Erectile device (Walla SHEEE)
When they told me that there was a new device that improves erections that they wanted to demonstrate to me, I thought it would be a kind of ineffectual torture device, like the enlargement devices that used to be sold by email - or maybe still, of course now they have moved to SMS more than Targets.
I was surprised to find out that this is a device whose benefits have been scientifically proven, and that improving the erection and bringing it back is actually quite simple - like all other parts of the body, the erection can also be maintained, and this also requires some training that needs to be done from time to time.
It's short, it's simple, and it's even pleasant.
At least that's what I'm told.
We sat down with the inventor of the device (and of several other devices from the world of medical aesthetics) and asked all the obvious questions we all always want to ask.
A device to improve erection (Photo: Omed)
What is the difference between the device and a drug on the market such as Viagra?
How many percentages of function per year decrease for each man starting at the age of 23?
What percentage of men at the age of 40 have erectile problems to some degree?
How many of them apply for help?
And
watch the video we shot (on the phone, spontaneous, but interesting), you'll probably hear some more new facts,
a thousand women and 237 reasons to have sex.
There is also an attraction there, somewhere
"I was a Russian spy - the tips I give you will seduce any man"
more exciting than Chanel: it turns out that the exact lip product costs NIS 29
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erection
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Erectile Dysfunction
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