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Originally Posted by mrsD
I really don't think experimenting with this herb is a good idea.
1) You may find that you develop a tolerance to its pain relieving properties and/or it may stop working.
2) This testosterone stimulation is not going to be good for the women here.
3) Elevations in testosterone in males, (like the patches and gels on RX in this country) have shown heart attack side effects, and stroke risks. There are malpractice attorneys working on suing the drug manufacturers for this, as it is not rare. There are no longer RX TV ads for these products here too.
4) There is no accurate data on other effects of this herb...so
I would not recommend it here for posters to experiment with.
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Mrs D.
Living with a low libido and the effect on my relationship and living with extra pain is also not a good idea
How does adding a herb to an already dangerous cocktail of drugs make it all of sudden more dangerous?
I'm in no way suicidal but if this herb struck me down then I it would not bother me, however years of drug cocktails have not, so I seriously doubt a plant will ☺
05-24-2017, 07:57 AM
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