Blog: Yohimbe and PE Today I picked up some more Yohimbe f..

Blog: Yohimbe and PE Today I picked up some more Yohimbe from GNC, and I wanted to write a small blog about why I take it. First, I've been off of it for a few months, and the reason is that it seems to wear off for me after about six months of constant use. I like to use it mainly for energy, but it does have its pros and con's so let's go over those. PRO: Yohimbe is a natural bark, which I am a fan of. Personally, I'm not particularly eager to take Tylenol for a headache because I'm not a fan of medication. It's also a stimulant, and I've replaced it with my energy drinks because, let's face it. Those aren't the best thing to be putting into your body, especially with all the preservatives that are in them. Also, it helps to burn belly fat, and as you all know, that is a massive goal of mine. And in regards to PE, Yohimbe helps with getting and maintaining a very strong erection. It's a little too good at doing that. You will know when the Yohimbe kicks in because you might feel a little jittery. And then suddenly, your dick will get hard for no reason, which is excellent when you want it to. But bad when you're not expecting it. The first time I took it a few years back. I quickly left my local recreational pool because I couldn't get my erection to go down. And getting arrested for indecent exposure wasn't on my things to do that day. When doing any form of PE, it can indeed be a powerful tool, especially when combined with L-Arginine, which helps your body create nitric oxide. CONS: As I mentioned earlier, if you're not used to stimulants, it can cause jitters. I can consume 600mg of caffeine and still be tired enough to go to bed by the end of the day. And I will still get a rush of jittery energy when I take it. It can also cause an increase in heart rate, which I wouldn't recommend if you take heart medication. Or if you already have heart issues. Remember guys. I'm just some dude on the internet, so please consult your doctor before taking anything, especially if you're already taking medications. I'm a huge fan of natural herbs, but sometimes herbs can interact with medicines. And I wouldn't recommend you take it if you're drinking caffeine.