I recently got an email from a woman (I’ll call her Mary) whose 45-year-old partner had a heart attack.
Six years later, he still has erectile dysfunction. He has always been athletic but smokes and drinks and has been eating poorly for most of his life.
After his heart attack, he started watching his diet, reduced his smoking from a whole pack to half a pack daily, and limited himself to two beers a night. He also sold his business to lower his stress. ED treatments, both oral medications and injections, did not provide a solution, and he became discouraged. But Mary feels they can have a fulfilling sex life whether he gets a stiff hard-on or not.
Mary has an intimate bond with her man that she cherishes, but over time, he has lost all interest in sex. They snuggle and share affectionate touches at night, but sex is simply off the table. She has expressed her desire to be sexual without penetration, but, like most men, he equates sex with intercourse, and if that’s not happening, he’s just not into it.
Mary is 44 years old, has had a healthy sexual appetite, and misses him sexually touching her. She especially misses oral sex. The last time she mentioned how much she missed making love to him, he said, “I know, baby. I’ll try to give you what you want.” She took that to mean he’d try for her sake but couldn’t care less.
Mary is mystified. She doesn’t need him to have an erection for an enjoyable sexual experience. She’s even seen him orgasm when his penis wasn’t erect, and she enjoys his body in any state. But lately, it feels like pleasuring her has become a chore for him, and that’s the last thing she wants.
When they watched my Sexual Vitality Summit, they both got excited about stem cell therapy. That’s when Mary wrote to me.
I advised her not to pursue stem cell therapy for several reasons.
 |
Members Only Content Please login or register for a Free Membership to view this content. |
Get Up To 25% OFF On FLOW Here ⇐ Save By Getting A 6-month Supply (For All Customers Worldwide)
Click Here For Expand Her Orgasm Tonight ⇐ Sensual Playdates That Bring Back The Sizzle To Your Relationship And Sex Life
WAY BETTER THAN STEM CELL THERAPY
First, it’s costly, and with his smoking and lifestyle, it won’t be a permanent fix. Stem cells are a treatment for hard-luck cases and not the right place to start. It’s far better to focus on lifestyle issues that cost next to nothing and address the problem with a holistic approach.
Here are my specific recommendations for Mary:
- Get him to stop smoking. This is important, but understand that he’s addicted and may need help. He won’t be able to do it himself, so consider the many smoking cessation options. Look into hypnotherapy and nicotine gum. The bottom line is that he needs to give it up.
- A couple of beers isn’t nearly as important as getting rid of those cigarettes, so I suggest you let him enjoy them.
- Nutrition. Make sure he’s getting plenty of healthy fats and organic vegetables.
- Improved blood flow. Daily walks are critical, as is supplemental nitric oxide.
And now for the hands-down best line of defense for reversing erectile dysfunction:
GAINSWave treatments. This is key to remediate the tissue in a man’s penis by removing plaque and atherosclerosis caused by smoking. Go to
|
Members Only Content Please login or register for a Free Membership to view this content. |
Last but not least, I advised Mary to start having sensual playdates. I suggested she put it on her calendar at least once a week, preferably more! What’s beautiful about erotic playdates is that he is not required to get a hard-on. And with my program “Expanded Her Orgasm Tonight,” she can expand her orgasmic potential.
Twenty-one playdates in the Expanded Orgasm program will make it fun to be sensual together again. These sexy playdates have the added benefit of restoring a man’s confidence in getting his lover off without a hard-on. And you know what that means? Once the GAINSWave treatments start to work, he’ll be interested in making love and rekindling your fire TOGETHER.
This may sound like I’m asking Mary to become Dr. Mom… Well, I am. As a woman, I consider it my role to ensure my husband is as healthy as possible as we age. With all the breakthroughs in technology, biohacking, and medicine, there is no reason why anyone can’t have a fantastic sex life into their eighties and beyond. I plan to break the record for the most sexually active centenarian the Internet has ever seen.
So get that man’s butt down to a nearby GAINSWave practitioner, get his butt out walking daily, and take those darn cigarettes away. Do it for him until he’s healthy enough to do it alone.
Follow this plan, and you can keep your intimacy alive. Promise!
|
Members Only Content Please login or register for a Free Membership to view this content. |
Get Up To 25% OFF On FLOW Here ⇐ Save By Getting A 6-month Supply (For All Customers Worldwide)
Click Here For Expand Her Orgasm Tonight ⇐ Sensual Playdates That Bring Back The Sizzle To Your Relationship And Sex Life
Disclaimer: We frequently partner with companies providing products and services featured on our website in an affiliate relationship. We vet the products in advance to ensure they are trusted resources and recommend you research before purchasing. We welcome your feedback and recommendations. If you buy one of the products we recommend or click on one of the links in this email, we may receive a commission. Thank you for supporting us!
All information from Susan Bratton, Personal Life Media, The20, and our collective brands are personal opinions. The statements made within this email/website have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. These statements and the products of this company are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. Always seek consultation from your doctor.
One Response
Hello, my name is Cristina. I am
In a similar position as Mary. I would like to ask some advice please thank you. I’m 44 as well, turning 45, single, no children, never been married. I’ve only had one long term committed relationship 5 years ago for 3 years. I’ve always had difficulty meeting someone compatible; I’ve tried through friends, online, and matchmaking companies briefly. I met my ex through a matchmaking company. When I first met him I had my doubts, we were extremely different with not much in common. We dated And fell in love. He was the only man that loved me unconditionally and respected me. We talked, went on dates, he waited for he for 3 months until I was comfortable to be intimate. I was a virgin. Sex was difficult and painful for me. I saw a sex therapist. My first time he was so nervous, he was so gentle and thoughtful and loving. After that he wanted to go fast and hard and I wasn’t comfortable with that. Since the beginning of us dating he wanted to live together. I wasn’t ready, I wanted to get married, he wasn’t ready. He proposed, we moved in together, and then everything changed. We drifted apart, I tried, maybe not hard enough? I Ended the relationship after living with him for a year. We kept in touch, talking for 6 years wondering if we could ever get back together. He’s now all of a sudden stopped talking to me. We’re we just not meant to be? Was he not being his true real honest self with he when we were dating? Our sex life did decrease as well, he said he was going through depression through work stress, I was as well, I tried to keep
Our sex life active, we wasn’t interested, we cuddled. He turned into a complete stranger I don’t know anymore. He does smoke. He did quit when he dated me because I don’t like smoking, my uncle died of lung cancer. He had a hard time quitting, he tried hypnotherapy . Hey smokes again now and drinks, I don’t drink or smoke. We’re we just not compatible? Thank you, curious