Sex Power

Testimonials 3

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Jimbo, North Carolina
ProCalisX has made my sex life very interesting. I’m even trying some tips you’ve got on your website. They’re cool too.

Nigel Shaeffer, California
ProCalisX is a very different product. It is great for sex and doesn’t cost so much either.

Shannon Gore, Boston
Because of ProCalisX, I’m a lot more active in bed than I used to be.

Johnny Claw, Dover
Earlier I used to cum within seconds, and my wife was always unsatisfied and upset with me. ProCalisX has helped me a great deal. We’re both happy with our sex now.

How to make her Orgasm

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Always remember that women are capable of multiple orgasms. Your penis is going to give her either just one or less (half-baked orgasm). Some women find it difficult to orgasm from genital intercourse alone. It is important that you know and understand that she is almost always going to take more time to get aroused and satisfied than you are.

Clitoral massage (Clittage)
Continuous clitoral stimulation is the key to orgasm for all women. Clittage during intercourse also makes women come as easily as men. Here’s how you go about doing this:

Continuous clitoral stimulation is the key to orgasm for all women. Clittage during intercourse also makes women come as easily as men. Here’s how you go about doing this:

Apply some water-based lube to your fingers.
Find the right spot. Explore her GENTLY. Her moans will tell you when you get there
Move the clitoral tip back and forth in short, quick strokes. Use upward, downward and circular motions. Vibrate the tip. But DON’T press it! This is the most sensitive part of her body you’re touching!
Don't stop till you feel that shudder. She might push you away… but that’s not rejection! It means you’ve taken her exactly where she wanted to go.

Cunnilingus The tongue is great for stimulating the clitoral tip. Find that golden spot with the tip of your tongue and stroke
it, gently and erotically. Stay there and keep going till she’s had several orgasms on the tip of your tongue.

Stroking the Orgasmic Crescent
The clitoris and G-Spot together make up the orgasmic crescent in a woman, equivalent to a man's penis. Follow these
simple steps:

Stimulate the tip of the clitoris with your fingers or tongue.
Find her G-Spot. When erect with clitoral stimulation, the G-Spot makes the upper wall of the vagina bulge out. Insert two fingers about 2 inches inside the vagina and press against the vaginal wall.
Stroke the G-Spot with a gentle wiggly motion or by thrusting them towards the upper wall.
Stroking the clitoris and G-Spot together at the same time can give a woman strong thunderclap orgasms.

Clittage Intercourse
Clittage makes intercourse as orgasmic for women as it is for men. You will need to use your hands and your penis. Follow these simple steps:

Stimulate her clitoris with your fingers.
Point your penis toward the upper vaginal wall and stroke the G-Spot with short strokes. With a full erection, a woman's cervix lifts up and opens up the end of the vagina. The head of the penis slips into the cul-de-sac.
Press the head of the penis against the cul-de-sac to produce powerful orgasms in her.

Vibrator Intercourse
A vibrator and a dildo or penis together is a surefire orgasm-producer. Do clittage with a plug-in vibrator or wand and stroke the G-Spot and cul-de-sac with a dildo or your penis. But be careful, and use lube.

The DON’Ts while you’re in bed

DON'T criticize
DON'T mention other women
DON'T push her head down
DON'T talk about work
DON'T ask why she's taking so long
DON'T ask her if she came
DON'T attempt sex while she's asleep
DON'T try anal sex without her permission
DON'T put her in ludicrous positions
DON'T scratch yourself, belch or fart
DON'T ask if you're bigger and better than her other boyfriends
DON'T fall asleep after 10 seconds
DON'T jump in the shower right after
DON'T make her sleep in the wet spot
DON'T say "I love you", unless you mean it

Being Good In Bed (The aftermath of Foreplay)

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Being good in bed is a skill that will only develop with time, but first you must let your fear of failure get out of the way. The most important thing you need to know about being good in bed is that it's not really very complicated at all. This is a skill that feeds on its own success, in other words, practice makes perfect, as you’ve read a hundred times from us already. The first 90% percent of being good in bed consists of learning how to have basic sexual satisfaction with your partner and the fancy stuff, really the last 10% of the experience, will follow. A few simple techniques and the right attitude will get you there quite easily. So begin with confidence.

It is very important to remember that joy and satisfaction, of BOTH partners are the prime goals of sexual intercourse. So be generous to your partner and the satisfaction you give her will come back to you. However, there are a few things you need to remember.

Under ordinary circumstances, based on physiology, she can have multiple orgasms in fairly rapid successions, while you can't. She will take more time to warm up to the point where a really satisfying orgasm is possible than you will. Her response will vary in subtler and less predictable ways than yours. These three differences set your basic strategy, if you’d dare to call it that. The two basic things you need to do to be a good lover are to be slow and steady, and to pay her some good attention.

The classic worst case scenario that is likely to happen is for you to jump on your woman, rush her through foreplay, enter her without any preamble, and to go on to orgasm before she even knows what hit her. She most probably won’t feel a thing. And unfortunately for you, women talk!

So first, take it slow! If she wants you to speed up, she will tell you so by herself. If, however, you don’t get a proper response, ask her how she likes what you're doing. The message that you want to please her will get through, and she’ll just start to melt. Respond to everything she does to you; it will encourage her to give you more. The worst feeling one can have during sexual intercourse, is the feeling of loneliness. Don’t do it to her, and she most certainly will not do it to you.

So paying attention and slowing down is still a great idea after penetration as it was before you plunged in. There are various techniques for slowing down, one of them being to thrust deep and then just freeze altogether for a few seconds. If your partner likes deep penetration, this will drive her crazy, and you'll score a few precious brownie points. However, if you’re built large, be careful with all that thrusting… You don’t want her writhing in pain instead of a shuddering orgasm. If you can pace things so you let go just after she begins to climax (that trusted shudder), you’ve succeeded in achieving a good mutual orgasm. Joining in harmony with her cries of ecstasy is quite good manners at this point. She'll feel appreciated. However, don’t fake it!

Foreplay

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Foreplay is a fundamental part of the whole lovemaking experience. Long and sensual foreplay before intercourse leads to the best sexual satisfaction. A more attentive form of foreplay will always bring increased pleasure to both partners, and make any sexual experience more satisfying. Both partners need an extra little to get fully aroused and achieve maximum pleasure. The man usually needs to extend foreplay to get an erection and the woman will usually need the same to be well lubricated. You cannot really define foreplay. It is certainly not about pressing the right buttons in the right order. It is about understanding what excites your partner and applying that understanding which makes the entire experience pleasurable.

Foreplay includes a range of activities such as undressing, kissing, petting, and oral sex; but you can undoubtedly improvise on your own. Sensitive foreplay is extremely important to good sex because it will help both partners enjoy sexual intercourse better. Most woman need prolonged stimulation in order to reach a complete arousal, and foreplay usually provides them with the required stimulation.

Another reason foreplay is important is for the learning experience. Foreplay is the perfect time to spend understanding your partners likes. Remember that only communication can help you understand what is required to improve, and that practice indeed makes perfect! Don't shy away from lack of knowledge. You may ask for feedback and also give your own. Both partners gain from good communication during foreplay and lovemaking. You may even show or guide your partner in the direction you want, encouraging them to do the same.

Some great tips for good foreplay

Never presume anything about women when it comes to sex. Play it safe at first. If she likes anything kinky, she’ll let you know, but don’t make assumptions on your own. You might find something hot, but chances are she might find it absolutely appalling.

Set a good ambience for both of you. Once the mood is right, take the time to undress each other slowly and deliberately, because the act of removing your partner's clothes can be an important part of successful foreplay. Many find that undressing stimulates and intensifies the feeling, and increases the eroticism.

Always kiss her first. Kissing is the best way to get her in tune to your mood, so make it long, passionate and imaginative. Hold her face in your hands, play with her hair... Be romantic! Women particularly enjoy kissing and nibbling attention to the neck, ears and shoulders. The inner surfaces of arms and legs are also sensitive places you can gently explore.

Tonguing and French kissing are both great, but don't jam your tongue down her throat so deep that she gags. Be more sensuous, and she’ll love it!

Nibble! Nibble! Nibble! ALL women like to be nibbled... Everywhere!

Whisper sweet nothings into her ears, it really works. Women love to hear how sexy they are (almost all the time). If she likes to hear you talk dirty, give it to her. Let her know how much she turns you on. Tell her how beautiful she is.

Don't pressure her. Unless she's into domination, getting snappy with her is not going to arouse her. Take your time and don’t get frustrated.

Touching is very important. Hold her as close to you as possible; gently hold your nose, chest, abdomen or hip against hers. She may seem shy, but she will love every bit of it. However, make sure you’re not suffocating or stifling her with your weight.

Pay close attention to the way her breathing and muscle tension change as you touch different parts of her body in different ways. That’s her subconscious way of telling you what she likes, so you can do more of it. Try different levels of pressure from light to very firm.

Nipple biting, chewing and suckling are not turn-ons for a majority of the women. Use your tongue to flick her nipples and the areolar region. If you simply must bite, then take her nipple between your teeth and tug at it very gently. And while you’re at it, be sensitive to her moans.

Women love cunnilingus, but only if it's done well. You should be excited about doing it, otherwise don’t do it just for the heck of it. Start with your fingers and then progress to the tongue. Focus on the whole mound, not just the Golden Spot and use variations. Don't just stick your finger in her vagina and wiggle it, you can use your other hand to caress her thighs, butt and breasts. Also, be aware of your facial stubble and sharp nails that might cause her any discomfort.

Be courteous during fellatio. Most women don't like it when you grab their head or hair and shove it in your crotch. Don't slam yourself down her throat like a battering ram; you’ll only succeed in making her sick. Let her know when you're about to cum; some women don’t like such kind of surprises. Even though many women love to swallow, give her the option of choosing whether or not she wants to. Don't cum on her face or in her hair.

Use sex toys or any other props at your discretion, only if it’s a mutual turn-on. When everything’s going on very well, the last thing you would want to see is the look of horror on her face.

Women love to be rubbed and massaged erotically. Use warm scented oils once in a while. Work your fingers into her flesh and spend a little extra time on the lower back. Women have sensitive feet which tire easily. A foot massage is a fabulous way to get her to relax and arouse her at the same time.

Remember to prolong the foreplay with more kissing and caressing. Caressing her makes her feel very special, so do it every time one or both of your hands are free.

The health benefits of Sex

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Overall, sex is known to promote physical, psychological and sexual health. Most of us are aware of the feel-good benefits of sex while we’re engaged in it, but there indeed are benefits which don’t show up as neon signs, but have been surveyed and researched upon. It is good to know the benefits that Sex can bring.

Good overall fitness
Sexual intercourse burns approximately 150 calories off your body per half hour. During sex, the average person maintains his/ her heart rate above 70% of the maximum. In other words, sexual intercourse can pretty much compare to a great workout session. Regular sexual activity seems to be a pleasurable way to maintain a healthy body weight.

Improved blood circulation
Sex helps to increase blood flow to your brain and to all other parts of your body. Increased heart rate and deep breathing accounts for the improvement in vascular circulation. As the used blood is cleansed, waste products that cause illness and fatigue are removed.

Longer lifespan
The hormone DHEA promotes sexual excitement and increases in response to arousal. DHEA is considered to be an extremely powerful and important chemical. It helps to balance the immune system, improve cognition and promote bone growth. It maintains healthy tissues, thus keeping your skin supple and healthy. It may also contribute to cardiovascular health and even function as antidepressant.

Stress reduction and relaxation
Some people having frequent sex have reported that they are capable of handling stress better than otherwise. The intense relaxation that usually follows lovemaking may be one of the few times people actually allow themselves to completely surrender and let go. Many indicate that they sleep more deeply and restfully after satisfying sexual intercourse.

Reduced risk of heart disease
It is observed that having sex 3-4 times a week cuts the risk of heart attacks/ strokes in half, for men. Sex helps in maintaining a healthier HDL/LDL (good/bad) cholesterol balance.

Reduced depression
Sperms contain a male sex hormone called Prostaglandin, which when absorbed in the female reproductive system, helps to regulate female hormones maintaining a balance and decreasing depression and mood swings.

Healthy prostate
The prostate gland and the seminal vesicles concentrate Zinc, Calcium and other minerals up to 600 times to produce seminal fluid. Unfortunately this would mean that any carcinogens in the blood would also be concentrated to this amount. Ejaculation removes the concentrated carcinogens rather than allowing them to cluster and cause damage.

Pain Relief
The endorphins released immediately after orgasm are natural pain killer equivalents that remain active in the body for several hours after climax. Sex also produces more estrogen in females, which helps to reduce monthly PMS discomfort.

Improved immunity
People who have sexual intercourse once or twice a week have reportedly shown higher amounts of the antibody Immunoglobulin A, thus boosting the immune system.

Better bladder control
The muscles used during sex are the same ones you use to control your bladder. So more sex, better bladder control!

Improved sense of smell
A hormone produced after sex – Prolactin - stimulates the olfactory nerve (the center for smell). This increases the perception of olfaction and leads to an improved sense of smell.

Nicer teeth
This sounds cheesy, but it’s true.. For women who like ‘going down’, seminal fluid contains Zinc, Calcium and minerals that slow down tooth decay!

Sexual Health:Part 5

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Sexually Transmitted Diseases

Sexually transmitted diseases (STD) are another major concern for sexually active adults, apart from unwanted pregnancy. Also known as sexually transmissible diseases, sexually transmitted infections (STIs) or venereal diseases (VD) or social diseases, these are infections have a significant probability of transmission between humans by means of sexual contact, vaginal intercourse, oral sex, and/or anal sex.

Especially when participating in sexual activities with a new partner it is absolutely crucial to use some form of protection that will help minimize the likelihood of contracting an STD. If you have any symptoms that are described in this section, or if you believe you might have contracted a sexually transmitted disease, please see a physician immediately. Your physician will be able to diagnose your condition, give you accurate information, and prescribe the correct medication to deal your problem.

The United States has the highest rates of STDs in the developed world. An estimated 15.3 million new cases of STDs are reported each year in the US alone. In comparison with men, women suffer more frequent and more severe complications from STDs.

STDs and their symptoms:

If you develop symptoms of a sexually transmitted disease (STD), it is important to be evaluated by a health professional soon after your symptoms start.

Symptoms of an STD include:

Painful urination
Cloudy urine
Abnormal discharge from the penis
Itching, tingling, pain, or burning of the genitals
Sores, lumps, blisters, rashes, or warts on / around the genitals
Crusting at the tip of the penis
Epididymitis (pain, swelling/ tenderness in the scrotum)
Prostatitis (deep pelvic ache)
Fever

Painful urination is very often the first symptom and may also be the only one to manifest.

Many STD symptoms tend to go away or change in a while. This does not mean that the disease has gone away. A delay in being evaluated may lead to a more serious illness.

Note: If you suspect you may have symptoms of an STD, it is not advisable to have sexual contact or activity till it has been diagnosed and treated. This will reduce the possible spread of infection to your sexual partner.

Sexual Health:Part 4

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Contraception

Vaginal intercourse is a magnificent and stimulating experience for both partners, if performed properly. However, an unwanted pregnancy can be an absolutely distressing experience, for both the man and the woman. It is thus a wise thing to consider the various forms of birth control available, with your partner. You must mutually choose a method that will protect you both. Never simply assume that contraception is being taken care of by your partner.

Common methods of Contraception

Abstinence: Abstinence is the decision to abstain from sexual intercourse. This does not mean to abstain from all sexual contact, just vaginal intercourse.

Condoms (for men): A condom is a thin rubber sheath which fits over the erect penis of the man just prior to intercourse. The man ejaculates into the condom, thus preventing sperm from entering the vagina.

Female Condoms: A female condom (thin rubber tube with polyurethane rings at both ends) has only one end open and the ring at the closed end is to make insertion easier and to ensure that the condom does not fall out during intercourse. The man ejaculates into the condom, which prevents sperms from entering the female reproductive tract.

Ovulation method: The Cervical Mucous produced near ovulation (fertility sign) is necessary for sperm migration and nourishment and is only present for a week or so every cycle. Outside this fertile time span you can engage in sexual intercourse with complete spontaneity and very low risk of pregnancy.

Birth Control Pill: These pills act to produce changes in the uterus making it inhospitable for implantation of an egg and difficult for sperms to move anywhere in the female reproductive system.

The Morning-After Pill: This is a high-dose combination of the female hormones estrogen and progestin. This form of contraception should only be used in an emergency case for women who have had unprotected intercourse or when the chosen contraception has failed.

Diaphragm and Cervical Cap: The diaphragm (soft rubber dome) and Cervical Cap (thimble-shaped latex cap) are both used in the same manner, by placing inside the vagina, over the cervix. Spermicidal jelly or cream is held in both against the cervix. This kills all sperms as they try to reach the uterus.

Intrauterine Device – IUD: This is a small T-shaped device, with a string at the base of the T, inserted into the uterine cavity. A copper IUD can remain in place for up to 10 years.

Progestin Implant: This implant system consists of small capsules made of plastic tubing, which are filled with a synthetic Progestin. It works by thickening cervical mucous and changing the endometrium lining of the uterus. These can provide contraception for up to five years.

Vaginal Spermicides: A spermicide is a chemical that kills sperms.

The Shot: Injectable contraceptives of the hormones estrogen and progestin work by suppressing ovulation, the same way as Progestin implants.

Vasectomy: A vasectomy is the surgery for male sterilization. It stops the sperms from being able to move from the testes to the penis.

Withdrawal: The withdrawal method involves the man to withdraw his penis before he ejaculates. If the man neglects to do this carefully and in time, this method will certainly fail.

Sexual Health:Part 3

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Fitness

Who doesn’t want to be fit?! We have a reservoir of excuses to procrastinate and put fitness into tomorrow’s agenda, but all you’re doing is accumulating weight and simply living in denial. You have to muster up all that willpower that’s lurking in the shadows, take off that mental block and incorporate fitness into your daily routine. Once you begin, you’ll get used to it, and your body will show the benefits.

Self-esteem and confidence is part of the fitness package and you’ll notice that it makes you more desirable to the fairer sex as well. Generally men between the ages of 30 and 50 gain one pound per year, and where does it all go? Straight to the waist! Cracking jokes on your sign of prosperity is not going to make you better presentable. A general aerobics workout should help you keep your bulging waistline tucked in well out of sight. Start with a 20-30 minute workout thrice a week, and increase it gradually to 30-40 minutes 4-6 days a week.

Some easy, healthy and effective tips for fitness:
NOTE: You should consult your physician before beginning any new fitness plan. Choose activities that you would ENJOY.

Set realistic weight loss goals. You’re not going to be very healthy if you somehow want to lose 5 kgs every week!
Eat more fruit. You’ll feel much lighter.
Don’t overdo the salt! You don’t need a heap of salt to get your food to TASTE.
Drink more water. Can’t stress that enough.
Walk, Walk, Walk! If you can't last through an entire 30 minute walk, commit to three 10 minute walk sessions anytime during the day.
Fry less, bake/broil more. All that extra oil will cost your body dearly.
Do 5 sit-ups each morning. Five are enough if you do them religiously.
Do NOT skip breakfast. It’s the most important meal in the day.
Maintain a journal. Compete with your own fitness regime.
Jump rope.
Ride a bike.
Invest in a Personal Trainer. So you know if you’re on the right track.
Believe in yourself. And you’ll get there eventually.

Join a fitness center ONLY if you can commit to going at least 3 days per week.

Sexual Health:Part 2

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Diet

You are what you eat. Good sexual health begins with a good diet. Believe it or not, there are some dos and don’ts, which are pretty easy to follow, if you want to keep up with your sexual urges.

"DOs" - Here’s a list of the best foods for better sexual functioning:

Vitamin B1 - Beans, peas, lentils, raw nuts, yogurt, brown rice, whole grain flour, pork
Niacin - Brewer's yeast, peanuts, beetroot, swordfish, salmon, tuna, pork
Vitamin B6 - Sunflower seeds, lentils, bananas, carrots, avocados, eggs tuna, shrimp
Folic acid - Chick peas, lentils, green leafy vegetables, citrus fruits, cheese, tuna, salmon
Vitamin C - Citrus fruits, green leafy vegetables, tomatoes
Vitamin E - Raw nuts, seeds, wheat germ, spinach, egg yolks, oils
Beta carotene - Fruits and vegetables which are yellow and red in color
Zinc - Beans, peas, lentils, sunflower seeds, spinach, pumpkin, molasses, oysters, turkey, beef, pork
Selenium - Brewer's yeast, whole grains

"DON'Ts" - Foods to avoid:

Excessive alcohol and caffeine - These tend to constrict blood vessels and impair circulation which is very important for proper sexual functioning.

Nicotine from cigarette smoking – Smoking is known to affect sperm count adversely.

Certain medications (please consult your doctor) tend to impede sexual performance.

Stay away from sugar, food additives, preservatives and processed food. Learn to have things like chocolate, soft drinks, candy, coffee, frozen dinners, doughnuts, pastries in moderation. Refrain from bingeing on things you know are bad for your health.

Nutritional solutions for sexual problems:

Premature Ejaculation
Recent studies have shown that high blood histamine levels are associated with premature ejaculation. Calcium and Methionine (an amino acid) lower the histamine levels in the blood.

Impotence
Impotence has often been associated with deficiencies in trace minerals such as Magnesium, or Zinc. Zinc is vitally important to the male reproductive system; it is required for the production of testosterone and proper functioning of the prostate gland.

L-arginine, the precursor of Nitric oxide, is recommended for improving blood flow to the penis for better erections. This amino acid is found in protein rich foods such as chicken, beef and turkey.

NOTE: Foods that contain high levels of L-arginine are NOT recommended for anyone who has the Herpes virus, as these foods have been shown to hasten outbreaks of Herpes.

Sexual Health:Part 1

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Keep your body healthy at all times. You’ll see how much of a difference it makes to your sex life. Time to cut back on those vices.

Quit smoking
There are many other things that cigarettes can do apart from lung cancer. Smoking decreases your sperm counts.
No Marijuana
In men, the long-term use of Marijuana may lead to a decrease in testosterone levels and lower sperm counts. It also puts a damper on your sexual satisfaction.
Cut down on the booze
Chronic alcohol abuse damages your reproductive system, which reduces your ability to produce normally-formed sperm cells.
You are what you eat
Don’t compromise on your nutrients because your sperm count WILL suffer.
Snooze when you must
Maintaining good sleeping habits are essential for enhancing your mood which will obviously reflect as a good roll in the sack.
BRIEF abstinences from sex
Brief periods of sexual restraint (3-6 days) increase both the volume and potency of semen. You’ll just have to figure out the interval that suits you best. On the other hand, prolonged abstinence results in a higher volume of older sperm that exhibit decreased mobility.
Don’t burn yourself out
An overly-strenuous workout can lead to an excess build up of heat around the testicles, giving you another potential cause for sperm count reduction.
Chill!
Avoid tight underwear, jockey shorts and jogging pants. Also avoid hot tubs, hot baths, saunas, or hot work environments.
Bite into a lemon wedge or something
Low levels of Vitamin C may cause your sperm to clump together.
Don’t get too inquisitive
Stay clear of environmental poisons and hazards, including pesticides, insecticides, lead, ionizing radiation, heavy metals and toxic chemicals.
Drink lots of water!
150 - 200oz of pure bottled water everyday does wonders to your overall health. Water is a great cleansing agent and the good habit of drinking lots of it everyday helps you detoxify your body.

Erectile Dysfunction Diagnosis&Treatment

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A preliminary investigation is conducted to determine the origin of the erectile dysfunction. Your physician will ask you a
series of questions related to your medical history, lifestyle and even emotional wellbeing. It is important that you answer
these questions carefully and without being embarrassed about them.

Blood tests: Male hormone levels are measured and tests are conducted to eliminate diseases such as diabetes from the
list of potential causes.

Penile nerve function: Physical tests are performed to determine sufficient nerve sensation in the penis.

Ultrasonography: Duplex ultrasound is used to assess the adequacy of arterial circulation in the genital area.

Nocturnal Penile Tumescence (NPT): Various methods are used to measure changes in penile rigidity and girth
during nocturnal erections.

Cavernosometry: This test measures vascular pressure in the penis.

Treatment and care

Your doctor or other healthcare professional will suggest several treatment options for your problem, depending on its severity.

Oral Medication (prescription): Oral medications such as Viagra, Cialis and Levitra are used in the treatment of ED.
The currently available oral medications are called PDE5 inhibitors, which work to restore a normal system of blood flow in
the penis so that an erection can be achieved upon stimulation. However, these are usually accompanied by long lists of
possible nasty side effects.

Oral Medication (herbal remedies): These are supplements that might be taken before sexual activity to improve
erectile function. Usually, herbal supplements like ProCalisX are a combination of herbs, vitamins and minerals that are
risk-free and do not involve any side effects.

Sex Counseling: Consulting a trained counselor, psychologist or psychiatrist may help you identify, understand and deal
with your sexual distress.

Penile Injection Therapy: Shortly before sexual activity, the patient injects a medication that increases blood flow to the
penis.

Intraurethral Therapy: Pellets of a medication that increases blood flow are inserted into the urethra (through which
urine flows out).

Vacuum Therapy: A vacuum device is used to cause blood to flow into the penis and a constriction ring is placed at its
base to maintain the erection.

Penile Implant Surgery: This is a device that is surgically inserted into the penis and used when there is a desire for
sexual intercourse.

Before starting any medication for ED, it may be advisable to make some simple changes to your daily routine. Your doctor or healthcare professional may recommend and help you follow a few of these:

Exercise
Diet
Stress management
Quit smoking
Reduce alcohol intake

Causes of Erectile Dysfunction

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Erectile dysfunction (ED) is the inability to achieve or maintain an erection long enough for penetration. There are
various degrees of erectile dysfunction depending on the difficulty and severity of the problem. ED can be caused by
physical and/ or psychological conditions. For more information on ED, please visit our ED room.

Physical Factors (80% cases of ED)

Vascular Diseases: Arteriosclerosis, heart disease or stroke, high blood pressure and high cholesterol

Metabolic disorders: Characterized by excessive urine discharge and constant thirst, especially the two types of Diabetes

Nerve Disease: Spinal cord injury, multiple sclerosis, pelvic fractures and nerve degeneration

Cancer treatment: Surgery performed for colon, rectal or prostate cancer and even radiation therapy in the pelvic area

Hormonal Problems: Low levels of the male hormone testosterone affect the desire for sex

Side Effects of Medications: Medications including anti-hypertensives (blood pressure medications) or medications
prescribed for depression or mood disorders

Alcohol: Long-term, excessive drinking can cause nerve and liver damage and hormone imbalances

Smoking: Studies suggest that men who smoke have a greater chance of developing ED than men who don’t use tobacco

Sedentary Lifestyle: Lack of exercise may lead to ED.

Physical Factors (80% cases of ED)

Anxiety: Anxiety about sexual performance

Stress: Stress at home, work or in general

Depression: Depression can lead to some degree of ED, and vice versa

Relationship Problems: Tensions between sexual partners, whether related to sexual issues or others

Psychosocial causes can occur alone or in combination with one or more of the physical causes of ED.

Erectile Dysfunction

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Erectile dysfunction (ED), previously termed as impotence, is the inability to achieve/ maintain an erection that is sufficient to ensure satisfactory sexual intercourse for both partners. ED may range from mild to severe dysfunction, ranging from partial to total inability to have erections.

Because ED is a great cause of embarrassment to most men, those suffering from it tend to live in denial. They make up various excuses to justify their problem:

I’m too tired
I’m young, so I can’t be having any problem
It doesn’t happen every time
I’m just not up to it tonight
I’m too stressed to pay attention
Maybe I’m not happy with this relationship
I’ve been drinking too much

You’re not unique in your suffering. A recent study suggests some truly shocking statistics. ED is affecting around 30 million men in the US alone, today.

ED is a serious problem, which often points to other diseases such as diabetes, arteriosclerosis, etc. and hence must not be ignored. Consult your physician today! Determine the cause of the problem, so that suitable corrective measures may be undertaken immediately.

The Erection Mechanism

The following are the steps leading from arousal to an erection of the penis:

Sexual stimulation and excitement
Relaxation of their smooth muscles in the genital area
Dilation of arterioles in the genital area
Blood fills up spaces of the Corpora Cavernosa in the penis
Expansion of the Corpora Cavernosa
Strong pressure exerted on the veins that normally drain blood from the penis
Exerted pressure allows trapping the blood in the penis
Thickening, rigidity, and elongation of the penis
Erector muscle of penis draws the penis forward
Penis ready for vaginal penetration

An alteration or interruption of any of the steps leading to an erection, as mentioned above, can be a cause for
erectile dysfunction.

Is Procalisx The Best?

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IS PROCALIXS THE BEST? YES!!
With benefits so realistic and cost-effective, who even needs a real punch line?

Herbs and vitamins compounded together, ProCalisX is a supplement that enhances erectile function. ProCalisX gratifies all the major sciences you’ve been learning about all your life.

Better Chemistry
ProCalisX acts in as little as 15 minutes
ProCalisX is a fast acting formulation. This sublingual tablet when placed under the tongue and allowed to dissolve completely gets quickly assimilated into the body and begins to take effect in as little as 15 minutes from the time of ingestion.

Better Physics
ProCalisX works for as long as 24 hours
ProCalisX contains a natural stimulant and other herbal aphrodisiacs, the combined effect of which can keep you ready for the right moment(s) for as long as 24 great hours. (Yes, that’s pretty much a whole day!).

Better Biology
ProCalisX scores off multiple times
Now here’s a unique feature: ProCalisX is well researched and has been studied with excellent results for multiple sexual attempts per dose. ProCalisX makes it possible for you to score off as many times as you’d like to in those 24 hours of sheer bliss.

So here’s a summary of The ProCalisX Difference
ProCalisX ACTS in as little as 15 minutes
WORKS as long as 24 hours and has been earched and successful for multiple attempts per dose.

All these benefits come hand in hand with absolutely
NO SIDE EFFECTS.

Opt for a safe and effective pill like ProCalisX

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ProCalisX is a boon for those who are suffering from Erectile Dysfunction (ED). Unlike other pills for overcoming ED like Cialis, ProCalisX has no side effects at all. It is a natural product that is 100% effective. While Cialis takes 30/60 minutes to react, ProCalisX takes only 15 minutes. Apart from this, ProCalisX is a non-prescription pill, which is a unique blend of potent herbs and key vitamins. However, Cialis is a synthetic prescription drug that has many harmful side effects.

No doubt, Cialis may be effective to some extent but one should bear in mind that it is a pill that is shrouded with many harmful side effects. A study published in European Heart Journal on behalf of European Society of Cardiology stated that pills for curing ED like Cialis can cause cardiovascular problems like hypertension, chest pain, palpitations and others problems written by L.J. Vacanti and B. Caramelli. Another study published by American Journal of Ophthalmology acknowledged that intake of Cialis can cause vision changes, such as seeing a blue tinge on every object or having difficulty in figuring out the difference between the colors blue and green. According to a recent test conducted by FDA, some of the common side effects of Cialis are headache, indigestion, back pain, muscle aches, flushing, rash, sweating, bronchitis, throat pain, loose stools, nausea, upper abdominal pain, vomiting, vertigo, runny nose, fatigue, dry mouth etc.

On the other hand, ProCalisX is 100% safe. Our herbal experts at Naturomeds Lab have conducted several trials and tests and have proved that ProCalisX does not cause any of the above-mentioned problems. Another point to be noted is that no prescription is required in case of ProCalisX and no need to follow any particular dose.

Cialis may also cause an erection that lasts longer than natural, a condition called priapism. This must be treated at the earliest or else it may cause permanent damage to the penis. However ProCalisX will never cause an unnatural erection.

Cialis is not to be taken if you are already taking medicines that contain Nitrates (Nitrates are mostly prescribed for chest pains and angina). But this is not the case with ProCalisX, you can take it along with any medicine. Cialis must not be taken if the patient is allergic to tadalafil (the active ingredient in Cialis) or any of its other ingredients. It also must not be taken with medicines called alpha-blockers. These include Hytrin (terazosin HCl),Flomax etc. Alpha- blockers are sometimes prescribed for prostate problems or high blood pressure. If Cialis is taken with certain alpha-blockers, the blood pressure can suddenly drop, making the patient dizzy or faint.

ProCalisX has none of the above restrictions. This particular pill has been formulated by our herbal experts at Naturomeds Lab using state-of-the-art technology. It has proven records of its effectiveness. Being a sub-lingual tablet (you can place it under your tongue so that it dissolves), it acts very quickly. The following table will bear testimony to the claims made by ProCalisX:

Features	Cialis	ProCalisX
Sublingual usage	No	Yes
Reaction time	30-60mins	15mins
Effective no. of hours	36 hrs	24hrs
Multiple attempts per dose	No	Yes
Side effects	Many	None
Prescription	Required	Not required
Price per dose	$22.00	$2.50

The chart given has been prepared by the American Institute of Sexual Health (Dec, 2007). A test was conducted by Dr. Amanda Fox of the same institute, wherein 50 men out of 100 men suffering from ED between ages 45-50 were administered with ProCalisX and remaining were administered with Cialis. She also examined the sexual conditions of the men before being administered with the same. The chart shown below reflects her findings and shows that only 23% of the men were satisfied with Cialis and 77% of them were satisfied with ProCalisX.

Testimonials 2

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“I had been taking Cialis for a long time until I started suffering from vision problem. I had to immediately discontinue taking the pill because of it. One fine day, while surfing the net, I came across the website of ProCalisX and went through the content. After pondering for a couple of days, I placed my order. ProCalisX has turned out to be a magic pill for me. I am also very satisfied with ProCalisX team for its prompt service.”
-Jonathan Goldsmith (47) UK

"ProCalisX is the best pill for overcoming ED. I can rely on it. It has no side effects, acts fast and effective. ProCalisX rocks!!"
- Alfred Sasoon (50) USA

"ProCalisX is the most reliable pill for uprooting ED. Just place the pill under your tongue and feel the effects. It is really a boon for people suffering from ED."
- Samson Swift (51) USA

Testimonials 1

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“I suffered from ED for a long time. A doctor from a reputed hospital administered me with Cialis. No doubt, the pill worked but I suffered from severe headaches and nausea because of it. Therefore, I had to discontinue taking the pill. One day, a friend of mine suggested me to take ProCalisX. He also vouched for its effectiveness. After taking ProCalis my life has completely changed. The pill is sublingual and acts within 15 mins. I owe ProCalisX a lot!”
- James Whitefield (43) USA

“ED almost ruined my married life. A rift started developing between my wife and me because of this problem. Unnecessary tussles often ensued that gradually widened the gap between both of us. The doctor whom I consulted could not administer Cialis to me as I also suffered from minor cardiac problems. Therefore, I had to rely on other mild pills for treating ED, which were not effective. It was only when I started taking ProCalisX that I could overcome my problem. It was recommended by one of my wife’s friends. Now, I am very happy and content. ProCalisX has bridged the gap between both of us and cemented our relationship. It has no side effects and acts very quickly.”
- Alfred Lewis (46) UK

FAQ's

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What are the ingredients of ProCalisX?
Each ProCalisX sublingual pill contains the following ingredients:

Niacin	10Mg
Vitamin B6	10Mg
Saw Palmetto Extract	10Mg
Ginkgo Biloba Extract	10Mg
Guarana Seeds Extract	85Mg
L-Argentine, L-Phenylalanine, Epimedium, & Maca.
Others:	Fructose, Cellulose, Manitol, Peppermint Oil, Sorbitol, Magnesium Stearate, and Food Coloring.

What is the correct dosage for ProCalisX?
You can place two ProCalisX pills under your tongue, 15 minutes prior to any sexual activity. Since, it is a sublingual pill, it will dissolve quickly.

Is ProCalisX a prescription drug?
ProCalisX is not a prescription drug. It is a nutritional supplement. ProCalisX also does not protect users from sexually transmitted diseases and it is not an oral contraceptive.

How does ProCalisX work?
ProCalisX is made up of potent herbs and other vital ingredients that will help you in enhancing your sexual activities (any time you want). The contents of ProCalisX are

Saw Palmetto
Saw Palmetto has aphrodisiac properties. It helps the prostrate gland to maintain a proper hormonal balance. It supplies sterols and fatty acids (caproic acid, lauric acid and palmitic acid) which help in proper functioning of the prostate. It fortifies the male reproductive system and enhances libido.

Ginkgo Biloba
Ginkgo Biloba extract has been used by the Chinese since time immemorial as an effective remedy for erectile dysfunction in men. It has also been used to increase sexual energy, regulate peripheral vascular circulation and promote overall longevity.

Ginkgo contains two components namely – flavonoids and terpenoid lactones. These compounds act as antioxidants and prevent the accumulation of red blood cells and platelets. This subsequently relaxes the muscles surrounding these vessels and increases blood flow to the different parts of the body including the penis.

Guarana Seeds
Guarana is a powerful stimulant extracted from the seeds of an Amazonian bush. It is a well-known aphrodisiac and often used to boost mental health and overall body functions. Guarana seed extract contains an active ingredient- guaranine .When it is combined with natural caffeine; it gives a long lasting effect.

Epimedium
The leaves of epimedium contain flavonoids, polysaccharides, sterols and an alkaloid called magnoflorine. It is commonly known as horny goat weed and increases nitric oxide levels in the body. Nitric acid allows more blood to flow into the penis thereby, making it firm and rigid. It enhances sexual desire, improves erectile function and sooths the nerves.

Maca
Maca is used as an aphrodisiac and a libido enhancer. It improves the quality of semen, and increases virility. It is also an adaptogen that regulates the levels of hormones and enzymes in the body.

Niacin
Niacin is necessary for the synthesis of sex hormones in the body. It improves vascular circulation and helps in releasing histamines. Histamines stimulate the secretion of mucous in the mouth and genitals.

Vitamin B6
It helps in enhancing the libido in both male and female. It also helps in clearing the plaque in blood vessels, which subsequently allows free flow of blood in the penis. Flow of more blood in the penis means a harder and long lasting erection.

L-Arginine
It is a libido enhancer. Medical science has proved that L-Arginine helps in the production of nitric oxide, which is an important chemical that helps in erection process. It also enhances sperm quantity and quality.

L-Phenylalanine
L-phenylalanine is an organic derivative of ammonia that modulates libido and aggressive behavior. It lifts up the spirits and help in overall well being of the mind.

How long does ProCalisX take to react?
Since ProCalisX is a sublingual pill, it acts very quickly. Just place the tablet under your tongue so that it gets dissolve very fast. You will feel the effect of the pill in just 15 mins.

How is ProCalisX different from other sexual enhancement pill?
ProCalisX has no side-effects. The contents of this pill are known sexual enhancers that have proven records. The claims that we make have been tried and tested in several advanced laboratories and so they are not mere advertisement gimmicks.

Will ProCalisX give me an erection that lasts for hours as it claims?
You will never have an unnaturally long erection after taking ProCalisX. There are pills that will make your penis erect for a long time but they contain chemicals that may harm your penis later (a condition called priapism). ProCalisX is completely safe and has proven records to back up our claims.

Who should avoid taking ProCalisX?
ProCalisX is an herbal product that is 100% safe. However, a physician should review the ingredients of the pill for people who are under medication for other ailments like cancer, heart diseases, stroke, migraine etc.

How exactly are the pills shipped?
Your order will be dispatched as soon as your card is processed (within 24hr of placing the order). It will be dispatched from one of our distribution centers closest to your location.

Do you have a refund policy?
We are sure and confident that you will be happy with your purchase. However, if you are not satisfied with the result, you can get your full money back (minus our shipping costs). Just send us a mail by replying to your order receipt and your money will be refunded.