All Proven Ways to Beat Early Ejaculation FOREVER

Summary

This video addresses premature ejaculation, debunking myths and offering insights into its medical and non-medical causes. It outlines various treatments, from simple methods like using condoms to reduce sensitivity, to more complex interventions like hyaluronic acid injections and nerve denervation. The script emphasizes the importance of understanding whether the issue is medical or congenital, and provides practical advice on exercises and mental techniques to help control or eliminate premature ejaculation.

Takeaways

• 🚫 Most internet remedies for premature ejaculation are ineffective.
• ⏱ In medical terms, ejaculation within less than three minutes of sexual intercourse is considered premature.
• 🩺 Certain medical conditions like prostate inflammation or hormonal imbalances can cause premature ejaculation.
• 💊 Erectile dysfunction can also lead to premature ejaculation.
• 📈 Using condoms can reduce sensitivity and potentially double the sexual intercourse time.
• 💊 Topical creams or sprays with lidocaine can numb the penis and prolong intercourse.
• 🔁 The 'stop and go' method can help control the urge to ejaculate during sex.
• 🧘‍♂️ Relaxation exercises can reduce the sensitivity and delay ejaculation.
• 💉 Medications that block serotonin can reduce hypersensitivity, similar to the effect of alcohol.
• ✂️ Circumcision can decrease penile sensitivity by exposing the head of the penis to daily friction.
• 🧪 Injectable fillers like hyaluronic acid can create a barrier to reduce sensitivity and delay ejaculation.

Q & A

What is the definition of premature ejaculation according to medical terms?

Medically, premature ejaculation is defined as the inability to have sexual intercourse without ejaculating for less than three minutes.

Can the internet's 'magical potions' and pills effectively treat premature ejaculation?

Unfortunately, most of the internet's 'magical potions,' pills, and methods to cure premature ejaculation are not effective.

What are some medical conditions that can cause premature ejaculation?

Medical conditions like inflammation of the prostate, rapid drop in testosterone, or hormonal imbalances such as increased estrogen can cause premature ejaculation.

How can erectile dysfunction be related to premature ejaculation?

Erectile dysfunction can often cause premature ejaculation as individuals may rush to ejaculate due to the fear of losing their erection.

What is one of the basic methods mentioned in the script to help with premature ejaculation?

One of the basic methods mentioned is using contraceptives, such as condoms, which create a barrier and reduce the sensitivity of the penis.

How do creams or sprays with lidocaine help in managing premature ejaculation?

Creams or sprays with lidocaine reduce sensitivity by numbing the area applied, which can prolong sexual activity.

Why should one be cautious when using lidocaine-based creams or sprays during sexual intercourse?

One should be cautious because these products can reduce sensitivity for both partners, potentially diminishing the pleasure experienced by the partner.

What is the 'stop and go' method and how does it work?

The 'stop and go' method involves stopping sexual activity when the urge to ejaculate is felt, waiting for the sensation to subside, and then resuming activity.

Are there any side effects associated with the 'stop and go' method?

There are no side effects associated with the 'stop and go' method as long as ejaculation occurs eventually, which helps maintain a healthy sexual response.

What is the role of relaxation exercises in managing premature ejaculation?

Relaxation exercises can help manage premature ejaculation by reducing the tension in the muscles responsible for ejaculation, thus slowing down the process.

How can mental relaxation techniques be beneficial during sexual activity to manage premature ejaculation?

Mental relaxation techniques, such as focusing on non-sexual thoughts or imagery, can help distract from the sexual stimulation and reduce the urge to ejaculate.

What is the role of circumcision in treating premature ejaculation?

Circumcision can reduce hypersensitivity by exposing the head and shaft of the penis to daily friction, which can desensitize the area and potentially prolong sexual activity.

What are some invasive treatments mentioned for premature ejaculation and what are their potential risks?

Invasive treatments mentioned include hyaluronic acid injections to reduce sensitivity and nerve denervation techniques. These methods carry potential risks such as erectile dysfunction or reduced ability to achieve a normal erection.

Outlines

00:00

🔍 Understanding Premature Ejaculation

This paragraph introduces the topic of premature ejaculation, emphasizing the prevalence of ineffective solutions online. It clarifies that medical definitions of premature ejaculation are based on the inability to last longer than three minutes during intercourse. The paragraph also discusses potential medical causes, such as prostate inflammation or hormonal imbalances, and suggests that erectile dysfunction can contribute to premature ejaculation. The speaker proposes a link to an ebook for further information on testosterone and its role in sexual health. The focus then shifts to non-medical, congenital hypersensitivity as a possible cause and suggests methods to reduce sensitivity, such as using condoms and creams containing lidocaine.

05:01

🛠 Techniques to Combat Premature Ejaculation

The second paragraph delves into various non-invasive techniques to manage premature ejaculation. It mentions the use of condoms to reduce sensitivity and prolong sexual activity. The paragraph also introduces topical creams and sprays containing lidocaine, which can numb the penis and delay ejaculation, but advises caution due to potential reduced pleasure for the partner. The speaker suggests choosing sexual positions that minimize friction on sensitive areas of the penis. The 'stop and go' method is introduced as a technique to pause sexual activity when nearing ejaculation, allowing the individual to regain control. Relaxation exercises are also recommended to reduce the urgency to ejaculate. The paragraph briefly touches on the use of medications that block serotonin to reduce hypersensitivity, noting that alcohol can have a similar numbing effect.

10:02

🏥 Invasive Treatments for Premature Ejaculation

The final paragraph explores more invasive treatments for premature ejaculation. It discusses the potential benefits of circumcision in reducing penile sensitivity by increasing daily friction against the penis. The paragraph also mentions hyaluronic acid injections as a method to create a barrier between nerve endings and the skin, thereby reducing sensitivity. Nerve denervation techniques, both thermal and radio frequency-based, are critiqued for their potential to cause erectile dysfunction. The speaker expresses skepticism about these methods due to the risks involved. The paragraph concludes with a mention of shock wave therapy as an emerging treatment, which is also used for erectile dysfunction, and suggests that it might help with premature ejaculation by improving erection quality.

Keywords

💡Premature Ejaculation

Premature ejaculation is defined in the script as the inability to have sexual intercourse without ejaculating for less than three minutes. It's a key theme of the video, as the entire discussion revolves around understanding and addressing this condition. The script differentiates between what might be considered premature ejaculation based on personal or partner expectations versus the clinical definition.

💡Medical Conditions

Medical conditions such as inflammation of the prostate, rapid drop in testosterone, or hormonal imbalances like increased estrogen are mentioned as potential causes of premature ejaculation. The script suggests that if premature ejaculation is due to a medical condition, it must be diagnosed and treated accordingly, highlighting the importance of medical intervention in certain cases.

💡Hypersensitivity

Hypersensitivity refers to an increased sensitivity around the part of the penis responsible for ejaculation. The script explains that some individuals may be born with this condition, which can lead to premature ejaculation. It's a significant concept as it leads into discussions about non-medical treatments aimed at reducing sensitivity.

💡Condoms

Condoms are mentioned as a basic method to reduce sensitivity during sexual intercourse. They create a barrier that can help prolong the time before ejaculation by reducing the direct friction and stimulation. The script uses condoms as an example of a simple, non-invasive approach to managing premature ejaculation.

💡Lidocaine

Lidocaine is a local anesthetic that is used in creams and sprays to reduce sensitivity. The script discusses how applying lidocaine to the penis can help delay ejaculation, but also cautions about the need to wipe it off before intercourse to prevent reduced sensitivity for the partner.

💡Sexual Position

The choice of sexual position can influence the duration of intercourse by affecting the amount of friction and stimulation the penis receives. The script suggests that positions that cause less friction on the sensitive areas of the penis can help in managing premature ejaculation, illustrating the role of physical technique in treatment.

💡Stop and Go Method

The stop and go method is a technique where one stops sexual activity when nearing ejaculation, waits for the urge to subside, and then resumes. The script presents this as an effective practice to help gain control over ejaculation, emphasizing the importance of communication and practice with the partner.

💡Relaxation Techniques

Relaxation techniques are mentioned as a way to manage the urge to ejaculate by reducing muscle tension and slowing down the process. The script contrasts these with exercises that engage pelvic floor muscles, suggesting that relaxation can be just as effective in managing premature ejaculation.

💡Medications

Medications that block serotonin are briefly mentioned as a way to reduce hypersensitivity. The script points out that while these can be effective, they are not the only option, and that lifestyle changes and practices can yield similar results, thus presenting a more holistic view of treatment options.

💡Circumcision

Circumcision is discussed as a surgical method that can reduce the sensitivity of the penis by exposing the head and shaft to daily friction, which over time can decrease sensitivity. The script presents this as an invasive treatment option that has shown benefits in some cases of premature ejaculation.

💡Nerve Denervation

Nerve denervation, including thermal and radio frequency methods, is mentioned as a treatment that can reduce sensitivity by affecting the nerves involved in ejaculation. The script cautions that this method can have side effects, including potential erectile dysfunction, and is not a favored approach due to these risks.

Highlights

The video aims to educate viewers on premature ejaculation, debunking myths and providing information on treatments and tools.

Most internet solutions for premature ejaculation are ineffective, so it's important to understand the condition properly.

Premature ejaculation is clinically defined as the inability to last longer than three minutes during intercourse.

Medical conditions like prostate inflammation or hormonal imbalances can cause premature ejaculation.

Erectile dysfunction can sometimes lead to premature ejaculation.

Hypersensitivity around the penis can be a non-pathological cause of premature ejaculation.

Using condoms can reduce sensitivity and potentially double the time of sexual intercourse.

Lidocaine-based creams and sprays can be used to reduce sensitivity and prolong sexual activity.

Choosing the right sexual position can help reduce friction and delay ejaculation.

The 'stop and go' method can be an effective way to control the urge to ejaculate.

Relaxation exercises can help slow down or stop the process of ejaculation by relaxing pelvic muscles.

Medications that block serotonin can reduce hypersensitivity, similar to the effect of alcohol.

Non-pharmacological methods like relaxation and breathing techniques can provide similar results to medication.

Mental relaxation techniques, such as diverting thoughts, can help control the urge to ejaculate.

Circumcision can reduce penile hypersensitivity by exposing the head and shaft to daily friction.

Injections of hyaluronic acid can create a separation between nerve endings and skin, reducing sensitivity.

Nerve denervation, either thermal or radio frequency, is a method to reduce sensitivity but has risks.

Shock wave therapy, commonly used for erectile dysfunction, may also benefit premature ejaculation.

If sexual intercourse is satisfactory for both partners and lasts around three minutes, no treatment may be necessary.

The video offers a program to help viewers overcome erectile decline or premature ejaculation without medication, injections, or surgeries.

Transcripts

this video is for those people who

suffer from premature ejaculation or who

thinks that they suffer from premature

ejaculation well unfortunately the

internet is full of this magical potions

and pills and ways to cure you from

premature ejaculation and unfortunately

most of them are just not working watch

this video to the end and you will learn

everything you need to know about the

premature ejaculation as well as some of

the treatments and some of the tools

that you can use to control the

premature ejaculation or maybe even get

rid of it let's try to understand what

would be considered a premature

ejaculation for example if somebody

wants to have sex for 45 minutes but

unfortunately they come on 35th minute

or 40th minute would you consider this

premature ejaculation or if your partner

is expecting you to last 25 to 30

minutes and you cannot would that be

considered premature ejaculation of

course not in medical terms the

premature ejaculation is an ability to

have a sexual intercourse and not

ejaculating for less than three minutes

so first let's try to understand whether

it's a medical condition or it's

something you're born with there are

some medical conditions like

inflammation of the prostate or rapid

drop in testosterone or increase in

estrogen some of the other hormonal

disbalances that can actually cause the

premature ejaculation matter of fact the

erectile dysfunction can often cause a

premature ejaculation and we'll talk

about it in a minute if it's in medical

condition you definitely have to address

the medical condition it has to be

diagnosed first and then the different

treatments to address whether it's a

chronic or acute inflammation of the

prostate or a drop in testosterone by

the way if you would like to learn more

about testosterone and everything you

need to know how to diagnose it how to

treat it how to prevent it from dropping

and how to effectively naturally get it

up to a good healthy levels you can

follow the link in the bottom and you

can go to my ebook we're going to learn

everything you need to know about

testosterone if you're born with that

then you may just have some

hypersensitivity around the part of the

penis that's responsible for the

bringing up the semen and ejaculating is

not pathological but there are ways to

reduce that hypersensitivity and make

you feel much more comfortable in one

hand and make you last longer in the

sexual relationship on the other hand so

now as assuming that you're actually

born with this problem what can be done

well let's start with very very basic

now we're not going to jump into drugs

we're not going to jump into surgeries

we're going to start with a really

really basic method that actually work

for majority of people method number one

contraceptives creating a barrier

between your penis and vaginal walls

condoms usually work really well because

the a we all know reduce the sensitivity

of your penis some people claim that it

at least doubles the time that they can

have a sexual relationship by the way if

it doubles the time usually it takes you

out of that clinical range but let's say

you still dissatisfied with the length

of your sexual intercourse what else can

be done the couple of creams some sprays

that use most of them lidocaine while

lidocaine because they reduce the

sensitivity and course you apply it on a

penis around the head at the bottom of

the penis and by applying it you reduce

the sensitivity for mostly people it

will prolong the sexual activity if you

decide to use sprays or cream you need

to be conscious with the fact that you

probably have to wipe it off prior to

sexual intercourse why because your

partner will be exposed to that cream or

gel as well what does it do to a partner

it reduces her sensitivity therefore she

will not get as much pleasure as she can

potentially get without that cream

inside of her so you could either put a

cream or gel and put contraceptive

condom on top or you can use a creamy

gel and then wipe it prior to sexual

relationship another way to reduce the

sensitivity is to pick the right sexual

position now it's important to

understand that the bottom of the penis

and closer to the head of the penis has

those sensory fibers that make you come

early if you pick the position in which

this part of the bottom of the penis has

less friction against the canal you will

have less stimulant and most likely less

significantly longer another very common

method is stop and go method is very

effective and very easy to practice when

you're just about to ejaculate you just

stop and you try not to move for about

10 15 20 30 seconds it all depends how

long it takes your body to readjust and

the urgency to come will dissipate and

then you can continue having sex

relationship until you feel that urgency

again and then you stop again you need

to talk to your partner that's exactly

what you're trying to do because

otherwise it will be slightly weird but

it's something you can be practiced and

really work for majority of people now

some people often ask if stop and go

method is actually safe or it has any

side effects in reality as long as you

ejaculate lead the absolutely no side

effects of course if you're practicing

this technique by yourself and you go at

it for 30 40 minutes and at the end you

don't ejaculate there's nothing healthy

about that but if you're practicing it

by yourself always the partner and you

feel that you're getting a better

control over your ejaculation process at

the end you actually ejaculate it's

definitely has no side effects and no

problems for your health another form of

exercise is actually relaxation exercise

now in many of my videos when I teach

you how to perform pelvic floor exercise

we're talking about pulling the

testicles in engaging all the Deep

muscles of the pelvis in this particular

exercise we'll go the opposite way when

you having a sexual intercourse it's

very important periodically to

completely relax we're actually going to

cause a relaxation of the muscles and

that's the muscles that have to contract

to push the sperm up into the canal so

by creating this relaxation we are

slowing down or stopping the process of

ejaculating now there's also a way to

reduce the sensitivity by taking certain

medications now I really don't want to

get into the medication part but there

are some medications that block in

serotonin and they usually work well on

patients to reduce that hypersensitivity

by the way when you consume the alcohol

and if you feel that the alcohol reduces

your sensitivity most likely those

medications will work on you as well how

not a fan of medications in general and

if you can practice and train yourself

in a relaxation techniques breathing

techniques different stop and go

techniques you may have very similar

results as you are on medication there

are some other mental relaxation

techniques that I've been practicing

myself and teaching my page and clients

so give you an example you're having

sexual intercourse and you feel like you

start developing the urge to ejaculate

not only that you can slow down the

sexual intercourse process you can also

start thinking about some foreign

material for example all of a sudden I

will think of the wind outside of the

house or I will think of the ocean right

and just like close my eyes imagine the

ocean think of some some other activity

that you may be doing right now so just

blocking that stimulation mental

stimulation that you have during the

sexual activity can also slow down or

even stop the urge to ejaculate now

let's go into the invasive treatments

with invasive treatments one of the most

beneficial was found to be a

circumcision now the circumcision it's

not only done for religious purposes and

it's not only done to keep things clean

lean it's often done to reduce the

hypersensitivity of your penis once the

circumcision is performed and you walk

around with exposed head as well as the

shaft of the penis you are getting

significantly more friction daily

friction around that area that becomes

less and less sensitive so of course

when you go into sexual relationship

after that you do not feel as much

urgency to ejaculate just from A Simple

Touch or friction around the head on the

base of the penis there are some other

Interventional methods that used and

showed some relatively good results for

example injections injections of a

hyaluronic acid it's not only done to

for the penis enlargement it's actually

also done to reduce its sensitivity

usually it's being injected around the

head of the penis right at the base of

the head so the fillers the hyaluronic

acid fillers creates a separation

between the nerve endings that are

slightly deeper in the tissue and the

skin and therefore you feel less

sensitive as the sexual relationship

occurs another method that often

proposed by urologists is the generation

or nerve the innervation there are two

different types of nerve denervation one

is performed by a thermal or a very low

temperature basically you freeze the

nerves and the other method is Radio

denervation using the radio frequency

machine even though nerve innervation is

one of the methods to reduce the

sensitivity is not often used because

its impact on the tissue and when

honestly there are some reports of

development of erectile dysfunction or

reduction inability to have a normal

healthy erection so definitely not a fan

of that method the awesome limited

studies that show that shock wave

therapy that as you know we widely used

for treatment of erectile dysfunction

can be also beneficial in treatment of

the premature ejaculation now it's too

early to say whether this method will

hold and will actually show a great

benefit but if you are suffering from

some decline inability to have a healthy

erection and that by the way can also be

one of the reasons why you start

ejaculating prematurely because you're

rushing to ejaculate in a worry that

you're going to lose their action that

can actually become a very good method

for you it's gonna repair the ability

for you to have a normal erection and of

course by doing that will slow you down

in terms of ejaculation as well so now

if your sexual relationship lasts two

and a half three minutes before you

ejaculate and it's satisfactory to you

and it's also satisfactory to your

partner do you need to do anything about

it the answer is no on the other hand if

this short sex relationship two and a

half or three minutes is not in

satisfaction to you or intercession to

your partner it maybe then you need to

learn what can be done to change that if

you've been suffering from erectile

decline or premature ejaculation please

watch my video where I tell you how our

program can help you to get rid of it

once and for all without medication

injections or surgeries