Judy & Charlie
New member
I'd love to know...
These ads for "Extenz" with Smilin Bob as the spokesman and all the other "male enhancement" drugs out there. How do you guys feel about them?
None of them work. They are all vitamins, supplements and God-knows-what-else.
How about the products applied directly that have capcasin (hot pepper) in them?
And as every woman knows, taking extra hormones when the change comes is just asking for cancer, yet here are these commercials for "Low-T" or low testosterone. The ad says to "ask your doctor" if you don't have the old energy you once had.
Please!
This is such a racket and the media hype aimed at getting men's attention, feeding into their doubts about aging and ripping them off for cash is a sin! Some of this crap could potentially be dangerous because "supplements" are not regulated by the Federal Food and Drug Adm.
So, I'm asking a serious and legitimate question here...how do you guys feel about these ads?
These ads for "Extenz" with Smilin Bob as the spokesman and all the other "male enhancement" drugs out there. How do you guys feel about them?
None of them work. They are all vitamins, supplements and God-knows-what-else.
How about the products applied directly that have capcasin (hot pepper) in them?
And as every woman knows, taking extra hormones when the change comes is just asking for cancer, yet here are these commercials for "Low-T" or low testosterone. The ad says to "ask your doctor" if you don't have the old energy you once had.
Please!
This is such a racket and the media hype aimed at getting men's attention, feeding into their doubts about aging and ripping them off for cash is a sin! Some of this crap could potentially be dangerous because "supplements" are not regulated by the Federal Food and Drug Adm.
So, I'm asking a serious and legitimate question here...how do you guys feel about these ads?