DOES MARIJUANA BOOST BED PERFORMANCE?

You might be having a hard time in the bedroom or you might think  you have it all but still feel like you need to add some spark in the bedroom. Trying out new things is an  amazing feeling but it depends what you or your patner is willing to try because not all said works 100% . Weed has been 75% used as a bedroom  booster which has not been Scientific proven . 

Marijuana is commonly used as Recreational drug by many Youths and also used to make one get Sexual appetite and boost bedroom moments among the youths who are sexually active though it may lead to health Hazards.

An interview by Uwazy.blogger.com a Man Jimmy( not his real name) shared his experience how he started using Marijuana.  
"I was introduced to bhang by my Girlfriend whom felt like marijuana could make the sexual activities be more fun since she always said my game was abit boring. I used marijuana as it made me high, stimulated and more active but it didn't not boost my performance but instead it made it worse." Jimmy Narrates.  He realised that he had become an addict and couldn't not function without the stimulant . Bhang had the following effect on him. 
EFFECT OF MARIJUANA 
  • It causes irritating to the lungs and makes in not functioning properly 
  • Makes the heart rate faster in an abnormal way
  • Decreased concentration levels, and difficulties with thinking and learning 
  • It decreases sex drive in some people and it can lower sperm count in males and lead to irregular periods in females 
  • It makes one addictive 
  • It causes hallucinations; seeing and hearing things that are not there
  • Loss of identity  
  • Low reaction pace 
How does marijuana effect the reproductive health 
Marijuana lowers testosterone in males and lowers both testosterone and estrogen in females ... which is not conducive to feeling strong and sexy. It tends to lower libido, which would also not improve the outcome! It may cause erectile dysfunction.

References 
“Cannabis Use and Sexual Health,” International Society for Sexual Medicine, Aug 2009



Comments

  1. Amoury Yeiyo7 March 2022 at 09:56

    Wooow educative content..that's why have never think of using it

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  2. lovelessons.blogspot.com7 March 2022 at 09:59

    How would a man buy such advice just for the sexual satisfaction without thinking of the aftermath . Kwani ni mwanamke

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  3. Ronnyojey7 March 2022 at 10:08

    Nice one

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  4. Athman omar7 March 2022 at 10:47

    Hhhh

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  5. Kelvin7 March 2022 at 10:51

    Nice piece there

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  6. Umil G. Gabu7 March 2022 at 11:53

    Exercise, fast, eat well, you will never have a hard time in bed

    Drugs ruin your body system

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  7. Unknown7 March 2022 at 11:55

    Great piece of writing

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  8. Blue Print12 March 2022 at 11:28

    Mambo ya kitandani haitaji lessons wala madawa
    Ni mtu kufanya mambo yake kiustadi na kumridhisha mpenzi wake💯

    ReplyDelete
  9. Gloria13 March 2022 at 11:11

    I'm blushing 😄😄

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  10. Mburamnews14 March 2022 at 00:07

    Good one

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  11. Pamela Achola14 March 2022 at 01:56

    Informative article 👍

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  12. Tumywrites14 March 2022 at 02:07

    Great content. Drugs don't do us any good

    ReplyDelete
  13. Rebecca Musumbi14 March 2022 at 03:00

    Nice👌🏾

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  14. Unknown14 March 2022 at 03:52

    Alaaaa bangi bangili 😂😂😂nmeipenda ni Nabii

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  15. Irene otieno14 March 2022 at 04:44

    Nice

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  16. Max Miregwa14 March 2022 at 11:21

    Bangi ni extra pressure

    ReplyDelete
  17. preetylies20 March 2022 at 03:01

    legit .

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