Tongkat ali, not just a herbal but a lifestyle philosophy
Tongkat ali is probably the world's only herbal with its own lifestyle philosophy.
The bottomline of this lifestyle philosophy is better sex, outrageously good sex, whatever our age.
Good sex is mostly brain chemistry, and a little bit of vascular chemistry.
Good sex has to do with your exterior world. But only so much.
More than on the exterior world, outrageously good sex depends on the condition of your brain. The person you are with doesn't have to be exceptionally beautiful or young.
So, how to condition your brain? First of all, you need high testosterone.
That is why you need tongkat ali.
And then you need sufficient dopamine. That is why you add butea superba and mucuna pruriens.
And to improve vascular health, you may add some krachai dam.
But testosterone and dopamine are the key factors. And they do not only shape your sexual health, they also shape your perspective of life.
Manipulating brain chemistry to overcome sexual boredom
A tongkat ali psychopath on the prowl for killings
Tongkat ali-induced heavy metals dementia
Fake tongkat ali has killed numerous people. Better be careful!
For safe sexual enhancement, only buy government-approved herbals, use as stack
Optimal sex has a set of parameters. Tackle them one by one with our stack.
Stacking or alternating tongkat ali and butea superba for optimal testosterone
Genuine tongkat ali is no health risk, even at a generous dosage
Why Sumatra Pasak Bumi does not standardize tongkat ali, and avoids corresponding claims
Why genuine Indonesian 1:200 tongkat ali extract, unfortunately, cannot be cheap
Butea superba, which raises testosterone like tongkat ali, is also used in sports doping
Krachai dam (Kaempferia parviflora) for sexual prowess and an edge in sports (especially kickboxing)
Tongkat ali elevates testosterone, and testosterone controls blood pressure
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