Can certain lubes alter the way your body reacts to them?

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Promass,

I do think it is possible to develop negative reactions to lubes. Originally I had been using a generic KY jelly as a lube but after about six months, I was increasingly feeling “the urge to purge” effect. I think it is also possible to develop allergic reactions to some of the chemical components in these lubes through repeated exposures over time. I’ve since switched over to the ‘Natural Jelly’ formula (which can be found in this extensive thread) and have not suffered any ill effects from its use. Your choice of coconut oil is also a relatively benign product that a number of other users have found to be satisfactory as well. As ‘Darwin’ has pointed out in his posts, use of natural oil lubes will tend to degrade the rubber seals of typical syringe applicators, thus rendering them useless rather quickly. There are other natural water based lubes that may work effectively for you as well.

I wonder is the Glycerin in lubes is the same as the Glycerin in children suppositories.

If they're spelled the same, it probably is the same.

As long as it isn't made in China!

If your looking for "interesting" lubes. "KY, Yours and Mine". It comes in a box with two seperate lubes..one for men, one for women. The womans has a "cooling" sensation. Almost like being teased with ice. The men's has a warming sensation. Its very interesting when you "mix" the two. Didn't know if this would help.

I would not dare to use the warming lube in my bum i made that mistake once when i first started aneros wow big big mistake it burnt very badly made me tear up. Well the coconut oil i used worked great it never dried up all night long. My only issue is cleanup can get messy as for some reason my body does not absorb the oil much at all. Like i lubed up 5ml internally at night woke up and pretty much all the 5ml lube came out when went to the restroom. It got all over my bum and had to shower to get it off.

Is it possible the rectum does not absorb the oil at all for some people? I know that if i eat a very oily meal say Chinese food i end up with the runs and the food passes usually in less than 12 hours i think i have some kind of disorder where i cannot absorb some fats and oils. Maybe i will just use much less coconut oil next time if my body does not absorb it.

While some people find these lubes interesting for traditional intercourse, they are not suitable for anal or prostate play. With KY's "Yours and Mine" they've packaged together a warming lube and a cooling lube. In the case of the warming lube, KY has come up with a "special patented" anhydrous formulation that works by drawing water from the skin. In the case of the cooling lube, they've used methyl salicylate. If that name sounds familiar to some of you it's because it is the active ingredient in Ben Gay...that's right it's an analgesic!. Some may remember my discussion previously of these products and the concept of counter irritation (I dare say Promass is acquainted with this). For more go to: http://www.aneros.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=3746&highlight=methyl

Simply put, these preparations may produce momentary tingling or stimulation, but they numb you out in the long run....not a place you want to go to when you're trying to discover and tune into subtle internal sensations. My recommendation is to stay with a good quality lube that is designed for one thing only....to decrease the surface tension of the skin, ....that is, to make you as slick as a whistle!

BF Mayfield