Erotic Electrostimulation Can Harm Your Sexual Nerves Beyond Your Imagination

To enhance sexual experience, some couples experiment with "electro sex," or electric stimulation of the genitals for erotic pleasure by connecting a muscle stimulator to the penis, clitoris or G-spot.  While this can be quite pleasurable, connecting an electric circuit to the genitals can cause nerve damage and lead to symptoms of sexual exhaustion.
 
The problem: electronic sexual stimulation is too intense for the sex organs. If an electrode is placed on the G-spot too frequently, the stimulator can damage the G-spot nerves, leading to premature orgasm without the corresponding sexual energy build-up. Once a woman adapts to premature orgasm by electronic stimulation, she has difficultly becoming aroused by penile insertion.
 
Sex organ damage can commonly occur at an intensive rate of electronic stimulation, such as 10 cycles per second.  However, if electronic sexual stimulation can be adjusted to a lower magnitude, such as 1 to 2 cycles per second, the electrodes can be safely used to train women to orgasm when aroused.
 
Natural  formulas can help women suffering from overuse of electric stimulation by increasing clitoral stimulation, improving blood circulation to the genitals, engorging the clitoris, vagina, and G-spot, and increasing overall sensitivity. 
 
Herbal ingredients from VRP Formula I can increase prostaglandins production, relaxing vaginal and uterine muscles, as well as cervical and clitoral tissues. The formula can also help gradually rejuvenate neuro-endocrine function, stabilize serotonin and GABA nervous control, boost prostaglandin E-1 and E-3, and increase Nitric Oxide production necessary for healing.