What is the particular exercise to keep the man's erectile or verility unfailing?



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There is no miracle "cure" to make absolutly certain that your gear will always be ready to perform without fail. If such a regiment existed, I am sure most males in the world would adopt it!

However, the closest one can get to make certain his tool is in top form, and ready to perform in (almost) all cases is the PC muscle exercise. You can google or do another internet search for this; there are alot of health sites out there who describe many variations and various excercises you can do to improve specific areas you wish to work on.

Basically all men over the age of 25 should do daily PC muscle exercises. It helps keep the prostate in check, and definatly can help & improve the quality and durability of your erections.

The PC muscle is an internal muscle which is situated somewhere between the scrotum and the an*s. Next time you go pee, try to "stop" the urine flow using "that" muscle inside your body; this is the PC muscle. Once you have indentified it, you will be able to start working on it on various occasions, whener you see fit. You don't have to be erect to work the muscle at all, so you can basically exercise the PC anywhere you want, any time of the day. But there are other types of PC exercises you can do that require you to be erect.

Do an internet search and check it out.

Worst case scenario, I actually have a printed report on the subject, including so many different techniques you can use that I sometimes wonder if some folks just aren't taking this TOO seriously!


Use it and you wont lose it
Regular excercise will do
The only thing that will work 100% of the time is a penile implant and that is a real drastic measure. If it works 50% - 75% of the time, be happy and don't worry about the times that it doesn't because that is very normal
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