Pomegranate juice a herbal Viagra?

Take more pomegranate juice to increase your jizz

Sellers of pomegranate juice have been touting it's "wonderfulness" a bit too strongly. POM Wonderful's Web site hypes studies saying consumers who drink the juice experience more erections, lower blood pressure and cholesterol, and better chances of fighting off prostate cancer.



You may have heard of this amazing fruit which has just burst onto the internet and into the national media. Pomegranate has 70% ellagic which was recently considered by The Sun Newspaper to be 'natures natural viagra'. Its producers have even tried to market it to men looking for bigger ejaculations and harder erections.

Besides giving you a boost in bed pomegranate juice have also been known to reduce the risk of cardiovascular disease.

Adam Pritchard knows he is punching above his weight. On the supermarket shelves his Pomegreat fruit juice sits alongside products from the major players such as Del Monte. "We are doing a lot of work with a university in Glasgow. There are some significant heart health benefits but also weight benefits," says Pritchard.

For men whom are looking for a bedroom booster check out Performer5 which includes pomegranate juice and is billed as a favorite male porn-star's pick-me-up to enable them to shoot loads of jizz on screen.

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Increasing your ropes during orgasm

Broccoli may just be the right medicine to increase your ejaculation "ropes"

Lost that earth-shattering orgasm you had when you were younger? Too little ejaculate during orgasm to satisfy your partner? Broccoli may just be the stuff you need for more explosive orgasms!



Broccoli may indeed increase your "ropes." There's no way to tell if it would work on the general public, however, without doing a special kind of study called the "double blind, placebo controlled trial." To answer a medical question like "does broccoli increase splooge volume," you'd have to choose two groups of people who are matched in every way imaginable. You'd then give one group broccoli in capsules (so they didn't know what they were taking), and give the other group an inert substance in identical capsules.

The key to a successful study is that neither the researchers nor the patients know which one they're taking. You'd then have them masturbate into a cup and measure the volume of the ejaculate. Maybe you'd have them do it 10 times and average the volume. After all this was done, you'd "decode" the study and find out who took placebo and who took broccoli. If the broccoli group had a statistically higher amount of jizz than the placebo group, then you've gone a long way toward proving your hypothesis.

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