Do Natural Male Enhancement Pills Really Work?Written by Staggerlee Phillips
Copyright 2005 Staggerlee PhillipsDo natural male enhancement pills really work? The short answer: Some do, some don't. 99% of them are rip-off pills which are nothing more than vitamin pills. What you should know from outset is that some penis pill companies are being sued and put out of business. This is all to consumer's good, because it allows more reputable male enhancement and penis enlargement companies to come to fore, with products that DO work. These are companies who take natural male enhancement to next level, and who can provide life-changing benefits that are desired. "Don't Believe The Hype" In past year, three false advertising lawsuits against makers of herbal penis enlargement pills have been filed in United States. All three suits seek class action status and claim to represent more than 1 million total plaintiffs. The cases, filed in New Jersey, Colorado and Ohio, accuse manufacturers of herbal dietary supplements of falsely claiming to be able to add substantial length and girth to a man's penis. The companies named in suit are Alzare LLC of Boca Raton, Florida, manufacturers of Alzare tablets, Albion Drugs, manufacturers of VigRx pills, and Berkeley Premium Nutraceuticals, who produce Enzyte. These three products, incidentally, are also some of most popular and highly-advertised penis pills, and some have appeared on late-night television info-mercials.
| | Physical Fitness - Is Your Workout Missing Something?Written by Mike Adams
Copyright 2005 Mike AdamsHiking along a rocky trail, two of three friends carefully picked their way from rock to rock. But one leaped from rock to rock, bounding by others like a gazelle running and leaping from rock to rock. Never missing his footing, others wondered at his almost supernatural grace and skill. "How does he do that?" they thought. When most people think of physical fitness, they think of strength and cardiovascular fitness. If they are really thinking about it, they'll add flexibility to list. But there's something few people think about when working out, a missing component of physical fitness. You can't get it just by lifting weights or running on a treadmill. The missing component is agility. Agility is what let my friend run rings around us, leaping from rock to rock along Pedernales River in Texas. Agility is what you see in top athletes who make great skill look effortless. Agility is what helps a ballet dancer make it look effortless. Agility is how Jackie Chan can still do martial arts even while he is rolling over tables, bouncing off walls, leaping between rungs of ladders. I didn't understand that until years after hike along Pedernales River. Now, after doing martial arts for almost 30 years, I understand. When you watch someone who moves with grace and skill, you're seeing agility. Have you ever had an experience where you felt clumsy? Have you ever fumbled ball, or tripped over your own two feet? Or have you ever seen someone who is in great shape, but they just can't coordinate, they can't move?
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