I'd love to edge a younger guy. Come to think of it, I'd also love to be edged the way bater96 describes.

Nitric oxide (NO) is actually not in supplements. NO is a "free radical", which means that it has an extra electron. That makes it highly reactive, so it degrades in living tissue very soon after it's produced. That's why it can't be "stored" in supplements, and even if it could be, it would be degraded in the digestive system, before it gets into the body where it could have an effect.

Instead of NO, supplements usually contain L-arginine, which is a precursor in the chemical reaction in the body that produces NO. Many foods contain L-arginine; in fact it's one of the amino acids that make up proteins and is therefore found in most if not all protein-rich foods.

This is not to say that eating certain foods enriched in arginine can't have an effect on erections - but the effect is not likely to be as strong as Viagra and similar drugs. That is because you already have a lot of arginine floating around your body; it's not going to be increased that much by eating arginine-rich foods; the effects of higher arginine on NO production are not that pronounced; and even if you end up with more NO production, NO is just one step in the chain of biochemical reactions that produce an erection; and these reactions are regulated by other processes, blunting the effects of higher NO.

ED drugs work downstream of NO. NO activates a chain of biochemical reactions that ultimately cause vasodilation (relaxing of the smooth muscle in blood vessels), which is necessary for erections to occur. ED drugs interact with enzymes that are part of these reactions to increase the strength of the vasodilating effect, and to prolong it. Essentially, they block one of the regulatory mechanisms that blunts the effects of NO to begin with, which is why they are more effective than increasing NO: you can increase NO all you want, but if its downstream effects are being actively limited, increasing NO won't have much effect. Removing that active limitation, however, will be very effective.

Not only do I not use lube, but I don't like the lube effect of precum (and I generate a lot). It's too slippery and I can't get a good firm grip, which is what my cock head seems to want. I wipe the precum off when it gets to be too much.

The only disadvantage of not lubing is that the foreskin can get sore during extensive masturbation sessions - a small tear opens up, which is quite painful until it heals. But I discovered that I can eliminate this problem completely by keeping my foreskin well moisturized. I use Aquaphor on it twice per day, after my shower and before bed. And just before a long edging session just to be sure, although it's not strictly necessary.

Think with the head that's on top of your neck, not the one at the end of your shaft. Pills from a vending machine in a public toilet? What could POSSIBLY go wrong?

If you want to try cock pills, get a prescription for the established, safe medications that have been extensively studied and are widely used. It's easy to get these discreetly online from reliable sources.

I have to say, even though I don't have ED, I find using cialis during long edging sessions to be EXTREMELY enjoyable. And it's relatively safe because I got the pills from a reputable source. A gas station restroom vending machine does not qualify.

Are More Boys Having Their Penis Left Intact?

I certainly hope so.

It's probably called... viagra. I read recently that most of these fly-by-night male supplements actually contain sildenafil or tadalafil. The FDA finds out about it, busts them, and then they pop up again with the same stuff under a new name.

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