Any supplements or diet modifications that help kickstart dry o's

I've read about fish oil, vitamin e, b6, and zinc improving sexual performance but not sure if it would relate to super o's or not. You are prob better off eating healthy foods such as spinach, tomatoes, nuts, or basically anything in raw unprocessed form. I've taken these supplements in the past but either the b6 or zinc makes me queasy for about 30 minutes to an hour even if I take it with a meal. It seems these are a common side effects of those supplements, but everyone is different so you may not have that reaction. Either way I doubt they would make the difference in having a super o or not. The only thing that drastically improves my sessions consistently is pot, but I don't know if it is legal where you are or if you get drug tested so that would have to be your decision if the risk is worth it.

Marijuana is the best supplement there is to reach the Super-O.

@aneros_user113188
There is a whole book about it, written by an old member of this very forum:

https://community.aneros.com/forum/discussion/comment/71229#Comment_71229

Marijuana is the best supplement there is to reach the Super-O.

Yep, it helped me have a super o one of the first few times I ever tried the aneros. Now I'm taking a break from it in order to try to get there without its aid. I can't wait to try a session with pot again once I figure this out more. I just don't want my super o's to be dependent on pot so I'm taking a break.

There is a reason drugs are either illegal or under control in most countries.

Instead a drunk session would be legal in most countries ... still have to try that.

Its good that some of you people have such easy access to illegal drugs. I just hope that it has no long term damage on you both in terms of health and in terms of the law.

Don't know what y'all have heard, but pot is safer than alcohol, especially in edible form. There is no liver, stomach, or kidney damage like what is associated with alcohol. Not too mention there is evidence it can also slow down tumor growth in cancer patients. Then you have the high school and college students who od on alcohol everyday, while it is impossible to do so with marijuana.

Personally, I can't stand to drink anymore. It makes me feel awful even if I only have 3 drinks. When something makes you feel that bad and sick, it can't be good for you.

It's not illegal everywhere. It's currently legal in 23 states with a doctor's prescription and legal for recreational use in Alaska, Washington, Oregon, Colorado, and Washington, DC.

Sorry, this is sort of a hot button issue for me. Just because alcohol and tobacco are legal doesn't make them safe, or safer than marijuana.

Good, I'm glad its so widely available in those states and that it seems to slow down cancer. Go for it, fill your boots.

Because those of us willing to try it but can't, because its illegal, just have to sit here and listen to others success stories with it, which isn't at all infuriating.

Enjoy.

-Sorena

Sorry, I wasn't try to taunt you with success stories from using pot. It is also not guaranteed success because there have been plenty of sessions that I didn't have one while using pot. All I was saying was that it can be used to intensify your sessions, and it may be enough to put you in an orgasmic state. I'm also not saying using pot everyday is good for you. Everything in moderation. There are just a lot of worse things than pot you can put in your body that are legal.

At the rate prohibition is ending across the country, you may not have to wait too much longer to try it. 🙂

@orgazmo
Alcohol and tobacco are drugs too and under control. Not much difference here. And once again, there is a reason to it.

Regarding your supposedly safety of pot use, you are just missing the irreversible damage to the brain of every user. And I even know a few persons who ended in asylum, broken forever thanks to a single pot smoke... For the love of them and potential next victims, don't count on me to promote it, while it is not even legal.

Now, whoever wants to do drugs, can do it... It's not my problem. I just repeat the obvious: drugs are not safe.

This is just my personal experience with trying to enhance my aneros sessions through supplements. All of these are legal except Calea Z in one state and some countries.

1.
Human Female Pheromones, and Copulins. I found these to be highly
effective at getting me in the mood. The brand that I use has a smell of
female body odor and piss which for some people can smell too strong. I
use the brand pherone W-1. For me it makes it a lot easier to get in to
an aroused frenzy where my heart starts beating fast. I find that just a
few drops is enough and it works very quickly.

2. Fish Oil. Fish
oil is very good for long term enhancement of sessions. It was fish oil
that enabled me to have my first orgasm with an aneros. It takes
several weeks to build up the dopamine levels. All the information I
have found out about it suggests around 1500 EPA and 1000 DHA per day to
have noticeable effects. It can also help with depression as a nice
side effect. For me it took about 10 days to notice the effects.

3.
Pygeum. I always had some problems with my semen having a yellowish
tint to it, but that went away completely after a few weeks of taking
2-4 250 mg pills. It also increased my semen volume by almost twice as
much. It is my opinion that Pygeum is very good for prostate health, but
I'm not sure if it has any direct effect on having a orgasm.

4.
Sunflower Lecithin. This gave me precum. I rarely ever had even a drop
of precum before I started taking this but now I have quite a lot. It is
normally used to get remove breast milk blockages, so what I found is
that it basically just increases your bodily fluids and makes them more
runny. A side effect is that it is much easier for a tear to slip out.
It seems like it makes it easier to cry, but it isn't depressive. This takes about a day to have any effects.

5.
Damiana. Every male converts some testosterone into estrogen. This
blocks some of that conversion increasing testosterone. It made my skin
oily and it gave my face some pimples again so I stopped using it. I
have heard that this is normally fairly effective at increasing libido,
but I didn't notice anything. It takes about one day or so to see the effect.

6. Calea Z. This is normally form
lucid dreaming or rather it is a herb that increases dream recall and is
a very slight hallucinogen. It takes high levels of this for it to be
effective but it increases meditation and hypnogogic states. Meditation
feels more real, and colors appear more saturated. It is very safe from
what I can tell and what I have read. It is legal but tastes horrible if
you don't vaporize it and even then it has a bad taste. I think this
helps me let go of everything and fully experience the moment. It is
hard to describe but it helps with reaching orgasm. The effect is immediate.

7. Mugwort.
This is mostly the same as above. It is for lucid dreaming and recall and it has similar effects to Calea Z. It isn't always agreeable with
men because sometimes it can have a feminine feel. It is also
slightly toxic and an abortive so don't go crazy with it, but overall it
is very safe. I find that when I combined Calea Z and mugwort I have
the most intense meditative states. I once had such a powerful mind
session that I lost all awareness of my body for about a minute in the
bliss of the orgasmic feelings. The effect is immediate.

@orgazmo
Alcohol and tobacco are drugs too and under control. Not much difference here. And once again, there is a reason to it.

Regarding your supposedly safety of pot use, you are just missing the irreversible damage to the brain of every user. And I even know a few persons who ended in asylum, broken forever thanks to a single pot smoke... For the love of them and potential next victims, don't count on me to promote it, while it is not even legal.

Now, whoever wants to do drugs, can do it... It's not my problem. I just repeat the obvious: drugs are not safe.

Saying everyone has immediate brain damage after one toke seems like a bit of a hyperbole, don't you think? 49% of Americans have smoked marijuana and I don't see our psychiatric wards overflowing. All of our last few Presidents have smoked marijuana, and one has even used cocaine. Yet, they all went on to become some of the most successful people in America. CEO's, Supreme Court Justices, entrepreneurs, and even a few billionaires have smoked marijuana in the past, or still do, yet they lead normal, productive lives. You seem to have bought into the government propaganda that surrounds marijuana, ie. "reefer madness". All you need to do is take a look at the history of prohibition and why it became illegal in the first place. It wasn't for safety reasons, but racist ones. In 1970 when the controlled substances act passed, the Shafer Commission recommended that marijuana not only shouldn't be schedule 1, it doubted whether marijuana should even be illegal. President Nixon ignored this advice and kept it in the most dangerous category of drugs there is and this is where we stand today.

However, that being said, there is a small segment of the population that may be predisposed to psychological disorders, and marijuana may affect them negatively and trigger episodes. Just like if you had preexisting kidney, liver, or heart problems, you wouldn't want to drink alcohol heavily. But no, saying everyone who smokes marijuana has permanent brain damage just isn't true.

I think Yohimbe and Horny Goat Weed have also been used as a sexual enhancer, but I have zero experience with both so I couldn't tell you if they actually work or not.

@kodexsendless

Thanks, this is most exhaustive... And from what I know, it all makes sense.

Just like I said about drugs: keep use moderate.

@orgazmo

You read me terribly wrong. What I wrote is plain to see. I won't argue with you... Facts disagree with you but you won't listen.

Canacan drop the nonsense.

Blanket statements like "drugs are not safe" serve no purpose but to scare and keep people uninformed. "Drugs" carry a huge range of possible reactions and uses from life saving Aspirin to flesh melting Russian Krokodil. The old script you're selling is dying out and being replaced by cautious well informed and knowledgeable decision making by rational people. I dont blame you. You're just repeating what you've been taught.

Maybe you should try some pot yourself? You could surprise yourself.

@bonobo
You think you know me? You think you know everything? Anything? How arrogant can we humans be!

Now, if people want so desperately to promote drug use on someone else's company website, despite risks and despite laws... I won't interfere anymore. Just don't count me in the cheerful crowd.

And if it is not too much to ask, you should try and treat your elders with respect... You might learn a thing or two.

@Canacan I'm neither encouraging nor promoting drug use, rather giving first hand experience of how marijuana helped intensify my sessions. Others can make their own decisions on whether they want to try an aneros sessions with it or not. It is not illegal everywhere, and besides the point, talking about marijuana and it's effects on a session isn't a crime anywhere in America. Independent scientific studies have consistently concluded the risks associated with marijuana use are smaller than alcohol, tobacco, or other illegal drugs.

@orgazmo
It's okay. You don't need to defend yourself.

Now... for the independent scientific studies... Really? First there is no such thing. Second, the conclusion that a drug use is less risky than other drugs use, is of little interest to the non-addict masses. Third, the risks of tobacco use on the brain is extremely low compared to marijuana's. The fact that typical marijuana use has less effect on the lungs might be a reason to prefer it to tobacco. But the lung cells can repair, the brain cells hardly do... Count me unimpressed.

I agree you have to be careful with studies, especially government/interest group funded ones, because they could very well be slanted easily in one direction, such as they were with medical marijuana. Marijuana is not physically addictive unlike almost all other drugs. It is however psychologically addictive which means there could be a day or 2 of anxiety and restless sleep if the user went from daily use to nothing. That being said, nobody is ever going to go on a crime spree just to score some weed or become physically ill from withdrawals. Legal prescription drugs have some of the worst withdrawals known to man, especially benzos. They are so bad, users have to be hospitalized because of seizures and the possibility of death. Also, nicotine's affect on the brain is profound through the harsh addiction it causes. I'm going to post an excerpt and link to an abstract of a study the Journal of Neuroscience did of changes in the brain with marijuana use. The study accounts for variables such as age, gender, and alcohol use. It appears in previous studies alcohol had far greater effect than thought.

No statistically significant differences were found between daily
users and nonusers on volume or shape in the
regions of interest. Effect sizes suggest that the failure to find
differences
was not due to a lack of statistical power, but
rather was due to the lack of even a modest effect. In sum, the results
indicate
that, when carefully controlling for alcohol
use, gender, age, and other variables, there is no association between
marijuana
use and standard volumetric or shape
measurements of subcortical structures.

http://www.jneurosci.org/content/35/4/1505.abstract

Now... for the independent scientific studies... Really? First there is no such thing. ...But the lung cells can repair, the brain cells hardly do... Count me unimpressed.I agree with you that there is an inherent danger in overindulging in nearly any substance or activity, you can even die from drinking too much water. There have been no documented deaths attributed to cannabis use. As to the pair of your acquaintances whom you say suffered some unfortunate mental damage from smoking only one marijuana cigarette I would question whether what they smoked may have been tainted/treated by some toxic chemical. It may have not have been marijuana at all but rather some other substance like synthetic cannabis (Spice or K2), which have been shown to be powerful, unpredictable and dangerous compounds, capable of causing psychosis.
Without getting into a debate about the political motivations for the criminalization of cannabis use I would invite you to view the three CNN documentaries reported by Dr. Sanjay Gupta titled WEED, WEED2 & WEED3. You may find your cannabis attitude altered after watching them. The scientific evidence is mounting that certain compounds contained in cannabis actually help heal brain trauma and provide symptomatic relief for a variety of brain related diseases/conditions.
Good Vibes to You !

occasional weed use in the confines of your bedroom is absolutely fantastic for an erotic/orgasmic turbo charge.

anybody who says this is unsafe is simply wrong.

i agree that frequent use is not a good idea for many reasons, especially for young people.

darwin

As long as marijuana is used in moderation and not by kids, it is perfectly safe, and safer than alcohol. The risks associated with marijuana abuse don't even really compare to alcohol abuse. Not too mention the ridiculous amounts of domestic violence calls in America that are associated with alcohol abuse. Like @rumel said, there has never been an overdose death directly from the use of marijuana. That is saying a lot when you think about it because some of the standard otc medicine everyone keeps in their homes has been responsible for thousands of deaths and hospitalizations. Between 2001 and 2010, 1500 people died from acetaminophen (tylenol) overdoses.

It is just frustrating when we let politics dictate laws and policies instead of listening to the advice of scientists much more qualified to assess the dangers of particular substances. I also believe it is the right of a free man or woman to be able to make decisions what to or not to put in their own bodies. Looking back at some case law in Texas, where this company is located, they had a law criminalizing sodomy not too long ago that was overturned by the Supreme Court. Government does not always know best, or make the correct decisions. This is where the people have to inform themselves, do research on the subject matter, and not believe everything that has been spoon fed to them over the years.

Sorry I mentioned marijuana.

I am not a person that is impulsive and I take my health very seriously.
I have done my research regarding the health effects and the negatives
are far outweighed by the positives.

Weed has taken my sessions from nothing to the Super-O and I wanted to share that.

So, it's official, "everybody should use canabis" is the new gospel ?

Wait... I did it already. Can I pass, this time?

I've been taking CBD, cannabodiol for some time for it's healing and well-being effects. It's the medical part of "medical marijuana". It doesn't make me high like THC. It's legal in everry state here and in most countries. It doesn't seem to improve my rides much like I'm sure pot would. Here's the wikipedia entry:

Cannabidiol (CBD) is one of at least 85 active cannabinoids identified in cannabis.[4] It is a major phytocannabinoid, accounting for up to 40% of the plant's extract.[5] CBD is considered to have a wider scope of medical applications than tetrahydrocannabinol (THC).[5] An orally-administered liquid containing CBD has received orphan drug status in the US, for use as a treatment for Dravet syndrome, under the brand name Epidiolex.[6]

Nobody is forcing, or saying everyone should use marijuana. Everyone should be able to choose freely what to put in their own bodies. I just don't think using or growing a plant should be criminalized. All I'm saying is, the stigma that society has put on marijuana up until recently is undeserved.

@euphemistic I've never tried pure CBD before. Does it give you a lot of energy? I've read that is one of the affects of it. Some of the plants are engineered now to give varying concentrations of THC and CBD so you can pick and choose the affects that most suit you. So if you had trouble sleeping, you would want a plant with a higher concentration of THC.