(09-10-2015 11:59 AM)CleanSlate Wrote:(09-10-2015 11:13 AM)rudebwoy Wrote: Guinness beer and similar products. I am not a big drinker but I had this stout the other day called Mackessons, it made the little guy very hard. I know a lot of Caribbean men swear by these drinks, they mix it with condensed milk with a dash of nutmeg.
Hmm... sounds like something I want to try.

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(09-11-2015 09:30 PM)TripleG Wrote: I hear Revo works great as well, especially if you are in EE
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Maybe they stole GMan's trade mark?(09-13-2015 02:11 AM)fucksong Wrote: On a somewhat related note, not sure if I mentioned it here already but for older guys, check out Cryotherapy. Costs about $30 to $60 a pop. The LA Lakers, Mayweather, and Tony Robbins to name a few do it often. It's where you go inside a freezer basically, and chill out for a minute or two. Supposed to speed up recovery times, be good for arthritis, etc. Seems to jive with Wim Hof's method. I hurt my back about a month ago doing deadlifts and had a work trip to Hawaii in a few days. I didn't want to go to paradise with a fucked up back so tried it out and have to say that IMMEDIATELY AFTER getting out of the freezer, I didn't feel any pain whatsoever. It sorta creeped back after an hour but I felt perfectly fine a day or two afterwards.
(09-19-2015 05:11 AM)Zelcorpion Wrote: Just saw it in the tabloid press:
Marek Konradt (65)- he is a moderately known Polish actor is about to marry his sweetheart who is 25.
This is her dad by the way:
The media is having a bit of a go at it, because a 40 year age difference is no pittance. But the thing is that they know it's not because of money or pure fame. She comes from a well-off family and knew the actor since she was a kid personally.
Of course fame helped along, but my estimate is that a decently Alpha 55 year old can get a cute Polish 20-something 6 to commit to him while she finds him sexually attractive. He is 65 and 10 years is the fame bonus he gets, since the guy actually looks 65.
It's great to be a man indeed - also the two are not made social outcasts in Poland. Older women are of course mad at him for picking "a child".
(09-10-2015 01:45 AM)Zelcorpion Wrote:(09-10-2015 01:21 AM)RawGod Wrote: Whether it lasts is another matter, but it is certainly great for a 55+ year old like that who fucks a cute Japanese teenager.....
(09-13-2015 02:11 AM)fucksong Wrote: As for masturbation, you guys should also Youtube New Tantra. This guy who seems fruity is actually very knowledgeable about sex and one option is to masturbate UNTIL YOU ARE ABOUT TO NUT, then breathe in that energy up your spine so one can get a full body orgasm without actually ejaculating. Similar to kudalini yoga. I was only able to do this for a few weeks last year as me and my ex-gf were trying tantra where the guy doesn't orgasm and I kid you not, for the first time in my life, I felt girls checking me out despite me being in late 30s. It's like my sexual energy was just radiating.
Just an idea to be able to balance the feeling of needing to release your sexual energy.
(09-19-2015 07:53 AM)ed pluribus unum Wrote:(09-13-2015 02:11 AM)fucksong Wrote: On a somewhat related note, not sure if I mentioned it here already but for older guys, check out Cryotherapy. Costs about $30 to $60 a pop. The LA Lakers, Mayweather, and Tony Robbins to name a few do it often. It's where you go inside a freezer basically, and chill out for a minute or two. Supposed to speed up recovery times, be good for arthritis, etc. Seems to jive with Wim Hof's method. I hurt my back about a month ago doing deadlifts and had a work trip to Hawaii in a few days. I didn't want to go to paradise with a fucked up back so tried it out and have to say that IMMEDIATELY AFTER getting out of the freezer, I didn't feel any pain whatsoever. It sorta creeped back after an hour but I felt perfectly fine a day or two afterwards.
My morning routine involves cold water. I stand in the tub and dump a bucket over my head, soap and lather up, then rinse by dumping a second bucket. Canadian winters are cold, and my water pipes run beside my unheated garage, so the cold water is very cold. As soon as I can open my pool (mid-April) I take a morning dip instead, and go right through til late October (50F is about my cut-off temp).
I got the idea from here: http://www.systemanorway.com/default.asp?iId=GFHFGE
You know those winter mornings where you wake up feeling cold and shivery? I feel much warmer after the cold water than if I had taken a hot shower. I don't get colds in the winter anymore, and I really do enjoy the sensation that he describes of anticipating the challenge of dumping ice water over your head.
(09-19-2015 10:38 AM)reco2100 Wrote: ...
One of the things she said was that always use heat on a problem area not cold. She was very insistent on this. And when I look at the cold water dousing it seems to go in the opposite way. I am trying to understand how these two methods can be correct at the same time? Maybe heat for a specific injury to heal it, and cold as an overall daily health routine? I don't know. Do you have any thoughts on this?
(09-19-2015 02:02 PM)MikeS Wrote:(09-19-2015 10:38 AM)reco2100 Wrote: ...
One of the things she said was that always use heat on a problem area not cold. She was very insistent on this. And when I look at the cold water dousing it seems to go in the opposite way. I am trying to understand how these two methods can be correct at the same time? Maybe heat for a specific injury to heal it, and cold as an overall daily health routine? I don't know. Do you have any thoughts on this?
Did she define what she meant by problem area? Conventional wisdom is to - broadly speaking - use cold for sprains, bruises and the like, while you use localized heat to draw white blood cells to infected areas.
(09-19-2015 08:08 PM)rudebwoy Wrote: Do you guys find you have to spend more time grooming?
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(09-21-2015 11:35 AM)robreke Wrote: This stuff has helped me. West Coast HGH creme. It's like a moisturizing cream that presumably helps your body secrete more of its own hgh. I've noticed things like a smoother face, a little better hair and a bit more energy after about a week.
It'll be interesting to see what it's like after a few months. I probably wouldn't consider it unless I was at least 35 or older. Many chiropractors sell it, you just have to search around. I'm sure different people would get different results.
(09-21-2015 05:15 PM)robreke Wrote: ^By better hair, I mean it seems less limp with a little more body. To be fair, I've been using a new shampoo on and off also which could be the hair thing.
As far as the increased energy, the answer is I know my body. I've always been quick to respond to vitamin supplements and am kind of sensitive to such things. If my body is going to respond to something like a supplement or vitamins, it always happens quickly. Another thing I'll add, is within just a few days, I was having more vivid dreams most nights. I think this was from the cream also.
I would guess most people probably wouldn't see results this quick , or maybe for a long time, as like I said, I'm more sensitive to these things than most people.
With an hgh 'secretogue' such as this cream, what you're doing is helping your own body create more hgh itself. You're restoring it to higher ( more youthful ) levels. I don't see how this could hurt T levels. I'm not taking hgh shots or using foreign hgh, the cream stimulates my body to produce more of it's own. At least that's what the claim is and those are my experiences.
It's absolutely possible that it may be much less effective or not even work for other people.
(10-01-2015 10:31 AM)ColSpanker Wrote: Word. I've had to have three teeth pulled in last two years because of all the time I spent doing martial arts ten years ago. What really pissed me off was these teeth already had root canals done on them, dammit. All that money for ten extra years. Eff me. I was stupid and didn't wear a mouth guard in those days. Lesson learned too late.
(08-17-2015 05:11 PM)NCS Wrote:(08-17-2015 01:58 PM)Menace Wrote: Also, TRT TRT TRT.
yes, no question. But be sure to take this on smartly, there are many issues that you need to be up to speed at, else its like any other drug that you might take with no idea how its going to fuck up your body.
If you are considering TRT then step 1 is to get blood work done to see what your numbers are right now. You can do this cheaply away from your insurance via privatemdlabs.com for $47 just to get your T numbers alone. And here is a %15 off coupon code: PKCR45.
You pay via their website using the discount code after selecting the tests you want. They send you a pdf of a lab slip that you print off your computer and take to a LabCorp lab for blood draw, get the draw, go home. 24-48 hrs later you get the lab results by email in pdf. I've used it a few times, couldn't be easier and you are dealing with a real lab just like you would if your doc told you to get some blood work done.
Just "Total T" is the bare minimum, if you are serious about going down this path then E2, LH, and other markers are good to get tested for an monitor as well.
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