Ageless Male

I’m just wondering if any of you older men out there have ever tried the Ageless Male pills I see advertised on TV. I know it’s not a penis enlargement pill but having a problem with low testosterone, I wonder if it actually lives up to it’s advertisement. I currently get a testosterone shot every other week. Between that and taking multivitamins I feel much better, have a better sex drive, and am more energetic. Being in my early 50’s I’m always looking for things to help regain some of my youth. I don’t plan on growing old gracefully. Since I hit puberty late I still look pretty young, have all my hair and it’s still blonde. I’m going to do everything in my power to keep looking and feeling young as I get older.

Taking extra testosterone probably wont’ help with longevity, you might want to do some decent exercise and kegels

The only real shot of regaining youth is pretty much this:

So what I’d recommend is, max out your chances, live a healthy life, good food and moderate exercise

And grow a freaky beard.

For the next 200 years.

I was also a late bloomer so I too look younger than my 71 years. However, to keep my dick young, I exercise (kegels) it most mornings inside my wife’s vagina, though age limits orgasms to once or twice every two weeks. My Uro put me on T-gel, but my Endocrinologist recommended I quit when he noticed my PSA started to rise a bit. I decided a healthy prostate was more important than a higher libido.

Dtwarren1942, you are my hero. I hope I can be fortunate enough to have sex with my wife that often when I reach your age (however I hope I can still have orgasms more often too). My wife can only handle sex about once a week and has been that way for years. It takes her a while for her parts to recover. She usually cums quickly but if we have sex more than once a week, it takes her a long time to reach that point. I truly hope you find a way to achieve orgasm more often, I can’t imagine having sex without reaching that point.

Interesting video, kind of scary stuff though.

Personally I don’t find any part of it scary, the most basic way of putting it as Aubrey once said, it’s like vintage cars, they were not built to last forever but if taken care of and maintained thoroughly enough you can keep it in pristine condition pretty much indefinitely. As far as actual implementation goes it won’t be a series of surgical operations but more like having a vaccine shot or even a tablet at the later stages, it’s just covering the areas of regeneration where the body eventually can’t keep up. Just like your body can heal wounds or trauma very well at a young age, with it becoming more difficult over time as the cells accumulate more and more damage, these therapies are basically there to fix and remove the damage from them, restoring their original capabilities.

I don’t mind how long people manage to live as long as they are valuable members of society and not societal parasites. That worries me.