

This is because cortisol inhibits testosterone production in men.

So the more cortisol you have, the less T you have.

And that ups your risk of heart disease by a lot… not good…

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But here’s the good news…

If you can naturally raise T, you can naturally lower cortisol…

Because when testosterone is being made in the body, stress hormones automatically go down — including cortisol.

And the easiest way to naturally raise testosterone is to pop this in your mouth

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They found that short-term increases in cortisol were not as effective at suppressing the morning rise of testosterone.

“Short-term treatment with cortisol is less effective in suppressing the nocturnal rise in testosterone.”

This makes sense because the body needs to increase cortisol now and again. It’s a natural part of healthy biology.

The problem is with chronically elevated cortisol levels which are now increasingly common.

“We concluded that administration of cortisol suppresses testosterone by abolishing flattening the nocturnal rise.”

The degree of cortisol increase used in the chronic arm of this study was similar to that seen in ACTH treatment.

ACTH is a hormone which is used as a treatment for a number of different conditions.

“Administration of cortisol leading to plasma levels seen with ACTH treatment suppresses the nocturnal rise of testosterone.”

Treatments like dexamethasone and ACTH can cause low or non-existent testosterone.

“The ACTH -induced suppression of testosterone is due to an action on cortisol.”

But it’s not just these treatments which cause chronically elevated cortisol.

Low thyroid hormones cause chronically elevated cortisol.

High levels of TSH will elevate cortisol levels too – even when thyroid hormone levels are normal.

Low carbohydrate diets cause chronically elevated cortisol.

So do high-fat diets and high-protein diets.

Fasting causes elevated cortisol. Poor sleep and sleep apnea elevate cortisol too.

Over-exercising and overworking complete the list of the most common causes of chronically elevated cortisol.

If you have low testosterone you should be checked for cortisol levels.

And if your cortisol is high, you need to have your thyroid and TSH fully investigated.

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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.
Cortisol-induced suppression of plasma testosterone in normal adult maleshttps://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/956348/