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The Enlast is a very sophisticated personal
lubricant. Unlike other oils that are sticky or greasy, the Enlast product
is formulated to be slippery and smooth when applied - and to stay slippery,
smooth, and wet during use. Enlast is water-based so there are no issues
with latex condoms and allows the formula to taste much better than the
majority of competitive products on the market. The water-base also dries
naturally after use leaving no sticky residue or uncomfortable feeling
attributed to other lubricant products. All the components in Enlast are
hypo-allergenic and 100% USP approved for food use.
Enlast has been uniquely formulated with a
variety of natural herbal remedies, vitamins, amino acids and flavoring to
create an incredibly effective and powerful lubricant. One of the main
ingredients in assisting with the sexual boost is L-Argynine;
Arginine, an amino acid that has been demonstrated to aid in the increase of sexual
stimulation. Arginine may be beneficial in treating sterility in men. In one
study, men with low sperm counts took Arginine with 80%
of the men showing significant improvement. Arginine is also noted by one
researcher for its ability to increase libido and induce erections.
The botanicals Muira Puama and Huanarpo Macho have traditionally been used
to stimulate sexual arousal in men and women.
Current applications of muira puama center around its ability to boost
libido in men and women.
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of Vitality Medicine (New York: 1997, Simon & Schuster), pages 62-64. ISBN
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Encyclopedia (New York: 1990, Fireside), pages 209-215. ISBN 0-671-66784-X
Quillin, Ph.D., R.D., Patrick, Healing Nutrients (New York: 1989, Vintage),
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