Sometimes the wife has the same GP, and they are afraid the doctor will mention it to her.
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And then the doctor is liable because he/she broke doctor/patient confidentiality.
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A client has told me that if a women takes Cialis it increases blood flow on their clit making it more sensitive is this true?
Never tried it but was curious after I heard that lol
Never tried it but was curious after I heard that lol
It doesn't work that selective, so the more correct way to put it is that it can potentially improve blood flow to your pelvic muscles and your entire genital area. Keep in mind that Cialis is blood-pressure medication, so it might cause extremely low blood pressure which might lead to fainting and nausea.
While a lot of men use it for ED, it's also used as effective and common pre-workout as it expands blood vessels to allow better flow, thus improving recovery. So, i use it, and recommend other to use it as well as a pre-workout.
Unfortunately, the true and honest answer to your question is that you will never know how it affects you, until you try it.
PSA guys - there are fake cialis and viagra out that are junk google around - completely packaged as the originals to the T down to the lot number and hologram.
Buy sealed boxed stock and make note of your lot numbers - google the lot number and cross check the package. Don't buy some fent doped product.
BTW using cialis as a pre-workout is plain moronic on both cost and efficacy.
Buy sealed boxed stock and make note of your lot numbers - google the lot number and cross check the package. Don't buy some fent doped product.
BTW using cialis as a pre-workout is plain moronic on both cost and efficacy.
Why? Do you talk from personal experience or just "trust me bro"?
I've enquired at several local pharmacies and the average price is $60 for 4 20 mg generic tablets. The name brand is a few dollars more.
I'd be curious if the online doctors' electronic medical record is shared or linked with the patient's regular family doctor. Or can different doctors you're seeing able to see your visit history across different doctors/clinics/hospitals?
I remember in the past there being sites similar to canadianmadelabs. They sold generic viagra and cialis but obviously weren't legit pharmacies and more obviously weren't prescriptions. Authorities would shut down these sites more due to them selling steroids. Otherwise if you were okay to go this route they were fine.
I remember in the past there being sites similar to canadianmadelabs. They sold generic viagra and cialis but obviously weren't legit pharmacies and more obviously weren't prescriptions. Authorities would shut down these sites more due to them selling steroids. Otherwise if you were okay to go this route they were fine.
A lot of gym guys are getting their ED drugs from the same source as their Anabolic/Androgenic supply.
So from underground labs...So quite a bit cheaper than from a pharmacy.
60 tabs of 20 mg Cialis goes for around $100-$120...So you figure $2 per 20 mg tab. You quarter that to 5mg and you have your pre workout for 5 cents.
I get the feeling you know this though...
Cialis and Viagra are both PDE-5 inhibitors, so on a very general level yes, they will increase blood flow to the genitals. However, as forzafonz says, individual reactions are varied.
They _are_ blood pressure meds (Viagra was originally developed for angina) but the enzymes in your blood vessels have various types of PDE inhibitors everywhere so while the effects of these drugs mostly hit in specific parts of the system, they are never limited to just that.
Yes it's true. Viagra is used off-label by some MDs for women. It has the same effect on the clit that it has for the penis, it increases blood flow and engorgement, which increases sensitivity. It also supposedly increases lubrication. Cialis is another PDE5 inhibitor like Viagra but with a longer duration of effect.
Try it once and see how it works for you. Start with a lower dose and report back!
Maybe I will I did some research on my own and a lot of girls seemed to noticed a differenceYes it's true. Viagra is used off-label by some MDs for women. It has the same effect on the clit that it has for the penis, it increases blood flow and engorgement, which increases sensitivity. It also supposedly increases lubrication. Cialis is another PDE5 inhibitor like Viagra but with a longer duration of effect.
Try it once and see how it works for you. Start with a lower dose and report back!
that's like $8 each.
