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Case Study: Chronic over-masturbation and vibrator use result
in sexual exhaustion and severe vaginal dryness for no more sexual orgasm
Reader: 5/15/2007>
I have been over masturbating for the past 5 years and i am unable to acheive a orgasm during sex or with the vibrator. I also have severe vaginal dryness during sex. What products could I use to restore all of my problems?
Thanks
Dr. Lin: 5/15/2007>
Yes, you need ViaPal-hGH-J (3-015) and ArgiNOx (1-018), plus FishOil(1000 mg each meal) which help you gradually rejuvenate your exhausted neuro-endocrine function and boost your prostaglandin E-1/E-3 and Nitric Oxide production for healing the damaged clitoral and vaginal
erectile tissues, blood vessels and nerves.
http://action.love/mail/herbform.htm
You should give up your vibrator and use the Finger Pliers method to massage your clitoris and G-spot with VIP Cream (1-014) too.
http://action.love/love/fgplier.htm
If you really need a vibrator in case that the penis is not properly erecting or can not last long enough for you to come, you must limit the vibrator use no more than once a week.
Please use the Finger Pliers stimulation instead of the vibrator, as possible as you can.
During the first-week healing, you should not have sex or maturbate. After that, limit you sexual frequency to once every 2 or 3 days, until your clitoral and G-spot erectile function are fully resumed.
Once your erectile function and clitoral/G-spot sensitivities are recovered, please limit you sexual frequency to about 3 or 4 times a week.
If you feel clitoral and G-spot desensitization, stop touching your clitoris and G-spot for couple times.
The following links give you some testing procedures essential to your orgasm
Again, if you can not achieve sexual orgasm, you must have a live vagina, and he must have to hold a hard erection for at least 30 minutes during lovemaking.
http://action.love/cases/case13447.htm
If you can not erect your clitoris or/and G-spot, you can not achieve sexual orgasm.
http://action.love/cases/case14660.htm
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