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Jennifer’s Burning Vag Pain

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Do you remember my friend Jennifer who had burning pain from intercourse? She bought her VFit Gold vaginal rejuvenation device and needed help figuring out how to use it to end the pain. Wait ‘til you hear what happened when she followed my “prescription.” 

Jennifer loved the look and feel of her new VFit Gold. But the first two times she used it, the pain was so intense she put it back in its little silk pouch and stuck it in her nightstand. I explained that her vaginal tissue was tight, but it would bounce back with a bit of coaxing, it would bounce back.

The best way to do that is with the VFit Gold from JoyLux. 

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  • Morning and night, take one capsule of FLOW, my organic blood flow supplement. FLOW will make massaging your vulva even more beneficial and increase vaginal lubrication.
  • After a few days, introduce the VFit Gold as much as it is comfortable. Slowly expand the tissue. You will tend to tighten up. Breathe deeply into your Yoni. You want her to open like you’re pushing out a baby. Or like your vagina is a blossoming flower. Do this morning and night.
  • I felt sure this would help and couldn’t wait to hear from Jennifer. After a week, I couldn’t stand it anymore, so I rang her up. “How’s your va-jay-jay this morning?” I asked.

    “OMG!” she said. “I’m so glad you turned me on to that GLOW Below. It’s so luscious! I did what you said and gave myself a Yoni massage morning and night. The very first time, I got super turned on!  It must be the increased blood flow from taking your Nitric Oxide supplement. I’d stopped self-pleasing, but now I’m totally into it. My bedtime routine has never been so much fun!”

    “That’s wonderful!” I said. “And what about the VFit Gold?”

    “Ya know, I got so into the yoni massage that I haven’t tried putting it inside yet. But I did play with it around my vulva and clitoris last night. The sonic vibration gets me going. I like that it has several different modes. I guess I’m making friends with it. I figure the more turned on I am, the better. I’ll probably slip it inside me tonight.” 

    “That’s great,” I said. “Go slow; slip it in as much as it is comfortable. Remember, you want to expand the tissue very slowly. Suppose you feel yourself tightening up; back off and breathe into the base of your pelvis. You might even do a strong kegel, then let it go. This will help your pelvic floor relax and open up.”

    Listen, ladies. You can have a fulfilling sex life into your fifties, sixties, seventies, and beyond. Getting older doesn’t mean it’s all over. A lot of people report that sex gets BETTER with age. There is less urgency and more connection. Intimacy is about pleasuring each other. What turned you on when you were younger may not do it for you anymore. Same for your lover. So guess what? You get to explore what turns you both on now! Let your arousal take you on an erotic adventure! 

    Like any adventure, you want to be “in shape.” It’s a good idea to deal with physical limitations so you can surrender to your pleasure when you feel aroused. Your sweet vagina is just like your muscles… she can atrophy as you age, especially if you’ve been through a dry spell. So order your VFit Gold today!

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    And while you’re at it, get my organic blood flow supplement. There’s no time like the present to get your mojo going!

    Stay healthy. Stay beautiful. Stay sexy!

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