When a woman takes African Fly she will…

• Fantasize about sex more often
• Relax sexual inhibitions
• Have stronger sexual urges
• Create more vaginal lubrication
• Feel skin to skin contact as more erotic
• Be more sensitive in her erogenous zones
• Want sex to last longer
• Have more intense and possibly multiple orgasms

Men

Your libido, sex drive, sexual performance all comes down to the same thing…testosterone.  It is the bursting and burning of testosterone that fuels erections.  The more you have the longer you can have sex.  

But it goes way beyond that… The sexual response cycle includes thinking about sex, becoming aroused easily, being more sensitive to touch, getting an erection, maintaining it, lasting longer and getting backup faster… that is all  testosterone too. With a natural boost of testosterone you have confidence knowing that you are always ready for sex.

Male Enlargement

Despite the insane e-mails male enhancement is an important health issue.  Keeping the largest penis size you can as you age is a sign of good health. The opposite is also true… If you have few to no erections, it is one of the first signs of clogged arteries and possible heart disease.  Penis shrinkage will follow.

You won’t grow 4 inches in 4 weeks but you can grow 30% larger with testosterone to fuel your erections and having the proper information for eating and working out. Quick hint:  More than 25 grams of sugar a day will kill your testosterone levels and your penis size.  Now look at how much sugar is in a health bar or anything tasty out of 7-11.

Memory

New studies show that supplements of testosterone can aid certain types of memory in men including… 1) Working memory – use information over brief periods of time. 2) Verbal memory – helps you recall lists of words 3) Spatial memory – helps you navigate a route Scientists found that compared with healthy men, those with Alzheimer’s Disease have lower levels of testosterone. Another group found that testosterone supplements improved verbal and spatial memory in a small group of men with AD.

Longevity

Older men with low levels of testosterone may have an increased long-term risk of death compared to men with normal testosterone, according to a new study. “This is the first report linking low levels of testosterone with earlier death in relatively healthy older men,” said Gail Laughlin, assistant professor at the University of California San Diego. This study involved 794 men, ages 50 to 91 years. Men whose total testosterone levels at the beginning of the study were in the lowest 25% were 40% more likely to die over the next 18 years than those with higher levels.