Anyone here aware of Cherifer PGM? It's a height-increasing food supplement?
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i have tried it but i've stopped using it because it seems to be ineffective
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Case Title:  On Vaginal size, vaginal enlargement, vaginal muscular development for sexual orgasm. \n--------------------------------------------------------------------------------\nReader: 3/01/2003>My husband is complaining of vaginal loosness and I am 25 with three childeren. I am a large framed woman and am wondering if petite women have smaller vaginas. What can I do? Do women who are over weight have bigger vaginas?\n\n\n--------------------------------------------------------------------------------\nDr. Lin: 3/01/2003> The "expandable size (circumference)" of your vaginal orifice can reach twice the length of of your labia minors, approximately the maximum circumference of your mouth. The muscle and nerve of the vaginal orifice can be plastically over-stretched (deformed) by childbirth even if it has been sewed back properly. If this is the case, it will take a year or longer for the over-stretched muscle and nerve to regain its elasticity. To let the plastically deformed muscle and nerve recover faster, you need the neuro-nutrients and hGH/DHEA/androstenedione/testosterone to heal the the damaged/fatigued tissues and nerves.  Vaginal exercises are to help increase the trapping of testosterone and DHT via the local blood circulation in the PC muscle and pelvic/perineum  floor, but you need sufficient neurochemicals and hormones in the bloodstream to help build the muscle where testosterone will be burned into DHT for muscular development and ,at the same time, release the bioelectric energy to charge (sensitize) the local nerves (sensory, parasympathetic and sympathetic).  Vaginal exercises also stimulate the Greater Vestibular Glands ( http://www.actionlove.com/image/g-spot.jpg ) to  release more female precum  (like the male pre-ejaculation fluid from the bulbourethral glands for premature ejaculation) that helps accelerate female orgasmic responses. Of course, you need the neurochemicals and hormones to release  precum.\nDuring lovemaking, what he wants to feel is the gripping force of your vagina. But, his feeling also depends on his penile erection and nervous sensitivity, not only on your vaginal tightness or gripping force..\nIf his erection is weak due to a lack of the neurotransmitters acetylcholine, his penile skin surface nerves become less sensitive and you won't feel pleasure during lovemaking either.  In a lot of situations, men blame their partners' vaginal enlargement for their penile shrinkage. If his penis is very hard and can exert a high stimulation pressure on your urethral/vaginal spongy tissues, he won't feel your vaginal looseness even if your vagina is real loose; instead, you will experience a peeing   urgency and/or intercourse pain when the hard erecting penis stimulates your urethral and G-spot nerves. \nThe peeing urgency and/or intercourse pain usually happen when your vaginal/urethral spongy tissues won't erect due to a lack of the neurotransmitter acetylcholine and  the hormones androstenedione/testosterone in the vagina/urethral spongy tissues and nerves, or due to an excessive binding of the stress neurohormone adrenalin into the sympathetic alpha-2 receptors in the vaginal/urethral arteries and tissues.  In fact,  a lack of the neurotransmitter acetylcholine and  the hormones androstenedione/testosterone and/or due to an excessive binding of the stress neurohormone adrenalin into the sympathetic alpha-2 receptors will shrink your vaginal and urethral spongy tissues and result in vaginal enlargement.  If your vaginal condition reaches this state,  you feel nothing either during lovemaking. \nIn fact, the penile shrinkage and vaginal enlargement are the same thing as discussed in these two links-\nThe principles of the Penile/G-spot/Clitoral enlargement and Vaginal Narrowing (Reduction, yes!) are the same thing! for more sexual orgasm.If you erect your clitoris in the arousal state, your vaginal/urethral spongy tissues will become erecting to your vagin
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take food supplement for weight gain
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I had this a while back. My father is a pharmacist and recommended eating bananas and rubbing almond oil on my calves. May sound crazy, but it worked!
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Androstene, get it at your local supplement store.  (you can't buy at GNC, because it's not approved by the FDA)
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I leave you to make you're own judgment from the following quotes from Wiki, both from good verifiable sources and not the pen of a marketing company trying to make a buck from a mug.\n\nQuote 1:\nPfizer released the rights to the primary ingredient in 2002. Paul \nHutson, associate professor in the University of Wisconsin-Madison School of Pharmacy, told the Wisconsin State News, "For Pfizer to release something dealing with obesity suggests to me that they felt there was no merit to its oral use"\n\nIn other words, it doesn't work as it would have been a goldmine to Pfizer if it had.\n\nQuote 2:\nIn March 2006, Consumer Reports investigated the dietary supplement and concluded, "This weight loss drug lacks the clinical evidence for the Consumer Reports experts to recommend this product."\n\nIn other words, there is no scientifically verifiable evidence showing it is effective. Anecdotal quotes by pleased clients preferred by marketeers don't cut much scientific mustard!\n\nSo, I suspect the side effects are that you'll be wasting your money. If you want to lose weight there are only two known methods which don't involve surgery- take in less calories by eating less or eating better and increase calorie usage by doing more exercise either directly in exercise classes or indirectly by lifestyle changes- walk, cycle to work instead of using the car, etc.
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isn't cherifer like for children only??? well, t least on this site..probably they have one for adults...but yeah...
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Yes it is.  I have PCOS and have been taking Glucophage XR (Metamorphin is the generic) for years now.  I take 2000mg/day.  \n\nTo explain what Glucophage does, I need to help you understand what PCOS is.  Women with PCOS are almost always insulin resistant, which means that their bodies try to compensate by “overproducing” insulin.  (Insulin resistance can be detected by a blood test of fasting serum levels of glucose and insulin.)\n\nHigh insulin levels produce excess male hormones by increasing androgen production by the ovaries leading to more and more PCOS symptoms. Androgens are male hormones such as testosterone.  High insulin levels also increase the production of LH by the pituitary gland.  The high LH in turn leads to an even higher level of male hormones.  In several recent studies, Glucophage has shown effectiveness in inducing ovulation in some women with PCOS by lowering both LH and male hormone levels.\n\nNow, having said that, note that the major symptom of PCOS is high insulin levels.  The goal is to decrease them.  And what do carbs do?  They raise your insulin level.  So, the best diet...one actually created for PCOS sufferers is SugarBusters.  It's wonderful and helped me, along with Glucophage, to lose about 20-30lbs.\n\nIf you have PCOS you may or may not have trouble getting pregnant.  I have two kids and never had a problem getting pregnant.  My mother and father only have me and it took them six years.  Everyone is different.  I would tell you just not to give up.\n\nYes, it is safe to get pregnant while taking the drug.  It's in the FDA pregnancy category B. This means that it is unlikely to harm an unborn baby.  However, you should still talk to your doctor if you are pregnant.  Also, it does pass to the breast milk, so make sure you talk to your doctor if you are breastfeeding.\n\nNow, the heavy bleeding.  The only thing that will stop the heavy bleeding is keeping your insulin levels down month over month so your male hormones decrease and your female hormones increase, thus inducing a monthly period.  The bleeding is heavy because when you do have a period, it's likely several periods in one.  When I go a few months without a period, my doctor prescribes a hormone pill that I take for a week that starts my period.\n\nThe most important thing to do is to take the Glucophage/Metamorphin every single day.  When you first start taking it, it can cause some bad cramps and bad poopies, so you might ask about taking the XR/ER version, which is an extended release version.  That helps get rid of those symptoms.  \n\nAlso, it's important to exercise.  I found that I need about 240 minutes of cardio every week for it to make a difference.  Do your best to get as close to possible as that.  And also strength train.  Muscle burns more calories than fat.  \n\nHope this helps.  Good Luck!
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(quick answer at the bottom, science answer below)\n\nI did a search of Pubmed, which contains research on peer-reviewed scientific journals. I found one review done on rats in 2004 where they injected the compound from Hoodia into mice. Their main observation is that the plant increased ATP (ie. energy) in the hypothalamus. In studies on rats, low ATP meant "hungry" and high ATP meant "full", so in theory if you could increase the ATP in the hypothalamus then in theory it could make you feel full. However, the study showed the hoodia did not change the amount of food the rats actually ate. There may be other research on this, but it may be from less-reputable sources. I would not be surprised if all the hype on hoodia is related to this one study (the same thing happened with chromium picolinate - one study and the results were never duplicated).\n\nI did see the website below which notes that most of the pills have nothing in them. I have heard the plant is expensive so a lot are counterfeit. Of course, if I was selling you a product I would tell you that most of the other vendors are crap and that through "innovative cultivating and scientific breakthroughs" I was able to "purify and concentrate only the purest form of hoodia, as verified by independant analysis, which justifies why my product is more expensive than others on the market."\n\nPersonally, I wouldn't take it. Whenever you deal with the supplement industry your motto should always be "Caveat Emptor" (Let the buyer beware). \n\nJohn
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It's a scam. Below is a link to one company who was prosecuted for selling such a product.\nThe fat blockers and carb blockers don't work. If it sounds like magic, it's not, it's just BS.
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I've heard of that before..Women drinking castor oil..I looked it up on WebMD and it said something about an enlarged pelvis...Anyway here is the site...Good luck with the new grandbaby!!! Yay!
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HeightMax is a growth enhancing supplement produced and sold by Sunny Health Nutrition. Heightmax's creators say that people from ages 12-25 can take it to enhance growth. As with most non-certified nutrition products, time should be taken to research the product and its producers.\n\nHeightMax claims that it is made up of amino acids, herbs and vitamins, among other things. They also claim their own studies show that HeightMax works.\n\nAccording to their website, "No other vitamin, mineral and amino acid supplement on the market has our trademark patent-pending formula. HeightMax™ is a specially formulated supplement that focuses on people between the ages of 12 and 25 who want to increase their height by reaching their maximum height potential."\n\n\nRetrieved from "http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HeightMax"
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I found this info, and it sounds like pretty potent stuff.  You could go to the website, print out all the info, and ask a doctor about it.  Good luck to both of you!\n\nProduct: Formula FLW\n\nCompany: Maxion\n\nSize: 300 Tablets\n\nIngredients: Vitamin A ( palmitate ) 4000iu, \nVitamin E ( d-alpha tocopheryl succinate ) 65iu, \nVitamin C ( ascorbic acid ) 320mg, \nVitamin C ( calcium ascorbate ) 80mg, \nVitamin B1 ( thiamine hydrochloride ) 20mg, \nVitamin B2 ( riboflavin ) 5mg, Vitamin B6 ( pyridoxine hydrochloride ) 15mg, V\nitamin B12 ( cobalamin ) 25 mcg, \nNiacin 5mg, \nNiacinamide 5mg, \nPantothenic acid ( d-calcium pantothenate ) 50mg, \nFolic Acid 0.04mg, \nBiotin 10mcg, \nCholine ( bitartrate ) 72.5mg, \nInositol 4mg, \ndl-Methionine 24mg, \nMagnesium ( oxide ) 40mg, \nPotassium ( chloride ) 20mg,\n Potassium ( citrate ) 20mg, \nManganese ( gluconate ) 0.5mg, \nZinc ( gluconate ) 3mg, \nChromium ( proteinate ) 20mcg, \nSelenium ( proteinate ) 25mcg, \nPara-Aminobenzoic Acid ( PABA ) 25mg, \nBetaine Hydrochloride 12mg,\n L-Cysteine Hydrochloride 100mg, \nThymus Concentrate 10mg, \nSpleen Concentrate 10mg, \nAdrenal Concentrate 10mg.\n\nDosage: Take two tablets daily as a vitamin & mineral supplement.\n\nContains no sugar, starch, colourings, flavourings, preservatives, milk, wheat, corn, gluten, soy or yeast.
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Two months ago, I had given this answer to your Q.\nWhat were the points you didn't like or you didn't understand?\nWhat are your criteria for a "good" answer?\nI am posting again the answer (copy and paste) and I am waiting for your feedback. Why do you refer especially to the GNC company?\nAre you aware of some studies that they did using aminoacids that could potentially influence growth?\nWere they OTC supplements?\nPlease, let us know and in the mean while have another look to my posting.\nRegards\n\n\nHuman growth hormone is administered in the cure of diseases and not in order to make people taller !\nEvenmore, it is a prescription only medicine acting in a small gland situated in our brain. I think they are used also for the dopping. \nTell me now : would you ever trust to give your child such a medicine that could potentially interact with the surrounding field?\nThen you are talking also about OTC products ; they are food supplements I suppose. I don't know what this kind of products are, but I have to say that I had a bad experience from food supplements sold via networking marketing, last spring.\nSometimes they are not so innocent as they look like; they can cause allergies.\nWhy don't you think to adopt a healthier lifestyle? This will help more effectively in your child's case. And it is also more natural, it has no adverse effects, as medicines do .\nI want to add just this : control obesity! Obese children don't get tall and there is also the scientific explanation for this.\nI think that the answer given previously, be happy with yourself, with what you are was wisdom.\n\n\nI have to add that:\n\n1st: It is not just growth hormone that controls growth; there are also other hormones, like TSH(thyroid stimulating hormone), ACTH(adrenocorticotropic hormone), LH(luteinizing hormone) and FSH(follicle stimulating hormone).\nThe small gland situated in our brain, is called pituitary gland.\n\n2nd: You are talking about injections: they are administered just if a GH deficiency is diagnosed; this involves hospitalizing the child because GH is produced in bursts. This means that we can't have a result from a single measurement of this hormone in a blood sample. We need the result of the measurements of a 24 hour period.\nFrom what you say, your child has not been diagnosed from that.\n\nYour child can find more information , articles suitable for the public and educate himself on the GH issue from the site of the Foundation for human growth. It is a patients organisation.\nhttp://www.hgfound.org/growth.html\nEducating himself, he will understand that he really doesn't need any injections of growth hormone in order to get taller and - hopefully - he will adopt a healthier lifestyle in order to grow well.\nOr - if he prefers - he can navigate in the site of wikipedia http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/growth_hormone\nTake care on scams! A big research project has started this year in the US that will elucidate some obscure points in the area of food supplements that are on sale for this purpose. \n\nKaterina
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Ummmm, my mum's done two Diplomas in this very kind of area and I've read up a lot on it to. Anyhows, from memory, it's neither good nor bad. It's kind of ok. Like, that is with colestoral. Of course it has many other advantages too.\n\nBtw, olive oil and oat-bran are some of the best.- they really *lower* bad cholestoral.
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I also follow a (very nearly) vegetarin diet and have almost completely stopped eating dairy products and have found it beneficial for me (I'm self-diagnosted lactose intolerant).  If you have Silk (brand) soy milk available I highly recommend giving it a try.  It is organic, tastes great, has good shelf life and can even be mixed with hot beverages (like coffee) unlike most other soy milks (that's why Starbucks now has it available).  It is also fortified with vitamin D and is a great source of protein without the animal fat.\n\nYes, milk is said to contain hormones which have been blamed for girls starting their periods earlier etc.  I personally think that the future is soy milk!
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If you are interested in a 100% natural whole food approach, I highly recommend ViaViente.  High blood pressure runs in my husband's family.  He tried dietary changes, high-cardio workouts, but nothing seemed to work.  He was getting prescribed medications but it didn't sit well with him that he is only 38 and would have to take hi BP meds.  So, his personal trainer/nutritionist and wife (who is a doctor), turned him on to ViaViente (which they recommend to all their clients/patients who are interested in natural approaches to combat nearly any health ailment imaginable).  After 3 weeks, his blood pressure went from 140+ to 117.  It has been 3 months now and it is at a stable 110.\n\nI know a network of trainers, nutritionists, doctors, physical therapists and herbalists who highly recommend this product.  It has also helped me with my lifelong allergy problem (I no longer take any meds) and my kids have not had a drop of Motrin or Tylenol since they've been drinking this juice (I used to feel like I was drugging my kids because they used to get sick so often).  My family loves it and we highly recommend it for preventative health, maintenance...your body just operates at an optimal level with ViaViente added to your diet.  4 ounces a day is equivalent to 20 servings of fruits and vegetables.\n\nYou are welcome to contact me directly and I can answer additional questions you may have.  I did quite a bit of research on the product and it's nearest competitors.