Orgawell?

[TJ88]

has anyone heard of this? I found it when I was trying to search for something to help with premature ejaculation for prostatitis before I get on Effexor. (I'm really hoping this helps, has anyone had help with premature ejaculation using Effexor??

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[inflagranti]

I'd like to re-ask that question, if anybody has any experience with this? It is something that should strengthen the pelvic floor in a relaxed way (not like kegels). It is a Swiss company and it looks pretty solid to me. Any opinions?

[webslave]

Zero studies on Orgawell in Pubmed. That's the first danger signal. Second danger signal is that it's a set of muscle "strengthening" exercises meant mainly to help with urinary incontinence. That's not what we're dealing with at this forum. The third danger signal is that it is also claimed to cure all manner of maladies, like CPPS, erectile dysfunction and even premature ejaculation.

Reminds me of Homer Simpson saying "Donuts! Is there anything they can't do?" Sure sign of a quack remedy.

[inflagranti]

It is apparently based on studies: http://www.maennergesundheit.info/science.html

But yeah, those studies only claim its usefulness to tread ED.

[webslave]

Those are not scientific studies published in peer-reviewed journals. They are excepts from a book by Frank Sommer, who also wrote Warum Frauen Pornos mögen und Männer einen G-Punkt haben (Why do women like porn and men have a G-spot).

I quote from one of the documents:

...imagine how you “suck” the rice grains upwards with the bottom of the pelvis. Feel how the pelvic diaphragm tightens!

This is almost the exact opposite of Paradoxical Relaxation and is guaranteed to make your condition worse! D'oh!

The whole point of the process seems to be to increase blood flow to the area, on the supposition that men with all manner of pelvic problems lack good circulation in the pelvis. In fact, color doppler studies show that the prostate, for one, is more perfused with blood in chronic prostatitis / chronic pelvic pain syndrome than for normal men.